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Artefactos del Antiguo Egipto

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Meet the curator

Jordan Thomas

With more than two decades spent studying and collecting antiquities and historic objects, Jordan leads Relic & Rarity’s curation and authentication process. Each piece is carefully researched for authenticity, provenance, responsible acquisition, and historical significance before joining the collection.

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Jordan Thomas, Head Curator of Relic & Rarity, seated at his desk reviewing research materials and documenting artifacts in a bright professional office. Surrounded by historical objects, reference books, and curated antiquities, the image highlights over two decades of experience in artifact authentication, provenance research, and collection management. A feature panel introduces the curator and Relic & Rarity's commitment to ethical collecting, historical preservation, and authenticity.

Jordan Thomas

Head Curator, Relic & Rarity

Born and raised in Toronto, Ontario, Jordan Thomas developed a passion for history, antiques, and cultural heritage at an early age. Introduced to the world of collecting by his father, he began attending auctions, estate sales, and antique shows at just ten years old, fostering a lifelong appreciation for historical artifacts and the stories they preserve.

Jordan holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Athabasca University and has dedicated more than twenty-five years to public service with the Government of Canada. Throughout his career, he cultivated a reputation for professionalism, research, and meticulous attention to detail—qualities that continue to guide his work in the authentication, documentation, and stewardship of historical objects.

As Founder and Head Curator of Relic & Rarity, Jordan works alongside a dedicated team of researchers, specialists, and advisors to oversee every stage of the acquisition, authentication, and curation process. Drawing upon decades of hands-on collecting experience, extensive study, and ongoing research, he is committed to ensuring that every artifact offered by the gallery is genuine, ethically sourced, and historically significant.

Jordan has been accepted into the American Society of Appraisers, the Appraisers Association of America, and the International Society of Appraisers. He is also a member of the International Council of Museums (ICOM Canada), the American Alliance of Museums (AAM), the Archaeological Institute of America (AIA), and the Ontario Historical Society. In addition, he serves on various boards and committees dedicated to heritage preservation, education, and community engagement.

Known for his commitment to ethical collecting, provenance research, and public education, Jordan believes that history should be accessible to everyone. Through Relic & Rarity, he continues to connect collectors, institutions, and history enthusiasts with authentic artifacts that preserve and celebrate humanity's shared past.

Jordan is committed to providing every collector with exceptional service, expert guidance, and complete confidence in every acquisition. If you have any questions before or after your purchase, or if there is anything he can personally assist you with, he invites you to contact him directly at: curator@relicandrarity.com

"History belongs to everyone. Thank you for allowing us to share it with you."

— Jordan Thomas

Jordan Thomas of Relic & Rarity standing beside a Mercedes-Benz in front of a modern glass building in Markham, Ontario.
Jordan Thomas of Relic & Rarity standing in front of carefully packed artifact shipments outside the company's warehouse, showcasing professional worldwide shipping and protective packaging for historical artifacts and antiques
Jordan Thomas exploring an ancient Egyptian temple corridor lined with carved hieroglyphs and reliefs, reflecting Relic & Rarity's commitment to archaeological research, historical preservation, and authentic antiquities.
Jordan Thomas, Founder and Head Curator of Relic & Rarity, preparing documentation in the gallery's office, reflecting the meticulous research, cataloguing, provenance verification, and authentication process behind each historical artifact offered for sale.
Jordan Thomas, Founder and Head Curator of Relic & Rarity, reviewing documents during a business meeting at the company's Markham, Ontario office, reflecting the research, authentication, and provenance process behind every historical artifact.
Jordan Thomas, Founder and Head Curator of Relic & Rarity, presenting an ancient Egyptian-style bronze relief panel during an artifact research and authentication session at the gallery, highlighting the company's expertise in historical antiquities and provenance research.
Jordan Thomas, Founder and Head Curator of Relic & Rarity, examining an ancient carved artifact during the authentication and provenance research process at the gallery's Markham, Ontario office.
Jordan Thomas, Founder and Head Curator of Relic & Rarity, standing beside a display of authentic historical artifacts in the company's Markham, Ontario office, highlighting the gallery's expertise in sourcing, researching, authenticating, and preserving museum-quality antiquities from around the world.
Jordan Thomas, Founder and Head Curator of Relic & Rarity, seated in his Markham, Ontario office surrounded by historical artifacts, reflecting the expertise, research, and dedication behind the gallery's authentication and curation of museum-quality antiquities.

