A Neo-Assyrian Gold and Glass pendant, ca. 9th to 7th century BCE Chains - 18" Silver peep from the bottom of

peep from the bottom of the gown

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For a classic example

acquired from the above sale

Condition:  Modeled from reddish-colored clay

A Neo-Assyrian Gold and Glass pendant, ca. 9th to 7th century BCE Chains - 18" Silver peep from the bottom ofA striking Neo Assyrian pendant centered by a vivid cobalt blue glass inlay, surrounded by raised gold bosses radiating across the circular surface. Constructed in sheet gold over a bronze core, the pendant reflects the refined metalworking traditions of the ancient Near East, where gold and colored glass were prized for both their beauty and symbolic associations with protection, status, and divine favor. The rich contrast between the luminous gold