Ancient hand carved carnelian agate king or noble stamp seal lot with Parthian script. Probably circa 250 BC- 200 AD. 29 mm diameter x 14 mm H. (1 = 25.4 mm). NOTE: All dimensions approximate to the best of our ability in hand measure. As the item may be somewhat irregular, the largest dimensions are given. See photos with ruler and coin for size references and for actual conditions. Ancient condition is as in photos. Study all pictures as visual description of this item. More pictures available as needed. May have various types of wear from previous use, age and/or storage. Note: We will not cancel any orders whether paid or unpaid unless we cannot fulfill them for any unforeseen reason. Please be sure you want the item before purchasing or making an offer. Please note: For technical reasons beyond our control, the image you see on your screen may vary in color and/or shade/intensity slightly from the image we have posted and from the actual. We strive to edit the photos so they will appear as close to the real object as possible, however, in digital processing, it is not always possible to be exactly precise. All surface anomalies, inconsistencies of color and other non-uniform characteristics are inherent age-acquired qualities of antiques and are not interpreted as imperfections or damages. Thank you for your understanding. Please note: All surface anomalies, inconsistencies of color and other non-uniform characteristics are inherent age-acquired qualities of antiques and are not to be interpreted as imperfections or damages. Possible inaccuracies in dating and/or cultural attributions do not constitute “grossly not as described”. Archaeological and anthropological interpretations and opinions may vary widely amongst collectors & scholars. The information presented herein represents the studied opinion of the author of this post who is neither an expert nor claims any affiliation with any academic or archaeological/anthropological institutions and is for informational purposes only. It is in no way meant to supercede or supplant any published, non-published or transient interpretations or any other information which my be currently widely accepted as fact. Ll surface/cosmetic/structural anomalies, inconsistencies of color and other non-uniform characteristics which may be present, are inherent qualities of antiques and are not considered as imperfections or “not as described”, regardless of whether or not they can be detected in listing photos or have been mentioned in the listing text.