FINE ANCIENT ART, ANTIQUITIES & COINS

IMPORTANT MARBLE PORTRAIT OF A SEVERAN LADY, POSSIBLY JULIA DOMNA

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Apollo Art Auctions are delighted to present their first sale of 2023 - Fine Ancient Art, Antiquities & Coins. The catalogue encompasses a broad range of well-provenanced and expertly authenticated artifacts from Classical Europe, through Egypt and the Near East, as well as many treasures from India and China. The catalogue is divided into four sections: commencing with Classical and Egyptian Antiquities, followed by Medieval Works of Art, Asian Works of Art and finishing with a great selection of Ancient Coins. Some of the highlights of this sale include Lot 1 Attic Black-Figure Whiteground Lekythos an artefact with royal provenance belonging to the Second Marquess of Northampton. Lot 6 Rare Egyptian Cartonnage Mask and Lot 7 Large Egyptian Limestone Stele King of Upper Egypt Middle Kingdom With Report, beautiful and important Egyptian pieces. Lot 23 Rare Apulian - Lucanian Red-Figure Volute Krater - TL Tested and lot 24 Apulian Greek Red Figure Column Krater - TL Tested a great examples of high-end Greek pottery. Lot 50 Rare Greek Corinthian Bronze Helmet an iconic and desired type of helmet in great quality. Lot 51 Greek Bronze Winged Helmet - ex. Axel Guttmann an extraordinary Greek helmet of rare type and famous provenance. Lot 59 Important Marble Portrait of a Serveran Lady, Possibly Julia Domna, an astonishing Roman sculpture captured by the artist in timelessly beautiful marble. Lot 63 Large Roman Marble Venus, a playful representation of the goddess Venus in large size. Lot 65 A Bronze Statuette of Jupiter Depicting Zeus Brontaios an important Roman bronze figure modelled after a Greek original by the famous sculptor Leochares

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ATTIC BLACK-FIGURE, WHITEGROUND LEKYTHOS: Ca. 490-480 BC. Attributed to the Athena painter. This vase depicts a scene from a centauromachy, showing a hoplite soldier on one knee, thrusting the point of his spear into his opponent's

0001: ATTIC BLACK-FIGURE, WHITEGROUND LEKYTHOSEst. £20,000-£40,000

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EGYPTIAN STONE FIGURE OF OSIRIS â€“ MUSEUM EXHIBITED: Ca. 664-332 BC, Late Dynastic Period. An Ancient Egyptian stone statuette depicting the god Osiris. He is shown seated in mummiform with a braided divine beard, an atef-crown, and a peaceful,

0002: EGYPTIAN STONE FIGURE OF OSIRIS â€“ MUSEUM EXHIBITEDEst. £20,000-£40,000

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ETRUSCAN TERRACOTTA VOTIVE YOUTH HEAD - TL TESTED: Ca. 400-200 BC. A terracotta votive of hollow form depicting a young male. His young visage comprises of large almond-shaped eyes, incised pupils, a prominent aquiline nose, full bow -shaped lips,

0003: ETRUSCAN TERRACOTTA VOTIVE YOUTH HEAD - TL TESTEDEst. £15,000-£30,000

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A ROMAN BRONZE FIGURE OF A GODDESS, POSSIBLY JUNO: Ca. 100 - 300 AD. Wearing a heavily draped chiton with a knotted belt beneath the breasts and wrapped in a himation falling from her proper left shoulder and across her waist, her right arm

0004: A ROMAN BRONZE FIGURE OF A GODDESS, POSSIBLY JUNOEst. £15,000-£30,000

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GREEK CANOSAN TERRACOTTA DANCING WOMAN - EX CHRISTIES: Ca. 200 BC. Perhaps from Centurpipe, Sicily, depicted wearing a chiton, her body twisting spirally to the right, head thrown back and turned sharply to her right. Left leg raised behind her, arms

0005: GREEK CANOSAN TERRACOTTA DANCING WOMAN - EX CHRISTIESEst. £15,000-£30,000

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RARE EGYPTIAN CARTONNAGE MASK: Ptolemaic Period, Ca. 332-30 BC. An ancient Egyptian cartonnage mask of timeless beauty depicting the deceased who is shown wearing a tripartite wig, the lappets of which fall gently behind the ears

0006: RARE EGYPTIAN CARTONNAGE MASKEst. £20,000-£40,000

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LARGE EGYPTIAN LIMESTONE STELE KING OF UPPER EGYPT MIDDLE KINGDOM - WITH REPORT: Ca. 2050-1786 BC. A large limestone carved in raised relief with two columns of hieroglyphs containing titles of an official, the column on the left translated " The Seal Bearer (Treasurer) of the

0007: LARGE EGYPTIAN LIMESTONE STELE KING OF UPPER EGYPT MIDDLE KINGDOM - WITH REPORTEst. £10,000-£20,000

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LARGE ANCIENT EGYPTIAN GILT WOOD AND BRONZE IBIS: Late Period to Ptolemaic Period, Ca. 664-32 BC. An ancient Egyptian gilt wood and bronze Ibis depicted seated, the body sculpted in wood, covered in gesso and gilt, the closed wings articulated, the

0008: LARGE ANCIENT EGYPTIAN GILT WOOD AND BRONZE IBISEst. £6,000-£12,000

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ANCIENT EGYPTIAN BRONZE OSIRIS VOTIVE FIGURE: Late Dynastic Period, Saite Period. Egyptian, Ca. 664-332 BC. A bronze figure of Osiris standing mummiform with his hands emerging from his cloak, holding the crook and flail, and wearing a broad

0009: ANCIENT EGYPTIAN BRONZE OSIRIS VOTIVE FIGUREEst. £1,500-£3,000

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LARGE EGYPTIAN MAAHES STATUETTE: Late Period - Ptolemaic Dynasty, c. 663-30 BC. Statuette of the war god Maahes enthroned on a modern stand. His leonine head is adorned with a nemes headdress and a false beard, and his hands are

0010: LARGE EGYPTIAN MAAHES STATUETTEEst. £750-£1,500

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ANCIENT EGYPTIAN SILVER OSIRIS ON STAND: Late Period, 26th Dynasty, Ca. 664-525 BC. A silver votive figurine of Osiris wearing an atef crown, plumed on each side with ostrich feathers and decorated on the front with a uraeus cobra. The

0011: ANCIENT EGYPTIAN SILVER OSIRIS ON STANDEst. £750-£1,500Lot Passed

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ANCIENT EGYPTIAN TERRACOTTA USHABTI: New Kingdom, 19th - 20th Dynasty, Ca. 1292-1085 BC. A well-moulded terracotta ushabti, wearing the tripartite wig, holding hoe and mattock, basket on the back, details painted in black and red. A

0012: ANCIENT EGYPTIAN TERRACOTTA USHABTIEst. £750-£1,500

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ANCIENT EGYPTIAN TERRACOTTA USHABTI: New Kingdom, 19th-20th Dynasty, Ca. 1292-1085 BC. A terracotta ushabti figure modelled in stylised mummiform pose with hands crossed over the chest, wearing an illustrious tripartite wig; all details

0013: ANCIENT EGYPTIAN TERRACOTTA USHABTIEst. £750-£1,500

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LARGE ANCIENT EGYPTIAN CEDAR WOOD BOATMAN FIGURE: Middle Kingdom,11th - 13th Dynasty, (Ca. 2345-2181 B.C.). An ancient Egyptian boatman funerary figure carved from a single piece of cedar wood in a kneeling position. He wears a black echelon-curled

0014: LARGE ANCIENT EGYPTIAN CEDAR WOOD BOATMAN FIGUREEst. £3,000-£5,000Lot Passed

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LARGE ANCIENT EGYPTIAN CEDAR WOOD FIGURE: Late Period - Ptolemaic Dynasty, c. 663-30 BC. Ancient Egyptian Carved Wood Female Figure late period c.630-300 BC. Size 15 1/4 inches high. Large wood female figure of an Offering Bearer, with

0015: LARGE ANCIENT EGYPTIAN CEDAR WOOD FIGUREEst. £1,500-£3,000

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EGYPTIAN WOOD FEMALE OFFERING BEARER: Late Period - Ptolemaic Dynasty, c. 663-30 BC. A polychromy wooden female figure with a basket on her head and a water vessel in her right hand. She is depicted striding forward, wearing a short wig

0016: EGYPTIAN WOOD FEMALE OFFERING BEAREREst. £1,500-£3,000

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EGYPTIAN CARTONNAGE MUMMY MASK: Roman Period, Ca. 100 AD. Lovely face mask of plaster or stucco over linen; with handsome features painted in yellow and reddish pigments, the eyes and lashes in black pigment. The wig in raised

0017: EGYPTIAN CARTONNAGE MUMMY MASKEst. £750-£1,500

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AN ANCIENT EGYPTIAN WOOD SARCOPHAGUS MUMMY MASK: Late Dynastic Period, Ca. 664-32 BC. A carved sarcophagus mask formed from a finely grained cedar wood. The countenance presents with bulging almond-shaped eyes, a broad nose with flared nostrils,

0018: AN ANCIENT EGYPTIAN WOOD SARCOPHAGUS MUMMY MASKEst. £750-£1,500

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EGYPTIAN ALABASTER JAR: New Kingdom, Ca. 1550-1070 BC. The vessel of piriform shape smoothly tapers to a narrow flat base, standing on an everting foot, with a short cylindrical neck and thick, flat disc rim. Cf. el-Khouli,

0019: EGYPTIAN ALABASTER JAREst. £750-£1,500

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EGYPTIAN RED BURNISHED POTTERY ALABASTRON: Ca. 2050-1786 BC. A beautifully modelled cylindrical vessel of alabastron form, the cylindrical body tapering to the pointed base, the plain rim painted with a band of black slip. The vessel was

0020: EGYPTIAN RED BURNISHED POTTERY ALABASTRONEst. £750-£1,500Lot Passed

RARE EGYPTIAN ALABASTER MACE HEAD: Pre-Dynastic, Ca. 3500-3000 BC. A rare piriform alabaster mace head with a cylindrical drill hole in the centre for attachment to a wooden handle. Maces were extensively used in Egypt and

