Lot 101: A Group of Islamic Bone Gaming Pieces, Possibly...
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A Group of Islamic Bone Gaming Pieces, Possibly 10th–13th Century.
A mixed assemblage of carved bone gaming pieces, including domed and cylindrical forms decorated with concentric circles, ring-and-dot motifs, and incised bands. The group features pieces of varying heights and tones, from pale cream to deeper honey-coloured surfaces, with one example showing pierced openwork floral carving.
H: Approximately 2.5-4cm
Provenance: From a distinguished European private collection.
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