What kind of items does Relic and Rarity sell?

Relic and Rarity specializes in rare historical finds around the globe, including ancient Egyptian artifacts such as an Egyptian mummy or a Bastet cat statue. The collection also features ancient Chinese art and imperial relics, specifically Han dynasty art and Ming dynasty art. Collectors can explore a wide range of items, from ancient Egyptian jewelry to ancient Chinese pottery and stone sculptures.

How can collectors verify if these are real ancient artifacts?

Every item is selected based on documented provenance to ensure it is an authentic piece of history. The gallery guarantees the authenticity of all items, whether they are real Egyptian mummies, authentic ancient Egyptian artifacts for sale, or antique Chinese weapons. This process allows collectors to acquire real ancient artifacts with complete confidence in their historical value.

What are the worldwide shipping policies, especially for items like a medieval axe or ancient pottery?

Complimentary worldwide shipping is provided for all orders, including heavy or delicate items. Each piece, such as a medieval axe, a signal cannon, or fragile Mexican pottery, is packed using professional methods. This ensures that historical treasures, including Peruvian textiles and ancient weapons, arrive safely at any international destination.

Where is the gallery located to view Samurai armor or Egyptian coffin in person?

The physical gallery is located at 7030 Woodbine Avenue in Markham, Ontario, providing a professional environment to view the collection. Visitors can examine curated pieces in person, such as a full set of Samurai armor, an intricate Egyptian coffin, or various Mesoamerican artifacts.

Where do the artifacts come from?

Experts curate the collection by sourcing items from civilizations across centuries, focusing on cultural significance and rarity. The gallery uncovers remarkable relics such as ancient Egyptian mummies, ancient weapons, and ancient Chinese artifacts. Additionally, there is a process for individuals to sell their own artifacts, such as an ancient dagger, a signal cannon, or an antique powder flask, provided the items meet strict quality standards.

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Ancient Eastern Mediterranean Terracotta Jug | Roman–Byzantine Period Pouring Vessel | Circa 2nd – 7th Century CE

Ancient Eastern Mediterranean Terracotta Jug | Roman–Byzantine Period Pouring Vessel | Circa 2nd – 7th Century CE

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Ancient Eastern Mediterranean Greyware Pottery Jug | Iron Age | Circa 8th – 5th Century BCE

Ancient Eastern Mediterranean Greyware Pottery Jug | Iron Age | Circa 8th – 5th Century BCE

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Late Roman Blown Green Glass Jug with Applied Coiled Trails | Circa 3rd – 5th Century CE

Late Roman Blown Green Glass Jug with Applied Coiled Trails | Circa 3rd – 5th Century CE

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Ancient Roman Terracotta Pouring Vessel | Mediterranean Pottery Jug | Circa 100–500 CE

Ancient Roman Terracotta Pouring Vessel | Mediterranean Pottery Jug | Circa 100–500 CE

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Ancient Roman–Late Antique Terracotta Juglet | Circa 2nd – 5th Century CE

Ancient Roman–Late Antique Terracotta Juglet | Circa 2nd – 5th Century CE

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Ancient Yortan Culture Pig Effigy Vessel | Anatolia | Early Bronze Age | Detailed Provenance | Circa 1700 BCE

Ancient Yortan Culture Pig Effigy Vessel | Anatolia | Early Bronze Age | Detailed Provenance | Circa 1700 BCE

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Ancient Near Eastern Grayware Spindle Jar | Likely Iranian Iron Age | Circa 1000 – 600 BCE

Ancient Near Eastern Grayware Spindle Jar | Likely Iranian Iron Age | Circa 1000 – 600 BCE

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Ancient Roman North African Ribbed Terracotta Pitcher | Tunisia | Detailed Provenance | Circa 100–500 CE

Ancient Roman North African Ribbed Terracotta Pitcher | Tunisia | Detailed Provenance | Circa 100–500 CE

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Greco-Roman | Abydos Ware | Terracotta Jug | Circa 1st–3rd Century CE

Greco-Roman | Abydos Ware | Terracotta Jug | Circa 1st–3rd Century CE

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Roman Empire Terracotta Juglet | Flared-Rim Domestic Vessel | Circa 1st–3rd Century CE

Roman Empire Terracotta Juglet | Flared-Rim Domestic Vessel | Circa 1st–3rd Century CE

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Ancient Greco-Roman | Terracotta Pitcher with Handle | 1st–3rd Century CE

Ancient Greco-Roman | Terracotta Pitcher with Handle | 1st–3rd Century CE

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Authentic Muromachi Era Samurai Armor | Japanese Warrior Armor Set with Gold Crest & Edo Period Lacing | Circa 1333 – 1573

Victorian | Brass Field Microscope with Mahogany Case and Interchangeable Lenses | Circa Early–Mid 19th Century

Early Georgian Spirit Box | Mahogany Case with Four Parcel-Gilded Square Decanters | England | Circa Early 19th Century

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Items

Ancient Eastern Mediterranean Terracotta Jug | Roman–Byzantine Period Pouring Vessel | Circa 2nd – 7th Century CE

Ancient Eastern Mediterranean Greyware Pottery Jug | Iron Age | Circa 8th – 5th Century BCE

Late Roman Blown Green Glass Jug with Applied Coiled Trails | Circa 3rd – 5th Century CE

Ancient Roman Terracotta Pouring Vessel | Mediterranean Pottery Jug | Circa 100–500 CE

Ancient Roman–Late Antique Terracotta Juglet | Circa 2nd – 5th Century CE

Ancient Yortan Culture Pig Effigy Vessel | Anatolia | Early Bronze Age | Detailed Provenance | Circa 1700 BCE

Ancient Near Eastern Grayware Spindle Jar | Likely Iranian Iron Age | Circa 1000 – 600 BCE

Ancient Roman North African Ribbed Terracotta Pitcher | Tunisia | Detailed Provenance | Circa 100–500 CE

Greco-Roman | Abydos Ware | Terracotta Jug | Circa 1st–3rd Century CE

Roman Empire Terracotta Juglet | Flared-Rim Domestic Vessel | Circa 1st–3rd Century CE

Ancient Greco-Roman | Terracotta Pitcher with Handle | 1st–3rd Century CE

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