0021: RARE EGYPTIAN ALABASTER MACE HEADEst. £3,000-£6,000Lot Passed

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PTOLEMAIC GOLD SEAL RING WITH GRYPHON: Ca. 400-300 BC. Hellenistic Period, possibly from Egypt. A beautiful gold finger ring composed of a round hoop and a large bezel engraved with a lion-headed gryphon (griffin) depicted in flying

0021A: PTOLEMAIC GOLD SEAL RING WITH GRYPHONEst. £6,000-£12,000

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HUGE PHOENICIAN GLASS PASTE FACE BEAD: Ca. 400-300 BC. A charming janiform pale blue glass bead with a cylindrical body drilled vertically for suspending. The exterior is decorated with two human faces with applied eye beads and densely

0022: HUGE PHOENICIAN GLASS PASTE FACE BEADEst. £1,500-£3,000

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RARE APULIAN-LUCANIAN RED-FIGURE VOLUTE KRATER - TL TESTED: Ca. 400 BC. A large and impressive red-figure painted terracotta vessel, standing on a pedestal foot, having two opposing handles at the shoulder, and two additional handles arising from the shoulder

0023: RARE APULIAN-LUCANIAN RED-FIGURE VOLUTE KRATER - TL TESTEDEst. £20,000-£40,000

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APULIAN GREEK RED FIGURE COLUMN KRATER - TL TESTED: Ca. 350-300 BC. A large and superb Apulian pottery Column krater with a decorative frame. From right to left, on the A-side a scene of a seated draped woman wearing a stylised chiton fastened below

0024: APULIAN GREEK RED FIGURE COLUMN KRATER - TL TESTEDEst. £20,000-£40,000

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0025: VERY LARGE APULIAN SKYPHOSEst. £10,000-£20,000

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GREEK GNATHIAN POTTERY BELL KRATER WITH GRAPE VINES - TL TESTED: Ca 4th century BC. Of imposing size, this bell-krater is decorated with colourful program in red, yellow, and white pigments against black glossy ground, with dual sided twin lion-headed handles; the

0026: GREEK GNATHIAN POTTERY BELL KRATER WITH GRAPE VINES - TL TESTEDEst. £4,000-£8,000Lot Passed

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APULIAN RED-FIGURE OINOCHOE: Attributable to the Iliupersis Painter, Ca. 370-350 BC. An attractive blackware oinochoe with a nicely delineated foot, a rotund body, a cylindrical neck that rises to a carefully modeled trefoil

0027: APULIAN RED-FIGURE OINOCHOEEst. £4,000-£8,000

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GREEK APULIAN RED-FIGURE LEKANIS: Ca. 350-300 BC. Beautifully painted, lidded lekanis of typically elegant form, the shallow bowl painted in black, standing on a stemmed foot and with the lid with knopped finial handle. The main

0028: GREEK APULIAN RED-FIGURE LEKANISEst. £1,500-£3,000

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GREEK ATTIC POTTERY STEMMED KYLIX - TL TESTED: Ca. 500-400 BC. A beautiful Attic pottery kylix decorated via the black-figure technique on the exterior walls of both sides, hemispherical body with two lug handles, featuring a central horse and

0029: GREEK ATTIC POTTERY STEMMED KYLIX - TL TESTEDEst. £4,500-£9,000

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ATTIC BLACK-FIGURE BAND KYLIX WITH BIRDS AND COWS: Ca. 540-525 BC. A beautiful pottery kylix decorated via the black-figure technique on the exterior walls of both sides, hemispherical body with two lug handles. The exterior decoration features a

0030: ATTIC BLACK-FIGURE BAND KYLIX WITH BIRDS AND COWSEst. £4,500-£9,000Lot Passed

GREEK HELLENISTIC TERRACOTTA PYXIS- EX CHRISTIE'S: Ca. 300-200 BC. Presenting with breathtaking form, a wheel-thrown Pyxis with a bell-shaped lower body resting upon three moulded pottery lion's legs. The base features a broad lower rim and a tapered

0031: GREEK HELLENISTIC TERRACOTTA PYXIS- EX CHRISTIE'SEst. £4,500-£9,000Lot Passed

LARGE HELLENISTIC TERRACOTTA RHYTON - TL TESTED: Ca. 330-200 BC. The slender terracotta rhyton formed with a flaring lip and conical shaped body terminating into a stag protome with the head drawn back on its long neck, its ears perked upright. The

0032: LARGE HELLENISTIC TERRACOTTA RHYTON - TL TESTEDEst. £4,500-£9,000Lot Passed

RARE HELLENISTIC GLAZED HORSE RHYTON - TL TESTED: Ca. 1st millennium BC. A terracotta rhyton with a flaring lip, and a conical shaped body terminated into a equine finial; the trumpet-shaped both with painted bands of intersecting red and black

0033: RARE HELLENISTIC GLAZED HORSE RHYTON - TL TESTEDEst. £7,500-£15,000Lot Passed

LARGE ETRUSCO-CORINTHIAN AMPHORA: Near the Bearded Sphinx Painter, Ca. 600 BC. A pottery amphora of a classic form, with a bulbous body upon a raised, round foot, a flared rim at the top and gracefully curved twin handles adjoining

0034: LARGE ETRUSCO-CORINTHIAN AMPHORAEst. £7,500-£15,000Lot Passed

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GREEK SOUTH ITALIC POTTERY PATERA: Subgeometric III, Ca. 4th century BC. With a rosette in the tondo enclosed within a band of alternating lines and dots, framed by thick, plain bands, a band of ivy below the rim, light-brown umber

0035: GREEK SOUTH ITALIC POTTERY PATERAEst. £1,500-£3,000

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RARE DAUNIAN BICHROME FUNNEL KRATER WITH DONKEY HEADS: Ca. 400 BC. A very rare example of a ceramic krater with a deep funnel-shaped neck, twin loop handles on the shoulder, and between each handle a vertical zoomorphic protome in a form of a donkey

0036: RARE DAUNIAN BICHROME FUNNEL KRATER WITH DONKEY HEADSEst. £3,000-£5,000Lot Passed

GREEK CORINTHIAN DECORATED KOTHON: Archaic Period, ca. 6th-5th century BC. A decorated pottery kothon with a smooth burnished, cream-color slipped surface and delicate black and red decorative lines around the rim and interior. A loop

0037: GREEK CORINTHIAN DECORATED KOTHONEst. £1,500-£3,000Lot Passed

CYPRIOT BLACK ON RED WARE POTTERY BOWL: Cypro-Archiac, Ca. 750-600 BC. A beautiful thin-walled bowl of slightly elliptical form, with twin handles and ring base. The black-painted decoration on the exterior consists of bands of concentric

0038: CYPRIOT BLACK ON RED WARE POTTERY BOWLEst. £3,000-£5,000Lot Passed

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LARGE CYPRIOT BRONZE AGE TERRACOTTA AMPHORA: Ca. 2300-1650 BC. An attractive red slip ware amphora with a bulbous body, slim cylindrical neck, tubular rim, and two handles joining shoulder to neck. Amphorae such as this were used to hold and

0039: LARGE CYPRIOT BRONZE AGE TERRACOTTA AMPHORAEst. £750-£1,500

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VILLANOVAN POTTERY VESSEL: Ca. 700-600 BC. A one-handled pottery vessel of a wide, globular body on a flat ring foot. The shoulder is broad, with two bands of incised decoration flanking multiple protrusions. Cylindrical neck

0040: VILLANOVAN POTTERY VESSELEst. £1,500-£3,000Lot Passed

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PAIR OF LARGE ETRUSCAN BUCCHERO OINOCHOE: Ca. 500 BC. Molded in bucchero "pesante", these oinochoe have an ovoid body, trefoil mouth, two plastic rotelles on the rim, a disc-shaped foot, and a handle stretching from the rim to the shoulder.

0041: PAIR OF LARGE ETRUSCAN BUCCHERO OINOCHOEEst. £3,000-£6,000

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HELLENISTIC SKYPHOS DECORATED WITH EROTIC SCENES - EX. CHRISTIE'S: Late Hellenistic, Ca. 100 BC. The two-handled vessel on a splayed foot, with a flaring rim and twin handles with circular bosses, with four, applied, molded love-making vignettes, each side with a

0041A: HELLENISTIC SKYPHOS DECORATED WITH EROTIC SCENES - EX. CHRISTIE'SEst. £3,000-£6,000

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ETRUSCAN TERRACOTTA VOTIVE HEAD OF A WOMAN: Ca. 400-200 BC. Depicted with her hair arranged in multiple curls, with tresses falling at the sides, a veil drawn up over her head. Item comes with a professional historical report from Ancient

0042: ETRUSCAN TERRACOTTA VOTIVE HEAD OF A WOMANEst. £6,000-£12,000

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HELLENISTIC SILVER PHIALE: Ca. 400-300 BC. A museum-quality bowl hammered from a single sheet of silver with underside low-relief decorated with numerous embossed amphorea designs surrounded by a circumferential band of

0043: HELLENISTIC SILVER PHIALEEst. £3,000-£6,000

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HELLENISTIC GOLD BROOCH WITH AGATE EYE: Ca. 300-100 BC. A finely rendered Greek Hellenistic gold disc-shaped brooch/pendant, hammered from thin gold, with an agate eye to the centre. The obverse is finely decorated with dense filigree

0044: HELLENISTIC GOLD BROOCH WITH AGATE EYEEst. £1,500-£3,000

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LARGE HELLENISTIC GOLD RING WITH ONYX INTAGLIO PORTRAIT: Ca. 300 BC. A beautiful gold ring with a hollow circular band and an oval black gemstone with an intaglio depicting a left-facing portrait of a female. She is displayed with an elegantly styled

0045: LARGE HELLENISTIC GOLD RING WITH ONYX INTAGLIO PORTRAITEst. £3,000-£5,000

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ANCIENT GREEK GOLD ARCHITECTURAL RING WITH GARNET: Ca. 200 BC. A stunning gold ring composed of a D-shaped hoop with its arms terminating in architectural form with a hinged mechanism. The raised bezel features a large cell with a garnet cabochon