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Armadura auténtica de samurái del período Muromachi | Conjunto de armadura de guerrero japonés con blasón dorado y cordones del período Edo | Circa 1333 – 1573 Armadura Do-Maru de samurái japonés con escudo del clan Takeda | Siglos XIV-XVI Juego de defensa para caballeros oculto continental | en estuche de terciopelo con forma de libro | Circa 1855-1885 Zischägge (casco de langosta) alemán u holandés | Casco de hierro forjado con barra nasal | Circa 1630-1670 Vaina de espada de bronce etrusca antigua | Artefacto de guerrero de alto estatus | Circa 900–700 a. C. Espada corta de hierro de Luristán | Arma del antiguo Oriente Próximo | 750–650 a. C. Pistola alemana de la Segunda Guerra Mundial – Browning FN Modelo 1922 (1941–1944) Brazalete de guerrero persa Qajar | Puño de armadura de acero koftgari dorado | Siglo XIX aproximadamente Daga europea | Guarda de quillon y pomo de anillo | Siglo XIV aproximadamente Escudo de la Corte de África Oriental con Monturas Repujadas y Doradas | Circa 1870 – 1900 Revólver de bolsillo Colt 1849 antiguo | Cilindro con escena de diligencia | Mediados del siglo XIX (1859) Pistola de percusión Fenton London | Arma de fuego inglesa antigua convertida a chispa | Hacia 1780-1830 Armadura antigua filipina moro de cota de malla con mangas puntiagudas | C. siglo XIX o anterior Espada de cazacabezas de Borneo con empuñadura de madera de hierro tallada y vaina emplumada | Circa 1900 – 1930 Browning FN 1906, modelo de triple seguro | Pistola de bolsillo semiautomática temprana | Bélgica | Circa 1912-1914 Par de estribos samuráis japoneses lacados | con cruz en círculo | Edo-Meiji | Circa 1800-1880 Caspio antiguo | Hoja de bronce | Hacia el segundo y primer milenio a. C. Espada corta colonial americana tipo hanger, forjada por herrero | Circa 1700 – 1775 Daga ritual de hueso de las Tierras Altas de Nueva Guinea | Húmero humano con pigmento y plumas | Cerca del siglo XIX Pequeño Dhal indopersa | Escudo | siglo XIX Mediterráneo antiguo | Punta de lanza de bronce | Chipriota III temprano | Circa 2500-1900 a. C. Conversión de Enfield Snider de la época victoriana | Fusil de servicio con marca Queen's Cipher | 1864 Hacha alemana de corte (Goosewing) | Hoja de hierro forjada a mano con marcas del fabricante | Siglo XVIII – principios del siglo XIX d.C. Pistola de bolsillo de percusión británica con cañón tipo "Cannon-Barrel" | C. 1830 – 1850 Cinturón tibetano antiguo con aplique bordado y daga marcial | Región del Himalaya | Alrededor de 1870-1900 Pistola de percusión afgano-india | Modelada a partir de armas militares británicas | Mediados del siglo XIX Islámico | Gran Persia | Granada de mano de cerámica | Hacia los siglos X-XII d. C. Cuchillo indonesio con mango de hueso tallado | Siglo XIX Hallazgos de la campaña de Vicksburg | Colección de exhibición compartimentada | Circa 1861-1865 Par de guanteletes de estilo gótico con detalles grabados | Siglo XIX Espuelas alemanas sajonas | Espuelas de hierro forjado con rodajas de seis puntas | Finales del siglo XVI-principios del XVII Punta de Lanza Europea de Hierro Forjado a Mano | Circa 1er Milenio EC Par de Hachas Antiguas de Bronce Encartadas | Circa 500 AEC – 300 EC Frasco de pólvora monumental de latón grabado con motivos florales | Norte de África | Circa finales del siglo XIX-principios del XX Cuerno de pólvora negra antiguo de la frontera | Finales del siglo XVIII/principios del XIX Escopeta francesa antigua de palanca inferior | Dos cañones | Hacia la década de 1860 Hacha africana de corte luba | Hoja en abanico con punzón triangular | Finales del siglo XIX