An East Greek 'Wild Goat Style' pottery fragment

**Originally Listed At $400** Greece, Athens, ca. 450 BCE. A ceramic fragment from a pyxis depicting the lower body of a harpy. The pyxis form is found throughout the ancient Near East and the Classic

Ancient Greek Thessalian Neolithic pottery idol Head c.6th-5th Millennium BC. Size 2 inch high. Rare Ancient Greece Thessalian pottery female Idol head, fragment from a full figure. Provenance: East c

Greek style pottery amphora urn, Paolo Golia (Italian 20th c.) having a flared rim over tapered body, mask accented scrolling handles, decorated with figural frieze and bands of patterns, rising on ci

(20th Century, or possibly earlier). An estate art pottery group featuring a vase produced in the style of Ancient Hellenic Athenian Greek artisans. Urn or botanical jar form. Footed base. Encircling

Greek Style Pottery Acanthus Leaf Antifix, possibly Hellenistic Period, Circa 3rd to 2nd Century BC.A decorative element for the roof of a temple with a curved section ending in an acanthus leaf. Ampl

(20th Century, or possibly earlier). An estate art pottery group featuring a vase produced in the style of Ancient Hellenic Athenian Attic Greek artisans. Urn or botanical jar form. Footed base. Encir

A group of mostly Greek pottery fragments. Lot includes the body of a black-figure lekythos, a red-figure fragment depicting a winged female, and 18th Century clay pipe fragment. Lekythos fragment mea

1/2" to 3 1/2" high.

Three Ancient Greek-style pottery reproduction amphoras, late 20th C., two marked on base, details include: two smaller marked on base "Exact Copy 480 B.C./ 500 B.C., Hand Painted in Greece", figural

Four Ancient Greek-style pottery reproductions, 20th/ 21st C., details include: largest a calyx krater with red and black figural decoration, 10 1/2" h.; an amphora marked on base "Exact Copy 520 B.C.

(lot of 2) Ancient Greek style pottery, 20th c. decorative, including: (1) handled vase, text underfoot reading "copy geometrical period 800 B.C., handmade in Mylenaen Center," small loss to decoratio

Three Ancient Greek-style pottery reproductions, late 20th C., two signed or marked on base, details include: one tall lekythoi with Icarus type decoration on varigated light blue ground, 16 1/2" h.;

Naukratis: Greek Diversity in Egypt Studies on East Greek Pottery and Exchange in the Eastern Mediterranean Villing A., Schlotzhauer U. (2006). London, Trustee of The British Museum. ISBN: 978-086159-

Naukratis: Greek Diversity in Egypt Studies on East Greek Pottery and Exchange in the Eastern Mediterranean Villing A., Schlotzhauer U. (2006). London, Trustee of The British Museum. ISBN: 978-086159-

Two Pre-Colombian Style Pottery Figures. Together with a collection of Pre-Colombian style pottery fragments Taller: 14.25"

Magna Graecia, Southern Italy, ca. 340 BCE. Fragment from a very large hydria or amphora. Midsection of the vessel with the eve of a naiskos - which represents a tomb, scrolls and ovolo at top. Custom

(20th Century, or possibly earlier). An art pottery platter produced in the style of Ancient Hellenic Athenian Greek artisans. Central figural decoration, hand painted in a primitive style, with hunte

PRE-COLUMBIAN STYLE ART POTTERY FRAGMENT——MEASURES APPROXIMATELY —2.5"—— OUR CURRENT AUCTION FEATURES MANY MORE PRE-COLUMBIAN AND CHINESE COLLECTIBLE ITEMS. PLEASE SEE OU

Ancient Greek, Roman pottery, potsherds, fragments, sizes to 3 3/4"

A lot of 3 Greek black-figure pottery fragments, c, 5th Century BC, each with a partial image of a male figure, one bearded. Largest L: 3 7/8 in (9.8cm). Ex South German private collection of an artis

**First Time At Auction** Greece, Corinthia, ca. 6th century BCE; Magna Graecia / South Italic Colonies, ca. 4th to 3rd century BCE. A gathering of six terracotta items from over 300 years of Grecian

Greece, ca. 6th to 3rd century BCE. This is a group of terracotta heads, all of which appear to be women; they are fragmentary, probably from small figures. These figures were used as religious offeri

Nine Greek and Roman pottery fragments, mostly terracotta, each labeled in marker with its place of origin in Greece or Turkey, including Sounion, Corinth, and Ephesus. Approximate dimensions: Ranging

Greek Corinthian Style Pottery Aryballos with Animals, 18th 19th century...A round bodied terracotta oil vessel with a wide flat lip, loop handle and painted and incised with ibex, and lion and owl am