0046: ANCIENT GREEK GOLD ARCHITECTURAL RING WITH GARNETEst. £3,000-£5,000

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GREEK HELLENISTIC GOLD PENDANT WITH DOLPHINS: Ca. 300 BC. An amphora-shaped pendant comprising a central shaft threaded with a large piriform coral bead secured at the bottom with a large sphere. The looped finial, serving as a suspension ring,

0047: GREEK HELLENISTIC GOLD PENDANT WITH DOLPHINSEst. £750-£1,500

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HELLENISTIC SET OF PHALERAE, ORNAMENTS OF HORSE EQUIPMENT: Ca. 300-200 BC. Bronze plated with embossed silver plates. There are two types of phalerae in the set. Six phalerae in the form of oval plates with the image of hovering Nike on the background of

0048: HELLENISTIC SET OF PHALERAE, ORNAMENTS OF HORSE EQUIPMENTEst. £25,000-£35,000Lot Passed

URARTIAN BRONZE HELMET: Ca. 800-700 BC. A helmet formed of hammered bronze sheet of conical form with two bands of horizontal raised ribs around the bottom edge. The helmet is decorated with repoussÃ© rib to the forward

0049: URARTIAN BRONZE HELMETEst. £7,500-£15,000Lot Passed

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RARE GREEK CORINTHIAN BRONZE HELMET: Ca. 600 BC. A bronze combat helmet of Archaic Corinthian-Type, hammered from a single sheet of bronze with finely contoured almond-shaped eyes that gently taper to a point. Simplistic curvilinear

0050: RARE GREEK CORINTHIAN BRONZE HELMETEst. £60,000-£120,000

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GREEK BRONZE WINGED HELMET - ex. Axel Guttmann: Ca. 400 BC. A bronze helmet forged from a single hammered sheet with a finely central crest in high relief depicting a stylised gorgoneion with intricately made snake heads depicting scales, in

0051: GREEK BRONZE WINGED HELMET - ex. Axel GuttmannEst. £60,000-£120,000

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GREEK CHALCIDIAN BRONZE HELMET: Ca. 500-300 BC. A helmet comprising of hammered tinned bronze. The domed crown with front with medial ridge, with contoured double curve above the brow continuing as an occipital rib around the

0052: GREEK CHALCIDIAN BRONZE HELMETEst. £12,000-£24,000

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GREEK BRONZE CHALCIDIAN HELMET: Ca. 500-300 BC. A superb Chalcidian helmet. The bowl is forged in one piece, featuring high-arched eyebrows with an ear drop-shaped nose guard and a flaring neck-guard. The raised curves demarcating

0053: GREEK BRONZE CHALCIDIAN HELMETEst. £7,500-£15,000

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ROMAN BUGGENUM TYPE BRONZE HELMET: Ca. 100-50 BC. A Buggenum type bronze helmet with a rounded bowl, folded brim, and projection on the top for attaching a plume. This was the most iconic helmet of the Roman army from the 1st century

0054: ROMAN BUGGENUM TYPE BRONZE HELMETEst. £12,000-£24,000Lot Passed

ROMAN BRONZE MONTEFORTINO HELMET - ex. Axel Gutmann: Ca. 1st century BC - 1st century AD. A relatively light bronze legionary helmet with bulbous domed bowl, small crest knob with flattened top, pierced at the centre for insertion of a crest pin;

0055: ROMAN BRONZE MONTEFORTINO HELMET - ex. Axel GutmannEst. £12,000-£24,000Lot Passed

VERY RARE TYPE OF CELTIC IRON SWORD WITH BRONZE HANDLE: Ca. 800-500 BC. Straight double edged iron blade. Bronze handle, with trapezoid guard, bronze grip, widening towards the middle, where a ridge is formed. Openwork oval pommel. All parts of the handle

0056: VERY RARE TYPE OF CELTIC IRON SWORD WITH BRONZE HANDLEEst. £9,500-£18,000Lot Passed

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ANCIENT ROMAN IRON PUGIO DAGGER WITH SCABBARD: Ca. 100 AD. An iron pugio, or squat triangular dagger with a midrib and rivet holes to accept a handle. This dagger comes with its beautiful scabbard complete with tassel-like ornaments, and a round

0057: ANCIENT ROMAN IRON PUGIO DAGGER WITH SCABBARDEst. £3,000-£6,000

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ANCIENT ROMAN IRON GLADIUS SWORD: Ca. 100-200 AD. An iron gladius blade with waisted edges, a triangular tip, and a long tang. The gladius was a key part of Roman military equipment and was used by the empireâ€™s legionaries in

0058: ANCIENT ROMAN IRON GLADIUS SWORDEst. £1,500-£3,000

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IMPORTANT MARBLE PORTRAIT OF A SEVERAN LADY, POSSIBLY JULIA DOMNA: Ca. Early 3rd century AD. An over life-sized portrait, gracefully sculpted, the Empress portrayed as a mature woman, her oval shaped face is smooth with a round dimpled chin. Her bow-shaped lips

0059: IMPORTANT MARBLE PORTRAIT OF A SEVERAN LADY, POSSIBLY JULIA DOMNAEst. £100,000-£200,000

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LARGE ROMAN MARBLE FIGURE OF CUPID HOLDING GRAPES- EX R.SORGE COLLECTION: Ca. 200 AD. A finely carved in extremely high relief â€“ virtually in the round â€“ section of a marble sarcophagus depicting the god Eros (Roman Cupid) or one of the Erotes (Roman Cupids)

0060: LARGE ROMAN MARBLE FIGURE OF CUPID HOLDING GRAPES- EX R.SORGE COLLECTIONEst. £7,500-£15,000Lot Passed

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LARGE ROMAN MARBLE CUPID WITH INSCRIPTION - 52CM: Ca. 100-200 AD. A large marble cupid statue carved in the round. Cupid is depicted nude and fleshy, standing and motion to the right, with his right foot, turned outwards. The tree stump behind him

0061: LARGE ROMAN MARBLE CUPID WITH INSCRIPTION - 52CMEst. £7,500-£15,000

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ROMAN MARBLE HARPOCRATES PAIR: Ca. 200-300 AD. A pair of beautiful, life-size marble statues of nude children representing Harpocrates, the god of silence and secrecy, each represented elegantly standing on a plinth - one hand

0062: ROMAN MARBLE HARPOCRATES PAIREst. £12,000-£24,000Lot Passed

LARGE ROMAN MARBLE VENUS: Ca. 200-300 AD. A marble torso of goddess Venus (Greek Aphrodite) standing with her weight on her left leg, the right leg slightly bent and advanced. Her slender body is nude and softly modelled.

0063: LARGE ROMAN MARBLE VENUSEst. £12,000-£24,000Lot Passed

SPACE VENUS - CONTEMPORARY - 2022: 2022. The Space Venus is a contemporary adaptation of the Large Roman Marble Venus (Lot. 63), created by Matthew Dorabiala a talented London-based contemporary artist. His practice is heavily

0064: SPACE VENUS - CONTEMPORARY - 2022Est. £750-£1,500Lot Passed

A BRONZE STATUETTE OF JUPITER DEPICTING ZEUS BRONTAIOS: Ca. 100 AD. A bronze statuette of Jupiter depicting Zeus Brontaios, the Thunderer, modelled in the round after a statuette by Greek sculptor Leochares (mid-4th century BC); the god standing nude with

0065: A BRONZE STATUETTE OF JUPITER DEPICTING ZEUS BRONTAIOSEst. £30,000-£50,000Lot Passed

ROMAN BRONZE CERES STATUETTE: Ca. 100-300 AD. A very fine bronze statuette of Ceres (Greek Demeter), the goddess of agriculture and fertility, depicted standing and wearing a long sleeveless Ionic chiton with himation around the

0066: ROMAN BRONZE CERES STATUETTEEst. £15,000-£25,000Lot Passed

TWO ROMAN BRONZE AND IRON FITTINGS EX. CHRISTIE'S: Ca. 100-300 AD. An outstanding pair of bronze and iron fittings, each one comprising a spiral fluted column with an iron rod projecting from the Ionic-variant capital that is surmounted by a bust of

0067: TWO ROMAN BRONZE AND IRON FITTINGS EX. CHRISTIE'SEst. £7,500-£15,000Lot Passed

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ROMAN BRONZE CHARIOT FITTINGS PAIR WITH MALE BUSTS: Ca. 100-300 AD. A pair of bronze chariot appliquÃ©s, each with a bust formed separately and mounted at the centre, each comprising a discoid body with domed inner ring decorated with concentric

0068: ROMAN BRONZE CHARIOT FITTINGS PAIR WITH MALE BUSTSEst. £1,500-£3,000

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RARE ROMAN BRONZE BEAR OIL LAMP: Ca. 200-300 AD. A charming cast-bronze statuette of a bear standing on its two slender back legs and holding a round and shallow container to be filled with oil. The bearâ€™s body is detailed by

0069: RARE ROMAN BRONZE BEAR OIL LAMPEst. £25,000-£35,000Lot Passed

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LARGE ROMAN BRONZE LAMP ON STAND: Ca. 200 AD. A cast bronze decorative tripod stand with an oil lamp. The feet are rounded, abstract forms that suggest the paws of an animal; a heavy, skirt-like form is around the legs. Above that is

0070: LARGE ROMAN BRONZE LAMP ON STANDEst. £7,500-£15,000

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LARGE ANCIENT ROMAN BRONZE OLPE: Ca. 400-500 AD. A Late Roman bronze jug rising from a flared short foot. The vessel features an inverted piriform lower body with ribbing features, flaring to a gracefully-shaped neck and ending with

0071: LARGE ANCIENT ROMAN BRONZE OLPEEst. £3,000-£6,000Lot Passed

LARGE ANCIENT ROMAN BRONZE OLPE: Ca. 300-400 AD. A bronze jug with a flaring step rim, restricted neck, piriform body, and a long figural handle with a plate in the form of a head of a bearded man. Wine drinking was an important

