Ancient Artwork from Galerie Cahn 2020-11-30 Auction - 61 Price Results - Cahn Auktionen AG in ch
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A Fragment of a Campana Relief with ErosAn Amulet with Sekhmet EnthronedA Silver Fibula in the Shape of a Gladiator
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Basel, Switzerland
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Ancient Artwork from Galerie Cahn

A selection of ancient art from Galerie Cahn, Basel
Auction Curators:
Jean-David Cahn
Archaeologist, Gallery Owner
Dr. Ulrike Haase
Archaeologist
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An Amulet in the Shape of a Double Fish: Western Asia late 4th-3rd mill. B.C..Marble. L. 6.1 cm. H. 3.1 cmOval marble pebble carved in the shape of a double fish. Heads, and back and tail fins are slightly convex, carefully smoothed and
0001: An Amulet in the Shape of a Double FishEst. CHF 700-CHF 900
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A One-Handled Jug with Head Attachment: Amlash 10th-8th cent. B.C..Light brown clay with red-brown wash. H. 21.4 cmThe round body rests on three short legs. Funnel-shaped mouth and narrow neck. A round face with pronounced, hooked nose and
0002: A One-Handled Jug with Head AttachmentEst. CHF 4,000-CHF 5,000Lot Passed
A Lion with its Prey from a Knife: Western Asia 9th cent. B.C..Steatite. L. 6.1 cm. H. 2.7 cmA rather thin lion lies on the ground grasping its prey in its forepaws. The mane schematically rendered by deep incisions. The ribs clearly
0003: A Lion with its Prey from a KnifeEst. CHF 400-CHF 600Lot Passed
A Finial of a Standard: Luristan 8th-7th cent. B.C..Bronze. H. 9.2 cmStylized human figurine between two lions. Pierced, as this element served as a finial for a standard. Slight sinter deposits.Formerly Coll. Prof. Hans
0005: A Finial of a StandardEst. CHF 700-CHF 900Lot Passed
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A Pilgrim Flask: Near Eastern 1st-3rd cent. A.D..Faience. H. 15.8 cmFlat, circular body with short, tubular neck flanked by two small loop-shaped handles. Turquoise glaze. Fissures in the base. Minor losses of
0006: A Pilgrim FlaskEst. CHF 1,600-CHF 2,000
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A Head of the God Bes: Egypt Third Intermediate Period, 1100-650 B.C..Faience. H. 4.2 cmA head of the Egyptian god Bes. Constructed from fired faience, some preserved blue is found on the beard and on the back of the head.
0007: A Head of the God BesEst. CHF 100-CHF 300
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An Amulet in the Shape of Re-Horakhty: Egypt, Late Period, 26th Dynasty (Saite) 664-525 B.C..Faience. H. 4.7 cmThe falcon-headed god Re-Horakhty, a syncretistic union of the gods Re and Horakhty (i.e. Horus who is worshipped as god of
0008: An Amulet in the Shape of Re-HorakhtyEst. CHF 1,900-CHF 2,200Lot Passed
An Amulet in the Shape of a Pataek: Egypt, Late Period 6th-4th cent. B.C..Faience. H. 3 cmThe pataek is usually depicted as a naked dwarf with short extremities. Hook at the neck which allows to wear the amulet.Formerly Herbert A.
