ANATOLIAN SILVER IDOL. Ca. 1500 - 1200 BC. A silver figure depicted standing with a rigid, elongated body and separated legs. The head is rectangular with a flat top, featuring a straight nose, circular indentations for eyes, and a small mouth. A diagonal band crosses the chest, marked with a row of small circular elements. The right arm is extended outward, while the left is positioned against the body. For similar see: Museo Archeologico del Casentino Piero Albertoni, Catalogo dell'esposizione, n. 225 - 228 Size: 41.6mm x 22.5mm; Weight: 7.13g Provenance: Private UK collection; previously acquired on the Holland art market in the 1990s.