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TimeLine Auctions 23 June 2011 Session

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Roman Green Glass Juglet: Circa 3rd century AD. An iridescent green glass miniature jug with pinched spout and C-shaped handle. Glass, 25 grams, 73 mm. UK art market, acquired prior to 2000.
0289: Roman Green Glass JugletEst.
£300
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£500
Lot Passed
SOLD
Roman Glass Polychrome Vessel: Circa 2nd century AD. A bulbous jar with slender neck and everted rim in iridescent blue, yellow and brown glass. Glass, 18 grams, 93 mm. UK private collection, acquired in the 1950's.
0290: Roman Glass Polychrome VesselEst.
£150
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£250
Roman Amber Glass Vessel: Circa 1st-2nd century AD. An amber glass vessel with tapering body, pinched neck and wide rim, with some pearlescent surface remaining. Glass, 100 grams, 97 mm. From the Moustaki collection.
0291: Roman Amber Glass VesselEst.
£200
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£300
Lot Passed
Roman Amber Glass Bottle: Circa 3rd century AD. A glass bottle with rounded bowl, narrow stem and upper bowl in iridescent amber glass; the neck wide and open, slightly flared. Glass, 55 grams, 95 mm. UK art market, acquired
0292: Roman Amber Glass BottleEst.
£300
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£500
Lot Passed
SOLD
Roman Pale Blue Glass Bowl: Circa 1st century AD. A pale blue glass bowl with carinated profile and everted rim, the base concave; around the circumference three blue glass rosette appliqué motifs; the surface iridescent.
0293: Roman Pale Blue Glass BowlEst.
£300
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£500
SOLD
Roman Sprinkler Flask With Handle: Circa 1st-3rd century AD. A small glass flask with conical body, tubular neck, applied collar and scrolled handle; the underside dished for stability. Glass, 80 grams, 68 mm. From the Moustaki
0294: Roman Sprinkler Flask With HandleEst.
£90
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£140
Roman Green Glass Vessel: Circa 3rd century AD. A fine iridescent green glass bottle with helical twisted coils in the body and serpentine handles; the neck narrow rising to a broad dish top. Glass, 65 grams, 87 mm. UK art
0295: Roman Green Glass VesselEst.
£300
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£500
Lot Passed
Roman Glass Cameo Vessel: Circa 2nd century AD. A pale blue opalescent glass jar with bulbous body, small loop handles, applied basal ring and cylindrical neck; white glass decoration in the form of applied trails to the neck
0296: Roman Glass Cameo VesselEst.
£800
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£1,200
Lot Passed
SOLD
Roman Glass Pearlescent Bottle: Circa 3rd century AD. A pearlescent glass bottle with globular body and tubular, ribbed neck; the body with concentric rings above and below and engraved scrollwork on the body. Glass, 26 grams, 60
0297: Roman Glass Pearlescent BottleEst.
£100
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£150
Roman Pale Blue Glass Bowl: Circa 2nd century AD. A wide pale blue glass bowl with iridescent sheen, the rim slightly everted and underside concave. Glass, 54 grams, 105 mm. UK art market, acquired prior to 2000.
0298: Roman Pale Blue Glass BowlEst.
£300
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£500
Lot Passed
Roman Glass Unguentarium: Circa 2nd century AD. A delicate glass unguentarium with bulbous body, long neck and everted rim; the underside concave for stability and the sides dimpled; the glass retaining much of its iridescent
0299: Roman Glass UnguentariumEst.
£300
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£500
Lot Passed
SOLD
Roman Green Glass Balsamarium: Circa 4th-5th century AD. A blue-green glass balsamarium with conical neck, ovoid body with applied trails, solid concave base; the handles solid, with applied trail detailing; the body slightly
0300: Roman Green Glass BalsamariumEst.
£300
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£500
SOLD
Roman Green Glass Double Balsamarium: Circa 4th century AD. A blue-green glass double balsarium formed as a pair of conjoined tubes with slightly flared tops with thickened rims and scrolled handles, the base bulbous and flattened
0301: Roman Green Glass Double BalsamariumEst.
£300
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£500
Roman Pair of Green Glass Dimpled Vessels: Circa 2nd century AD. A pair of large iridescent green glass jars with globular body, broad tapering neck and thick collar below the rim; a straight handle with bifid end to each side; the body
0302: Roman Pair of Green Glass Dimpled VesselsEst.
£1,500
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£2,000
Lot Passed
Roman Glass Polychrome Bangle: Circa 2nd-3rd century AD. A decorative D-section bangle in dark blue glass with white glass chevron detailing. Glass, 43 grams, 94 mm. Private collection, Nottinghamshire, UK; acquired late
0303: Roman Glass Polychrome BangleEst.
£80
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£120
Lot Passed
SOLD
Roman Cameo Mask: Circa 1st-3rd century AD. A carved bichrome glass disc depicting a youthful male with thick, radiating hair, fleshy face and aquiline nose with a ribbon bow beneath the chin. Glass, 47 grams, 56 mm.
0304: Roman Cameo MaskEst.
£300
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£500
SOLD
Roman Intaglio and Cameo Group: A mixed group of elliptical glass intaglios comprising: an advancing hippocamp in orange; bust of a young male in dark orange (part missing); a perching bird on crystal; a male face in profile in
0305: Roman Intaglio and Cameo GroupEst.
£200
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£300
SOLD
Roman Gold Banded Glass Beads: Circa 1st century AD. A group of six biconical polychrome glass beads in blue, green, red and white with gold inclusions in the yellow bands. Glass, 35 grams, 40-45 mm. UK private collection,
0306: Roman Gold Banded Glass BeadsEst.
£150
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£250
SOLD
Roman Mosaic Glass Beads: Circa 2nd century AD. A group of six polychrome glass beads in white, green, red and yellow with fine black borders; pierced for suspension. Glass, 42 grams, 17-19 mm. UK private collection,
0307: Roman Mosaic Glass BeadsEst.
£100
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£150
SOLD
Roman Amber Boar Figurine: Circa 1st-2nd century AD. A boar figurine carved in the round with incised hair and bristles, the ears, eyes and tusks carefully executed. Amber, 11 grams, 35 mm. Property of a Middlesex Gentleman;
0308: Roman Amber Boar FigurineEst.
£500
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£800
SOLD
Roman Bone Putti Sculpture: Circa 1st century AD. A carved bone statuette of two naked winged boys, one seated on the ground with legs splayed, grasping the other standing figure; the boys well-proportioned with curly hair and
0309: Roman Bone Putti SculptureEst.
£1,000
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£1,500
SOLD
Roman Carved Bone Philosopher Applique: Circa 3rd century AD. A carved bone bust of a bald, bearded male; the beard and folds of the tunic carefully modelled. Bone, 2.59 grams, 22 mm. Silk collection, London, UK; formed in the 1950's.
0310: Roman Carved Bone Philosopher AppliqueEst.
£100
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£150
SOLD
Roman Carved Bone Applique: Circa 3rd century AD. A carved bone convex openwork plaque depicting a high-status female with carefully dressed hair, veil extending to the shoulders, necklace and ornamented robe. Bone, 5.50
0311: Roman Carved Bone AppliqueEst.
£100
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£150
SOLD
Roman Carved Bone Lion's Head: Circa 2nd century AD. A carved bone plaque in the form of a lion's head with detailed mane and gaping mouth. Bone, 33 grams, 54 mm. Silk collection, London, UK; formed in the 1950's.
0312: Roman Carved Bone Lion's HeadEst.
£200
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£300