0072: LARGE ANCIENT ROMAN BRONZE OLPEEst. £3,000-£6,000Lot Passed

ROMAN SILVER KYLIX WITH DECORATIVE HANDLES: Ca. 200 AD. A silver kylix with a hemispherical bowl resting on a concave foot and two equally spaced loop handles. Decorated on the exterior with circumferential grooves just below the rim. Item

0073: ROMAN SILVER KYLIX WITH DECORATIVE HANDLESEst. £3,000-£6,000Lot Passed

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ROMAN BRONZE FOOT IN A SANDAL OIL LAMP: Ca. 100-200 AD. A beautiful cast-bronze oil lamp in the shape of a right foot wearing a sandal. The lamp has two openings, each finely detailed with foliate designs. The handle of the lamp is in the

0074: ROMAN BRONZE FOOT IN A SANDAL OIL LAMPEst. £7,500-£15,000

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COLLECTION OF 26 ANCIENT TERRACOTTA OIL LAMPS WITH ORIGINAL PAPPERWORK: Ca. 300 BC - 400 AD. A large group of terracotta oil lamps of various types, including Greek, Roman, Islamic and Byzantine. The collection comes with a detailed book containg the paperwork for each

0075: COLLECTION OF 26 ANCIENT TERRACOTTA OIL LAMPS WITH ORIGINAL PAPPERWORKEst. £3,000-£6,000

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ROMAN REDWARE MORTARIUM WITH RAM SPOUT: Ca. 100-300 AD. A redware mortarium with a flanged rim and a conical shape. It tapers to a flat base. The interior has incised pattern of radiating lines in tondo. The raised bowl edge terminates in

0076: ROMAN REDWARE MORTARIUM WITH RAM SPOUTEst. £1,500-£3,000Lot Passed

HUGE ROMAN GLASS PLATE: Ca. 50-300 AD. A stunning glass plate in a greenish-blue fabric with an outward folded rim, hemispherical bowl and applied ring foot. Two dolphin-shaped applied handles are attached to each side of

0077: HUGE ROMAN GLASS PLATEEst. £6,000-£9,000Lot Passed

ROMAN GLASS PHIALE WITH FLORAL PATTERN: Ca. 100-300 AD. A rare, yellow-green coloured glass dish with a folded broad rim. The interior surface is plain whilst the outside is decorated with a floral pattern radiating from the centre of the

0078: ROMAN GLASS PHIALE WITH FLORAL PATTERNEst. £750-£1,500Lot Passed

ANCIENT ROMAN GLASS JUG: Ca. 200-300 AD. An elegant Ancient Roman blown light green glass jug, featuring an elongated pyriform body leading to a long cylindrical neck and a wide flaring rim, with a strap handle, a small

0079: ANCIENT ROMAN GLASS JUGEst. £1,500-£3,000Lot Passed

ROMAN GLASS JUG WITH TREFOIL RIM: Ca. 200â€“300 AD. A blue-green, free-blown glass jug featuring a broad ovoid body with a long cylindrical neck, an applied trail low on the neck and on the underside of the trefoil mouth, on an

0080: ROMAN GLASS JUG WITH TREFOIL RIMEst. £1,500-£3,000Lot Passed

ROMAN GLASS JUG: Ca. 300 AD. A beautiful light blue jug with a globular body resting on a low ring foot, a cylindrical neck featuring a deep blue tooling, an outsplayed rim and thickened lip. Accretions inside. For a

0081: ROMAN GLASS JUGEst. £1,500-£3,000Lot Passed

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ROMAN GLASS JUG: Ca. 200-300 AD. A one-handled jug in a translucent green palette with a conical body, a tall, tapering cylindrical neck, and strap handle with thumb rest in a darker green colour which joins the

0082: ROMAN GLASS JUGEst. £1,500-£3,000

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ROMAN GLASS FLASK WITH TRAILED HANDLES: Ca. 100-200 AD. A beautiful blown flask with an ovoid-shaped body, funnel-shaped neck with ribbed horizontal decoration, and two vertical trailed handles. Good condition, beautiful iridescence. The

0083: ROMAN GLASS FLASK WITH TRAILED HANDLESEst. £750-£1,500Lot Passed

ROMAN GLASS JAR WITH HANDLES: Ca. 300 AD. Translucent green; handles in the same color. Outsplayed rim, folded over and in, and smoothed into the side of mouth; broad funnel-shaped neck; narrow shoulder; bulbous body; deep kick

0084: ROMAN GLASS JAR WITH HANDLESEst. £750-£1,500Lot Passed

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ROMAN ROCK CRYSTAL GRYLLOS INTAGLIO IN GOLD RING: Ca. 100-300 AD. A rock crystal intaglio bearing an engraved gryllos motif, comprising a bust of left-facing Minerva wearing a plumed helmet, and two bearded men, one in the nape of her neck, the

0085: ROMAN ROCK CRYSTAL GRYLLOS INTAGLIO IN GOLD RINGEst. £1,500-£3,000

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0086: ROMAN GOLD LEGIONARY RING WITH "FIDEM" INSCRIPTIONEst. £750-£1,500

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RARE ROMAN GOLD INTAGLIO RING WITH LEDA AND THE SWAN MYTH: Ca. 100-200 AD. A rare gold ring with a circular hoop featuring an elliptical deep green jasper intaglio setting. The intaglio depicts the myth of Leda and the Swan, an important motif in classical

0087: RARE ROMAN GOLD INTAGLIO RING WITH LEDA AND THE SWAN MYTHEst. £3,000-£5,000

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HEAVY ROMAN GOLD RING WITH BANDED AGATE INTAGLIO: Ca. 100-300 AD. An amazing gold ring comprising a slender hoop with elaborately decorated shoulders and raised bezel with banded agate intaglio depicting the bust of helmeted god Mars above advancing

0088: HEAVY ROMAN GOLD RING WITH BANDED AGATE INTAGLIOEst. £3,000-£5,000

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ROMAN GOLD RING WITH DONKEY RIDER AMETHYST INTAGLIO: Ca. 100-300 AD. A gold finger ring composed of a tapering hoop with faceted shoulders supporting an amethyst intaglio engraved with a dynamic scene of a man riding a donkey. The ancient Romans

0089: ROMAN GOLD RING WITH DONKEY RIDER AMETHYST INTAGLIOEst. £2,000-£3,000Lot Passed

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STUNNING ROMAN ROCK CRYSTAL DIANA INTAGLIO IN GOLD RING: Ca. 100-200 AD. An oval rock crystal intaglio depicting a right-facing female bust, flanked by quiver and arrows. The latter led to identifying this female portrait as a depiction of the Roman

0090: STUNNING ROMAN ROCK CRYSTAL DIANA INTAGLIO IN GOLD RINGEst. £2,000-£3,000

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ROMAN SOL INVICTUS CARNELIAN INTAGLIO IN GOLD RING: Ca. 200 AD. A red gem intaglio bearing an engraved bust of Sol Invictus wearing a radiate crown set in a possibly later gold ring with tapering hoop, and filigree shoulders. Sol Invictus (Latin

0091: ROMAN SOL INVICTUS CARNELIAN INTAGLIO IN GOLD RINGEst. £1,500-£3,000

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ANCIENT ROMAN GOLD RING WITH SCORPION CARNELIAN INTAGLIO: Ca. 100-200 AD. A gold ring with a circular band, flared shoulders, and an oval bezel set with a carnelian gem depicting a scorpion. The ring is in excellent condition and it is suitable for modern

0092: ANCIENT ROMAN GOLD RING WITH SCORPION CARNELIAN INTAGLIOEst. £2,000-£4,000

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ROMAN GOLD EARRINGS WITH GLASS HEADS: Ca. 1-100 AD. A finely rendered pair of gold earrings, each formed from a twisted wire hoop, which tapers towards one end and on the other displays an intricately decorated plinth on which a glass

0093: ROMAN GOLD EARRINGS WITH GLASS HEADSEst. £3,000-£6,000

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0094: LARGE ROMAN GOLD CAMEO PENDANT WITH FAUSTINA JUNIOREst. £3,000-£6,000

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ANCIENT EGYPTIAN TERRACOTTA USHABTI: New Kingdom period, Ca. 1292 -1077 BC, 19th - 20th Dynasty, Ramesside Period. A mummiform ushabti formed of painted pottery is wearing a bipartite or duplex wig that is painted black. The upper part

0095: ANCIENT EGYPTIAN TERRACOTTA USHABTIEst. £150-£300

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ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FAIENCE USHABTI: Late Dynastic Period, Ca. 664-332 BC. A pale turquoise faience Egyptian ushabti modelled with a tripartite wig and false beard. His arms are crossed and holding agricultural tools in his hands. A

0096: ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FAIENCE USHABTIEst. £150-£300

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ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FAIENCE USHABTI: Ca. 664-525 BC. An ancient Egyptian funerary statuette with a mummy shaped body and back pillar standing on a small base plate. Modelled details, wearing a tripartite wig with visible ears, attached

0097: ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FAIENCE USHABTIEst. £150-£300

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ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FAIENCE USHABTI: Late Dynastic Period, Ca. 664-332 BC. A mummiform figure in the form of an ushabti, moulded in a light-blue, glazed faience, wearing a tripartite wig and divine braided beard. The chest with folded

0098: ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FAIENCE USHABTIEst. £150-£300

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AN ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FAIENCE USHABTI: Early Third Intermediate Period, Ca.1070-945 BC. A mummiform ushabti wearing a pain tripartite wig and a divine beard. The front lappets of the wig have horizontal lines on the lower edge. The arms

0099: AN ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FAIENCE USHABTIEst. £150-£300

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ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FAIENCE USHABTI: Late Dynastic Period, Ca. 664-332 BC. An ancient Egyptian blue faience ushabti. The mummiform figurine wears a tripartite wig, his crossed hands hold hoes. During the Late Period the tomb figures

0100: ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FAIENCE USHABTIEst. £150-£300

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EGYPTIAN FAIENCE USHABTI: Ptolemaic Period, Ca. 323 BC. An ancient Egyptian faience mummiform ushabti wearing a plain tripartite wig and plaited divine beard. The wig is worn low on the forehead and the ears, which are fairly