Armadura auténtica de samurái del período Muromachi | Conjunto de armadura de guerrero japonés con blasón dorado y cordones del período Edo | Circa 1333 – 1573 Armadura Do-Maru de samurái japonés con escudo del clan Takeda | Siglos XIV-XVI Juego de defensa para caballeros oculto continental | en estuche de terciopelo con forma de libro | Circa 1855-1885 Zischägge (casco de langosta) alemán u holandés | Casco de hierro forjado con barra nasal | Circa 1630-1670 Vaina de espada de bronce etrusca antigua | Artefacto de guerrero de alto estatus | Circa 900–700 a. C. Espada corta de hierro de Luristán | Arma del antiguo Oriente Próximo | 750–650 a. C. Pistola alemana de la Segunda Guerra Mundial – Browning FN Modelo 1922 (1941–1944) Brazalete de guerrero persa Qajar | Puño de armadura de acero koftgari dorado | Siglo XIX aproximadamente Daga europea | Guarda de quillon y pomo de anillo | Siglo XIV aproximadamente Escudo de la Corte de África Oriental con Monturas Repujadas y Doradas | Circa 1870 – 1900 Revólver de bolsillo Colt 1849 antiguo | Cilindro con escena de diligencia | Mediados del siglo XIX (1859) Pistola de percusión Fenton London | Arma de fuego inglesa antigua convertida a chispa | Hacia 1780-1830 Armadura antigua filipina moro de cota de malla con mangas puntiagudas | C. siglo XIX o anterior Espada de cazacabezas de Borneo con empuñadura de madera de hierro tallada y vaina emplumada | Circa 1900 – 1930 Browning FN 1906, modelo de triple seguro | Pistola de bolsillo semiautomática temprana | Bélgica | Circa 1912-1914 Par de estribos samuráis japoneses lacados | con cruz en círculo | Edo-Meiji | Circa 1800-1880 Caspio antiguo | Hoja de bronce | Hacia el segundo y primer milenio a. C. Espada corta colonial americana tipo hanger, forjada por herrero | Circa 1700 – 1775 Daga ritual de hueso de las Tierras Altas de Nueva Guinea | Húmero humano con pigmento y plumas | Cerca del siglo XIX Pequeño Dhal indopersa | Escudo | siglo XIX Mediterráneo antiguo | Punta de lanza de bronce | Chipriota III temprano | Circa 2500-1900 a. C. Conversión de Enfield Snider de la época victoriana | Fusil de servicio con marca Queen's Cipher | 1864 Hacha alemana de corte (Goosewing) | Hoja de hierro forjada a mano con marcas del fabricante | Siglo XVIII – principios del siglo XIX d.C. Pistola de bolsillo de percusión británica con cañón tipo "Cannon-Barrel" | C. 1830 – 1850 Cinturón tibetano antiguo con aplique bordado y daga marcial | Región del Himalaya | Alrededor de 1870-1900 Pistola de percusión afgano-india | Modelada a partir de armas militares británicas | Mediados del siglo XIX Islámico | Gran Persia | Granada de mano de cerámica | Hacia los siglos X-XII d. C. Cuchillo indonesio con mango de hueso tallado | Siglo XIX Hallazgos de la campaña de Vicksburg | Colección de exhibición compartimentada | Circa 1861-1865 Par de guanteletes de estilo gótico con detalles grabados | Siglo XIX Espuelas alemanas sajonas | Espuelas de hierro forjado con rodajas de seis puntas | Finales del siglo XVI-principios del XVII Punta de Lanza Europea de Hierro Forjado a Mano | Circa 1er Milenio EC Par de Hachas Antiguas de Bronce Encartadas | Circa 500 AEC – 300 EC Frasco de pólvora monumental de latón grabado con motivos florales | Norte de África | Circa finales del siglo XIX-principios del XX Cuerno de pólvora negra antiguo de la frontera | Finales del siglo XVIII/principios del XIX Escopeta francesa antigua de palanca inferior | Dos cañones | Hacia la década de 1860 Hacha africana de corte luba | Hoja en abanico con punzón triangular | Finales del siglo XIX

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