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Antiques
Main Street 24 (16/6)

Antiques are sold here. Owned by Duncan McLeod.

Details on goods and prices, see below. Payment in Crowns only.

Opening hours:
1-4; 6-9: 11 AM – 3 PM

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Busts and Statues

Antique Wooden Statue

Antique Wooden Statue

Basalt Statue, large

Basalt Statue, small

Mogu Statue Piece

Sculpture

Head

Busts

Marble Bust

Bust

Marble Bust

Bust

Golden Bird

Jade Figurine

Bear Carving

Emerald Dragon

Bull's Head

Jade Dragon

Jade Dragon

Jade Horse

Jade Water Buffallo

Small Horse

Llama Figurine

Phoenix Figurine

Sphinx, Gold

Sphinx, Obsidian

Sphinx, Stone

Jeweled Arakkoa Effigy

Zandalari Idol

Aegis

Ancient Greek Coins

Coin with Hole

Flower Coin

Golden Wall Hanging

Mysterious Coin

Roman Shield

Earth Coin, England

Earth Coin, Japan

Coin of the Realm

Bronze Chinese Coin

Coin

Coin

Coin

Coin

Copper Coin

Clay Tablets, Broken

Clay Tablets, Whole

Missive in Stone

Orc Blood Text

Troll Tablet

Containers

Ambrosia Flask

Ambrosia Flask

Amphoras, various

Greek Amphora

Ancient Concoction

Banded Jug

Brass Bowl

Broken Jugs

Clay Jug

Clay Pitcher

Cracked Jug

Flagon

Greek Amphora

Jars

Marble Vase

Old bottle

Old Vase

Pandaren Pottery Shard

Roman Pot

Small Bowls

Spiral Jug

Urn

Talc Bowls

Vase with cave painting style design

Vessel

Vase Shard

Vase

Vase

Vase

Ban Chiang Vase

Carved Bowl

Ceramic Jar

Devatas Flask

Goblet

Hip Flask

Clay Vase

An ivory jar... it looks like it was carved from a single tusk. A simple thing, but the level of detail in the carving is impressive.

It's a ceremonial drinking vessel from the Song Dynasty. Beautiful craftsmanship!

Jeweled Bottle

An ancient drinking vessel primarily used for liquids like fermented chicha. A common right in Andean feasts, the kero was also frequently employed as a ceremonial vase by the Incas in important religious ceremonies

Ceramic bottle from approximately AD 700 depicting a mythological killer whale. Such vessels were most likely used for drinking fermented chicha

A vase, made of silver. It's seen a lot of use and travel, but it has rough portrait of the Prophet. They must have begun trading with the outside

This vase must have been beautiful once, but someone's poked a few new holes in it and filled it with dirt. They must have used it to grow seedlings

A Satsuma porcelain vase, probably early Edo period.

A basket made of silver... certainly meant to be decorative, but someone's been using it to carry grain.

US Marine Flask.

Urvan Vessel.

Goblet.

Bowl.

Bowl.

Brown Jade Ink Box

Bulls' Head Rhyton

A drinking horn... this looks like it came from near Kiev...

Miscellaneous

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