0101: EGYPTIAN FAIENCE USHABTIEst. £150-£300

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EARLY EGYPTIAN MARBLE VESSEL: Thinite Period, 1st-2nd Dynasty, Ca. 3100-2700 BC. An early marble vessel in piriform amphora-like shape which widens towards the neck with two central suspension holes for attachment. A rare object

0102: EARLY EGYPTIAN MARBLE VESSELEst. £750-£1,500

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ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FAIENCE BEADED NECKLACE: Late Period, Ca. 664-332 BC. A long necklace string made of tubular and spherical faience beads arranged in a symmetrical manner. Restrung on a modern thread and suitable for contemporary wear.Size:

0103: ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FAIENCE BEADED NECKLACEEst. £300-£600

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EGYPTIAN FAIENCE BEADED NECKLACE WITH SCARAB: Late Period / Ptolemaic, Ca. 712-30 BC. A beautiful restrung necklace with tubular and discoid beads as well as a beautiful scarab. Scarabs were artistic depictions of the Egyptian dung beetle. In

0104: EGYPTIAN FAIENCE BEADED NECKLACE WITH SCARABEst. £150-£300

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EGYPTIAN FAIENCE NECKLACE WITH AMULET: Late Period / Ptolemaic Dynasty, Ca. 664-30 BC. A necklace made of restrung glazed beads with a faience amulet as its pendant. The beads are a range of colours, and a mix of short round beads and

0105: EGYPTIAN FAIENCE NECKLACE WITH AMULETEst. £150-£300

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EGYPTIAN AMULET OF BES: Late Period, Ca. 663-323 BC. Blue glazed faience amulet of the dwarf god Bes. Plumed headdress containing a suspension hole, a gnarling, somewhat-leonine head, and the body of a squatting dwarf.

0106: EGYPTIAN AMULET OF BESEst. £150-£300

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EGYPTIAN BEADED FUNERARY MASK: Late Period, Ca. 663-323 BC. An ancient Egyptian mummy shroud of beadwork from the chest of a mummified person, consisting of a net of dark green barrel and light green tubular beads with a green

0107: EGYPTIAN BEADED FUNERARY MASKEst. £450-£900

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ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FAIENCE MUMMY SHROUD WITH FOUR SONS OF HORUS: Late Period, Ca. 664-332 BC. An ancient Egyptian mummy shroud of beadwork from the chest of a mummified person, consisting of a net of dark green barrel and light green tubular beads with a green

0108: ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FAIENCE MUMMY SHROUD WITH FOUR SONS OF HORUSEst. £450-£900

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ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FAIENCE BEADED MUMMY MASK: Late Dynastic / Ptolemaic Egyptian, Ca. 664-343 BC . A beaded mummy mask made of delicate faience beads in green, white, yellow, black, and red. The face is highly stylised with large trapezoidal

0109: ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FAIENCE BEADED MUMMY MASKEst. £300-£600

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ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FAIENCE BEADED MUMMY MASK: Late Period, Ca. 663-323 BC. An ancient Egyptian face mask formed of faience beads. Composed of turquoise, cream, black and red faience glazed composition beads, with cream for the sclera, and green

0110: ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FAIENCE BEADED MUMMY MASKEst. £300-£600

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GREEK TERRACOTTA PROTOME OF A GODDESS: Ca. 600-500 BC. A terracotta protome depicting a lovely visage of a goddess with well-modeled facial features wearing a decorative headdress. A protome is a type of bust made by pressing a thin layer

0111: GREEK TERRACOTTA PROTOME OF A GODDESSEst. £600-£1,200

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ETRUSCAN VOTIVE POTTERY FOOT: Ca. 700-500 BC. A salmon color pottery votive foot, depicted with simplified toes. Overall scattered mineral deposits and areas of surface encrustation. Possibly once part of a larger sculpture,

0112: ETRUSCAN VOTIVE POTTERY FOOTEst. £300-£600

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HELLENISTIC POTTERY BULL RHYTON FRAGMENT: Ca. 300-1 BC. A substantial ceramic bull's head from a rhyton with naturalistic features; modelled with short horns, ears, frowning face, eyes, snout and fleshy muzzle. A rhyton is a roughly conical

0113: HELLENISTIC POTTERY BULL RHYTON FRAGMENTEst. £300-£600

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GREEK CYCLADIC ALABASTER JAR: Early Cycladic, Ca. 3000-2800 BC. A carved, bulbous jar having a rounded collar rim and four, carved equidistant small, perforated lugs around the shoulder. For similar vessels see The Museum of

0114: GREEK CYCLADIC ALABASTER JAREst. £3,000-£5,000

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ETRUSCO-CORINTHIAN CERAMIC OLPE PITCHER - EX. MUSEUM: Ca. 700-600 BC. A pottery vessel formed in brown, black, and red with incised decoration, the ovoid body with linear bands and rays emerging from the base, the central register with incised scale

0115: ETRUSCO-CORINTHIAN CERAMIC OLPE PITCHER - EX. MUSEUMEst. £1,500-£3,000Lot Passed

ETRUSICAN POTTERY BUCCHERO OINOCHOE: Ca. 700-600 BC. An Etruscan bucchero oinochoe in magnificent form with a bulbous base adorned with a register of incised linear lines, sitting on a short flared foot, with flaring rim, pinched large

0116: ETRUSICAN POTTERY BUCCHERO OINOCHOEEst. £1,500-£3,000Lot Passed

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RARE APULIAN RED-FIGURE KANTHAROS WITH LADY OF FASHION: Apulian, Ca. 350-300 BC. A rare red-figure kantharos. This tall stemmed cup has two sweeping high handles and a gently flared body that sits on a tiered foot with central fillet. Each side depicts a

0117: RARE APULIAN RED-FIGURE KANTHAROS WITH LADY OF FASHIONEst. £1,500-£3,000

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MASSIVE GREEK DAUNIAN POTTERY ASKOS: Ca. 400-300 BC. A ceramic askos of an elegant form, this ancient vessel used to pour small quantities of precious liquids such as oil, possessing a characteristic flattened spout and high strap

0118: MASSIVE GREEK DAUNIAN POTTERY ASKOSEst. £750-£1,500

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GREEK DAUNIAN POTTERY ASKOS: Ca. 400-300 BC. A Daunian askos referred to as a "duck" askos with a globular body with a cylindrical neck, a flaring mouth, and a wide strap handle, decorated with horizontal bands and waves,

0119: GREEK DAUNIAN POTTERY ASKOSEst. £300-£600

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ANCIENT GREEK APULIAN DAUNIAN POTTERY KYATHOS VESSEL: Ca. 350 BC. A lovely Daunian kyathos with a bulbous body tapering to a flat base. Narrowed neck leading to a broad, flat rim. A high strap handle connects the shoulder with the mouth. The exterior of

0120: ANCIENT GREEK APULIAN DAUNIAN POTTERY KYATHOS VESSELEst. £300-£600

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DAUNIAN POTTERY JAR: Ca. Late 6th/early 5th century BC. A beautiful Daunian jar with a rounded body tapering to a cylindrical neck, an everted tubular rim, and a high looped strap 'horned' handle. The body is decorated

0121: DAUNIAN POTTERY JAREst. £300-£600

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ANCIENT GREEK DAUNIAN POTTERY BELL-KRATER: Ca. 400 BC. A finely modelled wheel-thrown bichrome terracotta bell krater of a classic form with a flared rim and twin upraised coil-built handles on a concave raised foot, the body decorated with

0122: ANCIENT GREEK DAUNIAN POTTERY BELL-KRATEREst. £300-£600

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CANAANITE HOLY LANDS POTTERY JUG: Ca. 1900 BC. A pottery jug with a strap handle, and an amphora-shaped body. Fine red bands encircle the body, and below the neck are displayed a geometrical decoration comprising of parallel lines

0123: CANAANITE HOLY LANDS POTTERY JUGEst. £300-£600

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CYPRIOT TERRACOTTA BICHROME BARREL JUG: Cypro-Geometric, Ca. 1050-700 BC. A barrel jug of cream bichrome painted ware, the spherical body with encircling concentric decoration, with cross-hatched lozenge motifs beneath the handle and on

0124: CYPRIOT TERRACOTTA BICHROME BARREL JUGEst. £300-£600

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CYPRIOT POTTERY BARREL FLASK: Cypro-Geometric, Ca. 1050-700 BC. Of white painted ware, the spherical body with pronounced nipples and encircling concentric decoration, with cross-hatched lozenge motifs beneath the handle and on

0125: CYPRIOT POTTERY BARREL FLASKEst. £300-£600

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CYPRIOT POTTERY MILK BOWL WITH HANDLE: Ca. 1300-1150 BC. A pottery vessel known as a milk bowl displays a tan-coloured ground that is embellished with six groups of vertical linear decorations cascading from a similarly patterned band at

0126: CYPRIOT POTTERY MILK BOWL WITH HANDLEEst. £300-£600

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CANAANITE HOLY LANDS POTTERY TREFOIL JUG: Ca. 1900 BC. A fine example of a coil-made, pottery jug with a trefoil spout, a strap handle, and an amphora-shaped body. Fine red bands are around the body, below the neck are displayed a

0127: CANAANITE HOLY LANDS POTTERY TREFOIL JUGEst. £300-£600

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LATE CYPRIOT RED LUSTROUS SPINDLE BOTTLE FROM SEVERIS COLLECTION: Late Bronze Age, Ca. 1600-1200 BC. Wheel-made red lustrous bottle with spindle-shaped body with tapered neck fluting near mouth with everted rim, tubular sectioned handle connecting neck and

0128: LATE CYPRIOT RED LUSTROUS SPINDLE BOTTLE FROM SEVERIS COLLECTIONEst. £750-£1,500

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ANCIENT MESSAPIAN POTTERY KALATHOS: Ca. 300 BC. A terracotta Messapian Kalathos, the body decorated in with two bands of red painted wreaths, in between two red painted bands. Very fine condition. Paint is in original condition.

