| Kategória | Cylinder Seals |
| Description of the seal image | The scene is framed by line borders at the top and bottom. A beardless attendant faces a bearded king or dignitary sitting on a throne. The attendant wears a long, broad-belted, fringed robe, has a spiked shield on his back, a sword at his waist and holds a flag-shaped fan and a cloth. The king wears similar clothing and holds a cup. Between the two figures is a table, while behind them are two ears of wheat ('bottle-brush' trees) below an eight-rayed star. A crescent moon appears above the king's hand, while a wedge is in front of the attendant's head. |
| Figures, motifs/symbols |
- attendant: beardless, wearing a long fringed robe, holding a flag-shaped fan and a cloth, has a spiked shield on his back and a sword at his waist - borderlines (2): line borders at the top and bottom - crescent moon - ears of wheat ('bottle-brush' trees) (2): one tall and one short - king or dignitary: bearded, sitting, wearing a long fringed robe, holding a cup - star: eight-rayed - table: cross-legged, with bull's feet - throne: high-backed chair - wedge: cuneiform |
| Subcategory | cylinder seal |
| Collection | N/A |
| Condition, shape | one third of the upper edge has been broken off |
| Culture | Neo-Assyrian |
| First occurence | 1991 |
| Dimensions (mm): height, diameter | h: 23.8, d: 9.3 |
| Material and features | quartz |
| Style | linear |
| Scene | banquet |
| Bibliography |
Ishida, ed., 1991: 50. Ishida, K., ed.: Inshō no sekai. Kodai oriento bijutsu to rekishi no kataribe [The World of Seals. Narrators/Storytellers of the Visual Arts and History of the Ancient Near East]. Tokyo, 1991 [in Japanese]. |