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Discussion on the Neolithic Era and the antiquities sold by Phoenix Ancient Art from this time period.

Certainly, there are many exquisite items in Hicham Aboutaam and Ali Aboutaam’s galleries. One highlight is the Seated Woman with a Bird. This rare bronze statue comes from the Greek Geometric period of the 7th century B.C. It was created in the Daedalic style, which was an early sculptural development named after [...]

The 21st edition of the International Fine Art & Antique Dealers Show at the Park Avenue Armory wrapped up in October. This year’s show included 65 exhibitors and a new energy for admiring and purchasing antiques and other art that had not been seen in recent years.
Phoenix Ancient Art, owned by Ali Aboutaam and [...]

This beautiful Mycenaean Stirrup Jar is a great example of Early Greek antiques.  Available through Phoenix Ancient Art with Ali Aboutaam and Hicham Aboutaam, this jar has a body that is highlighted with a carefully painted lozenge chain.  The round profile is accentuated with the horizontal bands of lines.
Jars of this sort were first produced [...]

When buying antiquities, many people think of acquiring large objects that they can put on display, such as pottery and sculptures. Other smaller types of antiquities, however, are very interesting, both as investments and as treasures to pass on to future generations.
This beautiful bronze belt buckle, for example, that is for sale at [...]

Hicham and Ali Aboutaam will also bring you back to the almost unimaginable past.

Appreciating and collecting ancient art has an added, deeper dimension, which Ali and Hicham Aboutaam never cease to explain.

Phoenix Ancient Art, founded by S. Aboutaam, and now under the management of his sons, Ali Aboutaam and Hicham Aboutaam, ensures that their clients always sense the history, culture and beauty contained within each piece that is exhibited and sold by Phoenix and the Aboutaam brothers.

Hicham Aboutaam of Phoenix Ancient Art offers objects from a huge range of time periods and geographical locations.

Commenting on the significance of this particular millifiori glass bowl, Hicham and Ali Aboutaam of Phoenix Ancient Art responded.