0129: ANCIENT MESSAPIAN POTTERY KALATHOSEst. £300-£600

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GREEK MESSAPIAN POTTERY LEBES GAMIKOS: Ca. 400-300 BC. A Messapian lebes gamikos, a delicately formed "marriage vase" with an inverted bell-shaped body and its characteristic pair of horizontal strap handles set on either shoulder. The

0130: GREEK MESSAPIAN POTTERY LEBES GAMIKOSEst. £450-£900Lot Passed

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DAUNIAN LEBES GAMIKOS: Ca. 4th century BC. A Daunian lebes gamikos - "marriage vase" with an inverted bell-shaped body and its characteristic pair of horizontal strap handles set on either shoulder. The mouth with a raised

0131: DAUNIAN LEBES GAMIKOSEst. £450-£900

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HELLENISTIC POTTERY PLATE WITH DECORATION: Ca. 400-300 BC. A pottery plate with a cream background and red painted linear decoration in the tondo enclosed within a laurel band painted in the cavetto and radiating drops just below the

0132: HELLENISTIC POTTERY PLATE WITH DECORATIONEst. £300-£600Lot Passed

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GREEK CORINTHIAN ALABASTRON WITH BIRDS: Ca. 600 BC. A beautiful pottery alabastron with a piriform body with a flat disk rim connected by a small loop with a neck. The exterior is adorned with a depiction of two large birds facing each

0133: GREEK CORINTHIAN ALABASTRON WITH BIRDSEst. £600-£1,200

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GREEK CORINTHIAN ARYBALLOS WITH ANIMALS: Ca. 600-500 BC. A pottery aryballos with its characteristic round body, a short neck, and a rimmed mouth with slightly inward sloping sides. A small handle connects the mouth with the shoulder of the

0134: GREEK CORINTHIAN ARYBALLOS WITH ANIMALSEst. £450-£900

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GREEK BLACKWARE ARYBALLOS: Ca. 500 BC. A blackware aryballos with its characteristic round body, a short neck, and a rimmed mouth. A small handle connects the mouth with the shoulder of the vessel. The main body is decorated

0135: GREEK BLACKWARE ARYBALLOSEst. £300-£600

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VILLANOVAN BLACKWARE IMPASTO JAR: Ca. 1100-700 BC. A well-formed blackware jar with twin symmetrical handles rising from the shoulder. The Villanovan culture is known mostly for their cremation burials, which were placed into

0136: VILLANOVAN BLACKWARE IMPASTO JAREst. £300-£600

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ETRUSCO-CORINTHIAN KYLIX: Attributable to the Group of the Phoenician Palmettes, Ca. 580 - 560 BC. A terracotta kylix with a hemispherical bowl, short pedestal foot, and two equally spaced loop handles. Decorated in a

0137: ETRUSCO-CORINTHIAN KYLIXEst. £450-£900

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GREEK BLACKWARE KYLIX WITH PALMETTES: Ca. 400-300 BC. A stemless terracotta Greek kylix (drinking cup), covered in a rich black gloss. The large, shallow body rests on a low foot that concaves, revealing the natural hue of the clay. Two

0138: GREEK BLACKWARE KYLIX WITH PALMETTESEst. £300-£600

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ATTIC BLACKWARE FOOD PLATE: Ca. 400-300 BC. A black-glazed pottery fishplate, having an integral ring foot, wide lower collar rim, and a central circular depression. Two red-brown bands painted on the upper edge border. With an

0139: ATTIC BLACKWARE FOOD PLATEEst. £750-£1,500

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GREEK APULIAN RED-FIGURE LEKANIS WITH PALMETTES: Ca. 340-325 BC. A ceramic lekanis of the red-figure lid decorated with palmette designs. The lid's knob handle with radiating strokes on top. The black-glazed dish with an inset flange to receive the

0140: GREEK APULIAN RED-FIGURE LEKANIS WITH PALMETTESEst. £150-£300

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GREEK CAMPANIAN POTTERY BELL KRATER: Ca. 400-300 BC. A magnificent CAMPANIAN terracotta bell krater, executed in black slip. The vessel presents a pedestal base, bell-shaped body, applied handles, and a broad everted rim.Size: L:223mm /

0141: GREEK CAMPANIAN POTTERY BELL KRATEREst. £600-£1,200Lot Passed

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GREEK BOEOTIAN BLACK GLAZED KANTHAROS: Ca. 400-300 BC. Greek black-glazed kantharos with high attenuated twin handles and a high stemmed foot with a raised ridge. Lovely hints of iridescence to the black glaze throughout. For a similar

0142: GREEK BOEOTIAN BLACK GLAZED KANTHAROSEst. £450-£900

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GREEK GNATHIAN NET DECORATED POTTERY BOTTLE: Ca. 340-325 BC. A rare bottle created in a pottery workshop in the Apulia region of southern Italy where potters were known for introducing additional pigments to the red-figure painting technique.

0143: GREEK GNATHIAN NET DECORATED POTTERY BOTTLEEst. £300-£600

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GREEK GNATHIAN WARE LEKYTHOS: Ca. 400-300 BC. A fine wheel-thrown pottery lekythos with a low ring foot, a tall ovoid body, a discoid rim with a funnel mouth, and an applied arching handle. Lustrous jet-black glaze covers much of

0144: GREEK GNATHIAN WARE LEKYTHOSEst. £600-£1,200Lot Passed

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GREEK GNATHIAN TERRACOTTA OINOCHOE WITH DECORATION: Ca. 340-320 BC. An attractive blackware pottery oinchoe with a trefoil spout, decorated in the Gnathian technique with fugitive red, white, and yellow pigments - depicting a lovely grapevine pattern

0145: GREEK GNATHIAN TERRACOTTA OINOCHOE WITH DECORATIONEst. £300-£600

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GREEK GNATHIAN BLACKWARE OINOCHOE WITH DECORATION: Southern Italian, Ca.400-300 BC. A Gnathian oinochoe with trilobate spout, constricted neck, piriform body, ring base and L-shaped handle. The exterior is painted black; several registers of painted

0146: GREEK GNATHIAN BLACKWARE OINOCHOE WITH DECORATIONEst. £300-£600

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ANCIENT GREEK GNATHIAN WARE PROCHOUS: Ca. 350-300 BC. A metallic black glazed pottery handled oil bottle having a tapered bulbous body, high angular handle, and pour spout, stylized lion head lugs at the sides of the channel spout.

0147: ANCIENT GREEK GNATHIAN WARE PROCHOUSEst. £450-£900

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ANCIENT GREEK GNATHIAN EPICHYSIS: Apulia, Southern Italy, Ca. 375â€“300 BC. A Gnathian-ware epichysis decorated with tongues on the neck, dots, zigzags and berried laurel band on the shoulder. The body displays a meander

0148: ANCIENT GREEK GNATHIAN EPICHYSISEst. £750-£1,500

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A GREEK GNATHIAN PROCHOUS WITH LION HEAD TERMINALS: Ca. 400 BC. A delicate, well detailed vessel known as a prochous, formed in a black-glazed, crafted with a tall bulbous body tapering into shaped spout and long handle behind. Elegantly decorated

0149: A GREEK GNATHIAN PROCHOUS WITH LION HEAD TERMINALSEst. £1,000-£2,000

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GREEK GNATHIAN POTTERY PROCHOUS: Ca. 4th century BC. A pouring vessel known as a prochous, wheel-thrown and decorated with a lustrous black glaze. The vessel is defined by its discoid foot, a bulbous teardrop-shaped body, a narrow

0150: GREEK GNATHIAN POTTERY PROCHOUSEst. £300-£600

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GREEK GNATHIAN SKYPHOS WITH IVY AND VINE TENDRILS: Ca. 2nd half of the 4th - 1st half of the 3rd Century BC. A particularly nice and well-preserved example of a typical drinking cup from Southern Italy in the highly decorative Gnathian style.

0151: GREEK GNATHIAN SKYPHOS WITH IVY AND VINE TENDRILSEst. £150-£300

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GREEK GNATHIAN BLACK-GLAZED POTTERY TWO-HANDLED CUP: Ca. 350 BC. A black glazed pottery pedestal cup, having a large loop, opposing handles with flat wide thumb rests. Lower tapered bulbous rim with a fluted edge. Simple white-painted stylized vine.

0152: GREEK GNATHIAN BLACK-GLAZED POTTERY TWO-HANDLED CUPEst. £300-£600

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ANCIENT GREEK GUTTOS REPRESENTING ZEUS-AMMON: Ca. 3rd century BC. Black glazed terracotta guttos on a small foot with a very wide and short body. On one side of the body, a long and thin spout extends upwards, finishing in an everted rim. On the

0153: ANCIENT GREEK GUTTOS REPRESENTING ZEUS-AMMONEst. £150-£300

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ANCIENT GREEK GLAZED GUTTOS WITH GORGONEION HEAD: Ca. 360-320 BC. A black-glazed terracotta guttos (oil-lamp filler) with a spool-shaped foot, a wheel-shaped body, a protruding ring handle, and a cylindrical spout with an everted rim. The tondo

0154: ANCIENT GREEK GLAZED GUTTOS WITH GORGONEION HEADEst. £150-£300

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GREEK HELLENISTIC MEGARIAN MOLD FORMED BOWL: Eastern Mediterranean, Ca. 1st century BC - 1st century AD. A decorated pottery bowl of very fine detail with a pinkish hue, covered all over in a dark slip that ranges from dark brown to black. The

0155: GREEK HELLENISTIC MEGARIAN MOLD FORMED BOWLEst. £750-£1,500Lot Passed

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GREEK APULIAN BLACK GLAZED DUCK ASKOS: Ca. 340-325 BC. A pottery askos presenting in the form of a 'duck' with a tiered foot, a bulbous body with a concave top, a petite strap handle, a projecting funnel-form mouth, and a perky tail on

0156: GREEK APULIAN BLACK GLAZED DUCK ASKOSEst. £300-£600

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DAUNIAN BLACK GLAZED DUCK ASKOS: Ca. 340-325 BC. A pottery askos presenting in the form of a 'duck' with a tiered foot, a bulbous body with a concave top, a petite strap handle, a projecting funnel-form mouth, and a perky tail on

