Ihnasiyah Gallery

Ihnasiyah Gallery - A World of Cultures to suit all tastes and budgets from the beginner collector to the Art Investment Portfolio. Just 20 Minutes from Heathrow. By Appointment Only

I bought a Prehistoric Horse Bone! Why did I buy a Prehistoric Horse bone? Is there anyone out there building a skeleton of a Prehistoric Horse missing one vital bone cos I have it and damned if I know what to do with it now :-0

Whilst I have had the pleasure of curating a small group of Late Roman coins from the Ihnasiyah Hoard, Egypt, it is time to move them on to a new generation of collectors to enjoy. Various Mints represented from reigns of Constantine I (306 - 312 A.D.) and Constans I (337 - 350 A.D.)

Ancient Egyptian Fly Amulet, Scarab Bead and Hair Ring - all fine condition and usable as wearable pendants. Check out our Trocader , ebay and etsy stores for these, and similar interesting antiquities.

After a very successful first Six Months in on-line business, we at Ihnasiyah Gallery are proud to announce we will be a physical presence at this Sunday, 17th March, upcoming Dorking Halls Antiques Fair, Surrey. Please come along and say hello if you are in the area. We will be very pleased to meet customers old and new.

Campo del Cielo "Field of Heaven" Meteorite Pendants from Argentina, time of Queen Elizabeth I (1576 A.D.) but estimated to be 4,200 - 4,700 years old! At 100 tons, estimated to be largest ever Earth Meteorite Impact.... and you can own and wear a piece of it in Pendant form! (earrings also made to order from matched fragment pairs).

Magnificent and Unique Wearable Ancient Egyptian Restrung Necklace of Early Dynastic/Old Kingdom Salmon-Coloured Stone Disc Beads, Middle Kingdom Faience Melon Beads and a Late Period Scarab Plaque Pendant, with Gilded Lobster-Claw Clasp. Wow!

Extremely Rare Pterosaur (Flying Dinosaur) Fossil Tooth Pendant and Rare Ancient Egyptian Amphora Bead Pendant - Exclusive to Ihnasiyah Gallery.

Assorted Large Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus (var. Moroccanus) Fossil Teeth in Ihnasiyah Gallery for the New Year.

Ihnasiyah Gallery Latest Addition - Ancient Egyptian Late Period (c. 725 - 332 B.C.) Blue Faience Scarab Pectoral with details highlighted in black and with holes for attachment of separate faience wings, and for sewing to mummy bandages.

This Month in Ihnasiyah Gallery: A Selection of Romano-Egyptian Terracotta Heads from Hollow-Cast Votive Statuettes.

What have the Romans ever done for us? A red Terra Sigilata terracotta mold for making Leaves for a Wreath and three bronze disc mirrors which would originally have been highly polished and now have a pleasing olive green patina.

Our Antiquities in Hanson's Auctions (Yes, that Charles Hanson from BBC TV Antiques Shows) Tomorrow, Monday 26th Nov 2018.