TimeLine Auctions 24 June 2011 Session 2011-06-24 Auction - 464 Price Results - TimeLine Auctions Ltd. in UK - Page 7
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
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Bronze Age Looped and Socketted Axehead: Circa 1,200-900 BC. A cast bronze socketted axehead with attachment loop and slight convex blade. See John Evans The Bronze Implements Weapons and Ornaments of Great Britain and Ireland, page 140,
Est.
£150
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£250
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Bronze Age Looped and Socketted Axehead: Circa 1,000-500 BC. A cast socketted axehead with fluting on the upper faces, thickened socket rim, flat-section lateral loop and square cutting edge. See Moore, C.N. and Rowlands, M. Bronze Age
Est.
£150
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£250
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Bronze Age Looped and Socketted Axehead: Circa 1,000-500 BC. A cast bronze axehead with bilinear detail to the collar, flared cutting edge, short flat-section loop and square socket. Bronze, 215 grams, 10 cm. Property of a Hampshire
Est.
£100
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£150
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Bronze Age Looped and Socketted Axehead: Circa 1,200-900 BC. A cast bronze socketted axe with attachment loop and convex blade. See John Evans The Bronze Implements Weapons and Ornaments of Great Britain and Ireland, page 112, for a very
Est.
£150
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£250
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Bronze Age European Looped and Socketted Axehead: Circa 1,200-800 BC. A cast bronze axehead with thick collar to the elliptical socket, lentoid panels to the flanks, straight edge and narrow round-section loop. Bronze, 90 grams, 10 cm. Private
Est.
£80
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£120
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Bronze Age Looped and Socketted Axehead: Circa 1,000-500 BC. A cast socketted axehead with a narrow, tubular trunk, low D-section loop, octagonal facetting, thin collar to the rim and deeply everted edge. See Moore, C.N. and Rowlands, M.
Est.
£150
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£250
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Bronze Age Facetted Mace Head: Circa 1,500-500 BC. A cast bronze mace head, cylindrical with facetted flanges; thick rim to upper and lower edges. Bronze, 180 grams, 35 mm. Ex Cotton collection formed in the 1980's.
Est.
£100
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£150
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Bronze Age Ribbed Mace Head: Circa 1,200-500 BC. A heavy cast bronze mace head with eight vertical flanges. Bronze, 215 grams, 51 mm. Cotton collection formed in the 1980's; found Eastern Europe.
Est.
£100
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£150
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Bronze Age Socketed Gouge: Circa 1,000-500 BC. A cast bronze gouge with slightly flared rim to the socket. Bronze, 90 grams, 88 mm. Bolam collection, found Driffield, Yorkshire, England in 1993.
Est.
£60
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£90
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Bronze Age European Rivetted Dagger: Circa 1,200-900 BC. A slender bladed dagger with oval section tapered blade; the handle formed to receive hilt scales, with three rivets still in situ. See John Evans The Ancient Bronze Implements
Est.
£100
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£150
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Bronze Age Razor with Button Terminal: Circa 8th-5th century BC. A cast bronze razor comprising a round-section handle with button terminal and knop, the blade formed as an irregular pentagonal-section bar. Bronze, 54 grams, 15 cm. David
Est.
£250
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£400
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Bronze Age Eastern European Pins: Circa 1,200-800 BC. A pair of cast pins, each with slightly bulbous shafts, conical stepped heads and a band of rectilinear engraving. Bronze, 60, 65 grams, 29 cm. Property of a Middlesex Gentleman;
Est.
£200
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£300
Bronze Age Sceptre Shaft Collar: Circa 1st millennium BC. A bronze biconical collar comprising a sharply carinated disc with everted rims, cast hollow and pierced; the circumference decorated with ring-and-dot motifs above and
Est.
£90
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£120
Lot Passed
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Bronze Age Biconical Vessel: Circa 1,200-800 BC, Middle Bronze Age. A biconical pot in grey-black fabric with convex base and flared neck; burnishing to the lower body. Ceramic, 220 grams, 11 cm diameter. Tucker collection,
Est.
£100
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£150
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Bronze Age English Bone Whistle: Circa 1st millennium BC. A carved bone mouthpiece for a whistle, tubular and with obtuse notch. Bone, 50 grams, 58 mm. West Country collection; found near a rabbit burrow in 1968 by Paul Coombe
Est.
£100
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£150
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Celtic Silver Twisted Torc: Circa 1st century BC-2nd century AD. A neck-ring formed from twisted square-section silver wire, with hook-and-eye closure and coiled loop to the outer face. Silver, 12.9 grams, 12 cm. Private
Est.
£150
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£200
Iron Age Sassanian Silver Dish: Circa 4th-5th century AD. A shallow dish with applied foot ring; the centre of the bowl depicting a repoussé and chased bird with spread wings, standing on an antelope. Silver, 145 grams, 15 cm
Est.
£1,300
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£2,400
Lot Passed
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Celtic Silver Celtiberian Brooch: Circa 3rd-1st century BC. A silver zoomorphic brooch of s-profile with ferocious beast-head terminal, arched neck, segmented square-section body with pelletted surface and pin-loop below. Silver, 13
Est.
£100
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£150
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Celtic Silver and Bronze Brooches: Circa 3rd-1st century BC. A pair of Celtic brooches: one formed as a loop with collar and returned terminal with knop finial; one with elongated pelta-shaped plate. Silver, 3.91 grams, 48 mm;
Est.
£50
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£90
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Celtic Bronze Neck Torcs: Circa 1st century BC. Two bronze wire neck torcs; one with twisted wire hook and eye, the other with 'keyhole' loop and hook. Bronze, 25 and 40 grams, 14 cm. Property of a Middlesex Gentleman;
Est.
£80
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£120
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Celtic La Tène Style Bracelet: Circa 1st century BC-1st century AD. A cast bronze D-section bracelet with discoid terminal and segmented middle section with complex La Tène Style comma-leaf decoration. Bronze, 44 grams, 66 mm.
Est.
£300
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£500
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Celtic Dragonesque Brooch and Mount: Circa 1st century BC-1st century AD. A cast bronze dragonesque brooch with ring-and-dot eye detail and curved red enamel panels on the trunk; offered with a cast bronze openwork mount formed from La
Est.
£100
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£150
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Celtic Zoomorphic Bow Brooch: Circa 1st-2nd century AD. A small cast bronze bow brooch with bird figure on the lozenge-section bow; spring and catchplate intact. Bronze, 2.77 grams, 32 mm. Private collection, Suffolk, UK;
Est.
£80
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£120
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Celtic Halstatt Bronze Bow Brooch: Circa 8th-5th century BC. A developed form of bronze bow brooch consisting of a round-section bow with four collars and three spherical bulbs, the pin developing from a single helical spring, the
Est.
£100
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£150