0157: DAUNIAN BLACK GLAZED DUCK ASKOSEst. £300-£600

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PALAEO-MYCENAEAN PYXIS: Late Bronze Age, Ca.1300 BC. A pyxis in buff terracotta; twin lug handles on the shoulders for suspension (suspension would help in evaporation of the liquid and aid cooling), a funnelled neck and

0158: PALAEO-MYCENAEAN PYXISEst. £450-£900

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CYPRIOT POTTERY BICHROME JUGLET: Cypro-Geometric Period, Ca. 1050-700 BC. A decorated pottery juglet with painted salmon color wide band and dark brown painted concentric ring elements. Elegant rounded flared lips and an ear type

0159: CYPRIOT POTTERY BICHROME JUGLETEst. £300-£600

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HERODIAN GREEN GLAZED OINOCHOE: Judea, Ca. 37 BC-70 AD. The body of this juglet is piriform and a small ridge is present just below the cylindrical neck. The rim is thick and everted with a single, arching handle attached form the

0160: HERODIAN GREEN GLAZED OINOCHOEEst. £300-£600

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ANCIENT GREEK BRONZE MIRROR WITH HORSE: Ca. 5th-4th century BC. A bronze Graeco-Scythian type mirror featuring a circular face which was originally the reflective surface, a handle shaped like a fluted column and a standing horse to the

0161: ANCIENT GREEK BRONZE MIRROR WITH HORSEEst. £1,500-£3,000

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ROMAN LEAD VOTIVE MIRROR WITH DECORATION: Ca. 100-300 AD. A beautiful lead votive mirror, with a circular disk and rectangular handle with scroll-shaped supports. The obverse is covered with several concentric registers of moulded

0162: ROMAN LEAD VOTIVE MIRROR WITH DECORATIONEst. £150-£300

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ROMAN LEAD VOTIVE MIRROR WITH DECORATION: Ca. 100-300 AD. A lead votive mirror, with a circular disk and a flat, rectangular handle with small lateral supports. The obverse is covered with moulded pelta-shaped decoration, arranged around a

0163: ROMAN LEAD VOTIVE MIRROR WITH DECORATIONEst. £150-£300

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MASSIVE ROMAN BRONZE CHARIOT APOLLO FITTING: Ca. 100-300 AD. A massive cast-bronze fitting coming from a chariot depicting a male figure with youthful features (possibly the god Apollo, the Roman and Greek god of music and dance). He wears

0164: MASSIVE ROMAN BRONZE CHARIOT APOLLO FITTINGEst. £750-£1,500

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ROMAN BRONZE HYDRIA ATTACHMENT OF A SIREN: Ca. 100-300 AD. Large cast bronze hydria attachment depicting the bust of a siren having a fancy hairdo, expressive facial features, wearing a belted chest plate, and surrounded with a multi-leaf

0165: ROMAN BRONZE HYDRIA ATTACHMENT OF A SIRENEst. £450-£900

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MASSIVE ANCIENT ROMAN BRONZE LION HEAD DOOR KNOCK: Ca. 200-300 AD. A bronze door knock shaped as a lion head handle cast in high relief within a circular border. The animal's head modelled with a prominent browline and eyes, a ring in its gaping jaw.

0166: MASSIVE ANCIENT ROMAN BRONZE LION HEAD DOOR KNOCKEst. £3,000-£6,000

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ROMAN BRONZE LION PROTOME - EX. BONHAM'S: Ca. 1stâ€“2nd century AD. A superbly cast lion protome with the rich full mane of overlapping wavy locks, the lion's mouth open wide, the muzzle naturalistically rendered, the deep-set lidded

0167: ROMAN BRONZE LION PROTOME - EX. BONHAM'SEst. £400-£600

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SUPERB ROMAN BRONZE OLPE - GREAT PATINA: Ca. 100-300 AD. A bronze olpe rising from a ring foot. The vessel features a globular lower body tapering to a gracefully-shaped neck and ending with a flared rim. A small looped handle connects the

0168: SUPERB ROMAN BRONZE OLPE - GREAT PATINAEst. £1,500-£3,000Lot Passed

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RARE ROMAN BRONZE CUPID DIE FOR CASTING MOUNTS: Ca. 100-300 AD. A bronze die for casting mounts in the form of a bust of Cupid (Greek Eros) with fleshy features and curly hair. His chubby cheeks portray the features of youth, his stylised wings

0169: RARE ROMAN BRONZE CUPID DIE FOR CASTING MOUNTSEst. £150-£300

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ROMAN BRONZE EROS HOLDING A PATERA: Ca. 100-300 AD. A bronze figurine of a young Eros, depicted in a standing pose, naked. He is striding forward with his left leg advanced, his right arm stretched holding a patera. His eyes

0170: ROMAN BRONZE EROS HOLDING A PATERAEst. £300-£600

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ROMAN BRONZE VENUS FIGURINE: Ca. 1-200 AD. A cast bronze statuette of goddess Venus standing with her weight on her right leg, the left leg bent at the knee and slightly advanced, leaning into her right hip, her slender torso

0171: ROMAN BRONZE VENUS FIGURINEEst. £300-£600

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ROMAN BRONZE PRIAPUS FIGURE: Ca. 100-300 AD. A free-standing bronze statuette of the god Priapus shown with a long beard, standing with erect phallus and a pile of fruit, symbolizing his influence over fertility and abundance.

0172: ROMAN BRONZE PRIAPUS FIGUREEst. £150-£300

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ROMAN BRONZE LION HEAD PHALLERA: Ca. 100-200 AD. A cast bronze phalera formed as a lion's mask. The animal's head with prominent brow and eyes, an open mouth, and a detailed mane framing the face. This was likely to have been worn

0173: ROMAN BRONZE LION HEAD PHALLERAEst. £150-£300

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ROMAN BRONZE LEGIONARY EAGLE FIGURINE: Ca. 100-200 AD. A cast bronze figurine of an eagle perching on an integral stand. Expertly cleaned and conserved, with a smooth patina. An aquila (eagle) was a prominent symbol used in ancient Rome,

0174: ROMAN BRONZE LEGIONARY EAGLE FIGURINEEst. £300-£600

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ROMAN BRONZE EAGLE FIGURINE: Ca. 100 AD. A realistically modelled bronze eagle figurine, standing on a base, long wings folded, the wingtips crossed, feather detailing to the body and wings. An aquila (eagle) was a prominent

0175: ROMAN BRONZE EAGLE FIGURINEEst. £300-£600

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ROMAN BRONZE PANTHER BROOCH: Ca. 100-200 AD. A beautiful bronze panther brooch with a slender, stretched body with recessed circles to accept enamel inlays. Catchplate to the reverse. In ancient Greek mythology, the panther was

0176: ROMAN BRONZE PANTHER BROOCHEst. £150-£300

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ROMAN BRONZE FACE GUARD FROM A COOLUS TYPE HELMET: Ca. 1-100 AD. A sheet-bronze cheekpiece from a Coolus type helmet. This type of helmet was usually hammered from bronze and it was most popular during the period of Gallic Wars (58-50 BC) and

0177: ROMAN BRONZE FACE GUARD FROM A COOLUS TYPE HELMETEst. £2,500-£5,000Lot Passed

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ANCIENT GREEK HOPLITE SOCKETED BRONZE SPEAR: Ca. 800-600 BC. A socketed bronze spearhead comprising a substantial lentoid-section blade with raised midrib, and a long shaft. Hoplites were the citizen-soldiers of Ancient Greece, where each city

0178: ANCIENT GREEK HOPLITE SOCKETED BRONZE SPEAREst. £200-£300

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ANCIENT ROMAN BRONZE SURGICAL INSTRUMENTARIUM: Ca. 100-300 AD. A rare set of five Roman surgical tools composed of a double-ended fork, spoon, spatula, and probes. Each tool with a long, round section shaft, one twisted. Professionally mounted on

0179: ANCIENT ROMAN BRONZE SURGICAL INSTRUMENTARIUMEst. £200-£300

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ROMAN SILVER COCHLEAR SPOON: Ca. 100-300 AD. A solid silver spoon with a wide bowl attached to a long round-section handle finished with a pointed finial for use in extracting snails from their shells. For a similar example, see

0180: ROMAN SILVER COCHLEAR SPOONEst. £1,500-£3,000Lot Passed

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ROMAN SILVER BOWL: Ca, 100-300 AD. An outstanding silver bowl with a slightly rounded base, straight rim and a broad, deep body. Bowls of this kind were used for pouring libations to the gods and for drinking on more

0181: ROMAN SILVER BOWLEst. £450-£900

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ROMAN SILVER BOWL: Ca, 100-300 AD. A silver wine bowl with a hemispherical body and smooth walls. Banqueting was a major part of the aristocratic culture in antiquity and required a range of specialised utensils and

0182: ROMAN SILVER BOWLEst. £450-£900

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BRONZE AGE HALLSTATT BRONZE DECORATED VESSEL: Ca. 1200-800 BC. A hammered-bronze vessel of a wide, circular form with its walls gently tapering to a flat base. The mid-section is adorned with a triple register of raised bosses. To one side a

0183: BRONZE AGE HALLSTATT BRONZE DECORATED VESSELEst. £1,500-£3,000Lot Passed

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ANCIENT ROMAN TERRA SIGILLATA PLATE WITH DECORATION: Ca. 300-400 AD. A wheel-thrown redware pottery dish of a squat form that rests atop a flat base. The vessel features broad walls, a shallow basin, and two grooves between the rim and basin. The

0184: ANCIENT ROMAN TERRA SIGILLATA PLATE WITH DECORATIONEst. £300-£500

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ANCIENT ROMAN TERRA SIGILLATA PLATE WITH DECORATION: Ca. 300-400 AD. A large terracotta shallow plate or dish with its walls gently tapering to a low ring base. Between the rim and basin, there is a deep groove, probably to accommodate a lid. 'Terra

0185: ANCIENT ROMAN TERRA SIGILLATA PLATE WITH DECORATIONEst. £300-£500

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NORTH AFRICAN TERRA SIGILLATA BOTTLE: Ca. 300-400 AD. A fine redware jug, with a rounded body and applied decoration including a youthful Bacchus drinking from a wine cup, and four palm fronds. The top of the neck is decorated with two

