Collection of bronze cabbage vessels and stands. Bactria, 2nd - 1st millennium B.C. Four cabbage vessels: a) H 6.5 cm. Bellied body with slender, high neck and flat rim. Three ibex heads on long necks on the shoulder. Green patina, one head with broken horn and ears, the other missing only the ear. b) H 6.5cm, bellied body with small base, tall, slender neck and flat rim. Two ibex heads on the body. With a matching cosmetic stick with antelope head (l 7cm). Green patina, part of an ibex horn missing. c) H 9cm. Bellied body with cylindrical neck and flat rim on three high feet with ibex head, details in cold work. Green patina, one foot glued. d) H 11.5cm. Goat with biconical attachment on the body. Flat lid with stopper and zebu cow as crown. Green patina, remnants of an eyelet (?) in the center of the attachment, otherwise intact. Including a stand, the lower part of which is openwork pyramidal on four small feet. Attached to it is a cylindrical tube with a flat rim. Intact, green-brown patina. 5 pieces! Provenance: Ex collection Dr. Klaus Marquardt, North Rhine-Westphalia, 1980s to 2009.