TimeLine Auctions 24 June 2011 Session 2011-06-24 Auction - 464 Price Results - TimeLine Auctions Ltd. in UK - Page 16
TimeLine Auctions 24 June 2011 Session
Medieval Norman Crucifix Figure
Roman Mixed Cameo and Intaglio Group
Near Eastern Assyrian Carved Bone and Crystal Group
Done
London, United Kingdom
Auction Details

TimeLine Auctions 24 June 2011 Session

An Important Collection of Christian Artefacts & Other Properties From the Stone Age Through to Post Medieval
SOLD
Post Medieval Pewter Lidded Jug: Circa early 17th century. A glazed stoneware jug with cylindrical body, narrow neck and foot with loop handle; impressed and moulded decoration including a band of faces and foliage to the neck,
Est.
£500
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£800
SOLD
Post Medieval Tudor Glazed Posset Pot: Circa 15th-16th century AD. A small terracotta pot, glazed within, with single curved handle and shallow spout. Ceramic, 210 grams, 67 mm. Found River Thames, Queenhythe, London in 1979. With old
Est.
£30
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£50
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Post Medieval Moulded Clay Figural Tiles: Circa 17th century AD. A pair of moulded brick-clay wall tiles with figural decoration: an opposed pair of motifs depicting within a lozenge an armoured horseman advancing with raised falchion on a
Est.
£80
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£120
Post Medieval Victorian Clay Pipe: Circa mid 19th century AD. A cast white clay pipe with moulded decoration on the bowl featuring a heraldic shield with central cross flanked by lion and unicorn, a row of herringbone decoration to
Est.
£30
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£50
Lot Passed
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Post Medieval Wine Bottle with Original Contents: Circa 17th century AD. An onion-shaped dark glass wine bottle with pontil base and iridescent surface; the top sealed and retaining the original contents. Glass, 1.1 Kg, 14.7 cm. From an old English
Est.
£250
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£400
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Post Medieval Onion Bottle: Circa 17th century AD. A wine bottle of simple 'onion' form with iridescent surface, applied lip and concave pontil. Glass, 655 grams, 19 cm. From an old English collection.
Est.
£90
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£140
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Post Medieval Tudor Bone Comb: Circa 16th century AD. A double-sided bone comb, elliptical in section, with fine-cut teeth on one side and coarser on the other. Bone, 20.5 grams, 11 cm. Winter Collection, Kent, UK; found River
Est.
£20
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£40
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Post Medieval Tudor Leather Cod-Piece: Circa 16th century AD. A rounded triangular leather cod-piece, twice slit for affixing. Leather, 21 grams, 13 cm. Found River Thames, Fenchurch Street, London, circa 1990.
Est.
£80
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£120
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Indian Moghul Gold Necklace Elements: Circa 16th century AD. A set of gold beads and a pendant comprising: six cruciform beads with red and green cloisons to the arms and central blue square, with two loops above and below; ten
Est.
£800
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£1,200
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Indian Moghul Silver Inlaid Bronze Axe Head: Circa 18th-19th century AD. A cast bronze axe of 15th-16th type with ornately shaped blade, the faces inlaid with silver on an engraved background depicting running animals and a male figure to both
Est.
£300
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£500
Chinese Tang Silver-Gilt Dragon Vase: Circa 7th-10th century AD. A cast bronze vase with bulbous body, narrow neck and flared rim; the handles formed as rearing dragons with red enamel detail to ears and muzzle; the neck and shoulder
Est.
£10,000
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£15,000
Lot Passed
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Chinese Ordos Gilt Dog: Circa 5th-3rd century BC, Western China. A heavily gilded solid cast figure of a standing dog. Gilt bronze, 160 grams, 60 mm. Acquired on the London art market in the 1960's.
Est.
£300
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£500
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Chinese Ordos Gilt Ram's Head: Circa 5th-3rd century BC, Western China. A heavily gilded hollow cast ram's head with curling horns, the reverse with two attachment pegs. Gilt bronze, 70 grams, 50 mm. Acquired on the London art
Est.
£500
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£800
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Chinese Han Soldier Figurine: Circa 206 BC-220 AD. A ceramic figurine of a warrior in jerkin and long tunic, the left hand hollow to accept a shield and raised right hand to grasp a spear resting on his shoulder; the lower legs
Est.
£400
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£600
Chinese Han Horse Head: Circa 206 BC-220 AD, Han Dynasty. A ceramic horse-head with elegant curves and deeply modelled musculature; with slot for a separate mane and recesses for separate ears. Ceramic, 745 grams, 15 cm.
Est.
£150
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£250
Lot Passed
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Chinese Sichuan Eye Jar: Probably 206 BC-220 AD, Han Dynasty. A broad ceramic vessel in grey fabric with globular body and vesica rim, two strap handles extending to the lower body; on each face a pair of discoid panels
Est.
£150
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£250
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Chinese Western Han Cocoon Jar: Circa 206 BC-9 AD, Western Han Dynasty. A grey ceramic cocoon jar with flared base, cylindrical neck and everted rim; the body elliptical in plan with two flatter surfaces; the rim with painted red
Est.
£250
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£350