0009: An Amulet in the Shape of a PataekEst. CHF 800-CHF 1,200Lot Passed
An Amulet with Sekhmet Enthroned: Egypt, Late Period, 26th-30th Dynasty 664-341 B.C..Light blue faience, details in dark blue. H. 5 cmThe lion-headed goddess wears a close-fitting dress and holds a naos sistrum in her right hand. Her
0010: An Amulet with Sekhmet EnthronedEst. CHF 1,800-CHF 2,600Lot Passed
An Amulet of the God Bes: Egypt, Ptolemaic 3rd cent. B.C..Green faience. H. 4.1 cmThe popular deity Bes is represented as a dwarf with a grotesque face. He wears a high feather crown, only the lower section of which is
0011: An Amulet of the God BesEst. CHF 600-CHF 900Lot Passed
A Head of a Man: Middle Minoan 1st half of 2nd mill. B.C..Terracotta. H. 5.9 cm. W. max. 4.2 cmStylized male head with pronounced nose and ears. Broad neck. Fragment from a statuette. Traces of dark brown paint on
0012: A Head of a ManEst. CHF 1,400-CHF 2,200Lot Passed
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A Female Idol: Eastern Mediterranean, Bronze Age, possibly Cypriot 2nd mill. B.C..Terracotta. H. 9.6 cm. W. 7.3 cmStylized human figurine on a round stand. High headdress. Small breasts. The raised arms possibly
0013: A Female IdolEst. CHF 300-CHF 600
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A Cypriot Oinochoe: Cypro-Archaic ca. 725-650 B.C..Clay. H. 23.1 cmAn oinochoe with trefoil mouth, strap handle, and spherical body. The curves are accentuated by series of concentric circles: horizontally arranged
0014: A Cypriot OinochoeEst. CHF 2,400-CHF 3,200
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A Mycenaean Stirrup Jar: Mycenaean ca. 1500 - 1200 B.C..Clay. H. 13.6 cmA globular bodied vessel with a strap handle and vertical cylindrical spout. Decoration consisting of dilute bands of darker orange slip encircling the
0015: A Mycenaean Stirrup JarEst. CHF 800-CHF 1,200
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A Geometric Pyxis: Greek, Geometric ca. 725-700 B.C..Clay. H. 6.3 cm; Diam. 10.4 cmA small pyxis with flaring walls on a low foot. A vertical rim would have accomodated a lid (now lost). Two small horizontal handles
0016: A Geometric PyxisEst. CHF 300-CHF 600Lot Passed
An Impasto One-handled Jug: Italic late 7th cent. B.C..Clay. H. 16.3 cm.A thick-walled jug, with flaring body and single strap handle and cylindrical neck with everted rim. Incised decoration consisting of a pair of
0017: An Impasto One-handled JugEst. CHF 1,200-CHF 1,400Lot Passed
An Etruscan Bucchero Amphoriskos: Etruria mid 6th cent. B.C..Clay. H. 15.9 cmAn amphoriskos with strap handles. Pronounced juncture at neck to flaring body, with the body decorated by vertical incised lines. Unusual small drill hole
0018: An Etruscan Bucchero AmphoriskosEst. CHF 800-CHF 1,600Lot Passed
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A Three-footed Vessel in Impasto: Villanovan Early 7th cent. B.C..Clay. H. 13.1 cm (at handle)Vessel on three feet. Distinct shoulder and cylindrical neck. Strap handle. Reassembled from fragments, two legs reattached, and areas of
0019: A Three-footed Vessel in ImpastoEst. CHF 600-CHF 1,200
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A Small Impasto Jug: Villanovan late 7th cent. B.C..Clay. H. (at handle): 13.8 cm; (at rim): 10.5 cm.A small, thin walled jug with up-swung handle and exuberant decoration: inscised lines on the handle, a band of
0020: A Small Impasto JugEst. CHF 800-CHF 1,200
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A Bucchero Skyphos: Etruscan late 7th cent. B.C..Clay. H. 10.6 cmRich incised decoration on the exterior of the body. A double chevron band above the foot. Several parallel, encircling lines approximately in the middle
0021: A Bucchero SkyphosEst. CHF 1,800-CHF 2,200Lot Passed
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An Oinochoe: Etruscan 2nd half of 7th cent. B.C..Clay. H. 28.4 cmVessel with ovoid body that tapers towards the circular base. Offset shoulder. Tall, conical neck. Small trefoil mouth. High double handle. Incised
0022: An OinochoeEst. CHF 1,800-CHF 2,600
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A Large Brazier: Etruscan 1st half of 6th cent. B.C..Reddish clay. Dm. 40.5-41.5 cmRound, flat basin with concave wall and five round holes for the air supply. The wide, slightly flaring rim with stamped decoration
0023: A Large BrazierEst. CHF 1,600-CHF 2,200
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A Fragment of a Terracotta Tile: Etruscan early 4th cent. B.C..Clay. H. 10.5 cm. W. 11 cmThe fragment represents a bearded man in three-quarter profile to right. The hair of his forehead and temples frames his face in fine, soft
0024: A Fragment of a Terracotta TileEst. CHF 600-CHF 1,200
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