PAIR OF LATE BABYLONIAN BRONZE PAZUZU PENDANTS. Ca. 800 - 400 BC. A pair of bronze pendants, including, from left to right: an amulet modelled as the head of Pazuzu, with protruding ears, recessed eyes, a prominent nose and a ridged beard, set on a tall neck rising from a square plinth, with a transverse perforation through the top of the head for suspension; and a compact Pazuzu mask with a tapering neck, arched brows, large eyes and nose, and a layered beard, fitted with an integral suspension loop above. For similar see: The British Museum, Museum number 117941. Size: 20-23mm x 10-11mm; Weight: 11g Provenance: Private London collection; previously acquired from a New York private collection formed in the 1980s.