0186: NORTH AFRICAN TERRA SIGILLATA BOTTLEEst. £750-£1,500Lot Passed

A ROMAN NORTH AFRICAN TERRA SIGILLATA POTTERY JUG: Circa 300 â€“ 200 AD . A pottery vessel in the form of a jug with a bulbous shaped body decorated with indented imprints. The vessel has a tall neck and everted rim, a single handle connected

0187: A ROMAN NORTH AFRICAN TERRA SIGILLATA POTTERY JUGEst. £1,500-£3,500Lot Passed

ROMAN TERRA SIGILLATA (SAMIAN WARE) INSCRIBED TO APOLLO: Circa 100-200 AD . A terra sigillata (Samian Ware) red gloss ware pottery bowl with moulded decoration around the exterior surface. The decoration depicts rosettes and floral buds in a repeating

0188: ROMAN TERRA SIGILLATA (SAMIAN WARE) INSCRIBED TO APOLLOEst. £1,500-£3,500Lot Passed

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NABATAEAN TERRACOTTA PERFUME BOTTLE: Ca. 100-200 AD. A finelly modelled red terracotta perfume bottle, featuring a long, cylindrical body, tapering into a deep-set mouth and overturned rim. An applied handle stretches from the

0189: NABATAEAN TERRACOTTA PERFUME BOTTLEEst. £400-£600

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RARE ROMAN POTTERY SKYPHOS: Ca. 100 BC - 100 AD. The mold-made body is decorated with a pine-cone or petal-like motif, with a smooth foot, rim, and the ribbed ring handles each with moulded thumb-piece. For a similar glazed

0190: RARE ROMAN POTTERY SKYPHOSEst. £450-£900Lot Passed

ROMAN GALLO POTTERY BOWL: Ca. 100-300 AD. A red pottery bowl in globular form decorated with a moulded barbotine scale pattern, standing on a small pedestal foot. For a similar styles see The Metropolitan Museum of Art

0191: ROMAN GALLO POTTERY BOWLEst. £300-£600Lot Passed

ROMAN NORTH AFRICAN REDWARE TERRACOTTA PIRIFORM JUG: Ca. 100-300 AD. A charming vessel presenting with a tall piriform body rising to a petite flared mouth, a single strap handle and a short concave foot.Size: L:85mm / W:75mm ; 55gProvenance: Ex High

0192: ROMAN NORTH AFRICAN REDWARE TERRACOTTA PIRIFORM JUGEst. £300-£600Lot Passed

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ROMAN TERRACOTTA OIL LAMP WITH GLADIATOR: Ca. 100-300 AD. A mould-made terracotta oil lamp with concave discus bearing a relief image of a defeated gladiator facing right. He is depicted in a seated position, he wears a helmet and holds a

0193: ROMAN TERRACOTTA OIL LAMP WITH GLADIATOREst. £450-£900

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ROMAN TERRACOTTA OIL LAMP WITH EROTIC SCENE: Ca. 200-300 AD. A terracotta oil lamp of a discoid body, looped handle, small nozzle, rounded spout, and a recessed discus bearing an erotic scene in relief. To find out more about light equipment

0194: ROMAN TERRACOTTA OIL LAMP WITH EROTIC SCENEEst. £450-£900Lot Passed

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ROMAN TERRACOTTA OIL LAMP WITH CHARIOT SCENE AND MAKER'S MARK: Ca. 100-200 AD. A ceramic lamp depicting a horse-drawn chariot. The filling hole on the discus and a wide spout adorned with pair of volutes. The base of the lamp bears a maker's mark -

0195: ROMAN TERRACOTTA OIL LAMP WITH CHARIOT SCENE AND MAKER'S MARKEst. £300-£600

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ROMAN TERRACOTTA OIL LAMP: Ca. 100-200 AD. A figural terracotta oil lamp with a single handle. The discus is framed by two concentric rings, in the middle is a frontal portrait with a high headgear and horns. The maker's mark

0196: ROMAN TERRACOTTA OIL LAMPEst. £150-£300

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ROMAN TERRACOTTA OIL LAMP WITH HERON: Ca. 100-200 AD. A mould-made terracotta oil lamp with concave discus bearing a relief image of a standing heron facing left. The shoulder of the lamp is flat, with a deep groove circle framing the

0197: ROMAN TERRACOTTA OIL LAMP WITH HERONEst. £150-£300

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SATYR/PRIAPUS TERRACOTTA LAMP: Ca. 1st-4th century AD. A Roman oil lamp taking the form of a Satyr or, perhaps, the deity Priapus. Mould-made, this lamp presents an intricate and unusual form, with a large grotesque face capturing

0198: SATYR/PRIAPUS TERRACOTTA LAMPEst. £450-£900Lot Passed

ROMAN GLASS PLATE: Ca. 50-200 AD. A beautiful light green, blown glass dish with a rounded lip on a low round foot. Strabo (Geography 16.2.25) tells us that the Romans in the early Imperial period (1st century AD) were

0199: ROMAN GLASS PLATEEst. £750-£1,500Lot Passed

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HUGE ROMAN PALE GREEN GLASS BOTTLE: Ca. 100-300 AD. A beautiful bottle formed in translucent green glass, the body globular with a slightly outsplayed vertical rim, with a hollow horizontal flange below, made by folding slender

0200: HUGE ROMAN PALE GREEN GLASS BOTTLEEst. £1,500-£3,000

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LARGE ROMAN GLASS FLASK: Ca. 100-200 AD. A large heavy blown glass flask with a globular body, long tubular neck, and flat base, with wheel cut banding over the entire body and neck, with a rolled rim. The straight

0201: LARGE ROMAN GLASS FLASKEst. £750-£1,500Lot Passed

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ANCIENT ROMAN GLASS FLASK: Ca. 200-300 AD. An elaborately modelled glass flask in light green with long everted neck and bulbous shaped body, the neck has a wheel made trailing decoration which has been applied afterwards. For

0202: ANCIENT ROMAN GLASS FLASKEst. £750-£1,500

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AQUAMARINE ROMAN PINCHED GLASS FLASK: Ca. 100â€“200 AD. A free-blown sprinkler flask of transparent aquamarine glass featuring a cylindrical flaring neck and a funnel-shaped mouth. The globular body is decorated with small, pinched

0203: AQUAMARINE ROMAN PINCHED GLASS FLASKEst. £750-£1,500

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ANCIENT ROMAN GLASS AMPHORISKOS: Ca. 100-300 AD. A rare glass amphora or amphoriskos with flaring rim, tapering neck, flaring shoulder and truncated conical body; two fine strap handles are applied to the rim and the shoulder; much

0204: ANCIENT ROMAN GLASS AMPHORISKOSEst. £300-£600Lot Passed

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ROMAN GLASS UNGUENTARIUM: Ca. 1st-3rd century AD. An amphora shaped vessel with an ovoid body with a strand of glass pulled out at the bottom to form a tip and a tall tubular neck. The weathering crust that has formed over

0205: ROMAN GLASS UNGUENTARIUMEst. £300-£600

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ROMAN GLASS ALABASTRON: Ca. 300-400 AD. A beautiful cylindrical, multicolour (black, blue, white, green) alabastron tapering towards the mouth. Alabastra were an ancient form of vessel, used to contain cosmetics, oils and

0206: ROMAN GLASS ALABASTRONEst. £300-£600

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ANCIENT ROMAN GLASS DOUBLE BALSAMARIUM: Ca. 300-400 AD. A finely modelled double balsamarium in dark green glass; The vessel is composed of two conjoined tubular phials with slightly flared and thickened rims. This vessel would originally

0207: ANCIENT ROMAN GLASS DOUBLE BALSAMARIUMEst. £600-£900Lot Passed

ANCIENT ROMAN GLASS DOUBLE BALSAMARIUM: Ca. 300-400 AD. A finely modelled double Balsamarium in pale green glass. The vessel is composed of two conjoined tubular phials with slightly flared and thickened rims. For a similar see Roman Glass

0208: ANCIENT ROMAN GLASS DOUBLE BALSAMARIUMEst. £300-£600Lot Passed

ROMAN GLASS COSMETIC CONTAINER: Ca. 200-400 AD. A fine Ancient Roman cosmetic container blown from pale green glass with nice purple silver iridescence evident. The vessel features a slender piriform body with trailing ribbed

0209: ROMAN GLASS COSMETIC CONTAINEREst. £300-£600Lot Passed

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ROMAN GLASS UNGUENTARIUM: Ca. 4thâ€“5th century AD. A glass unguentarium with a piriform body standing on an applied disc base featuring an everted mouth and applied handles that join the shoulder to the rim. The

0210: ROMAN GLASS UNGUENTARIUMEst. £300-£600

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ROMAN GLASS DOUBLE UNGUENTARIUM: Ca. 200â€“300 AD. A double-tube glass balsamarium with decorative applied trails around both rims and bodies in a green-clue tinge. It displays patches of thick milky weathering and brilliant

0211: ROMAN GLASS DOUBLE UNGUENTARIUMEst. £300-£600

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ROMAN GLASS DOUBLE UNGUENTARIUM: Ca. 200-300 AD. A double-tube glass balsamarium with decorative applied trails around both rims and bodies in a green-clue tinge. It displays patches of thick milky weathering and brilliant

0212: ROMAN GLASS DOUBLE UNGUENTARIUMEst. £300-£600Lot Passed

0213: ROMAN GLASS DOUBLE UNGUENTARIUMEst. £300-£600Lot Passed

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UNUSUAL ROMAN GLASS FLASK: Ca. 1st-3rd century AD. Blown glass flask with a roughly cuboid body and an elongated neck that flares outwards towards the top. Deep green-brown hue. Roman glass expanded upon Hellenistic techniques

0214: UNUSUAL ROMAN GLASS FLASKEst. £300-£600

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SMALL ROMAN GLASS JAR WITH HANDLES: Ca. 300 AD. A beautiful translucent green jar with bulbous body, handles in same colour, an outsplayed rim, folded over and in, and smoothed into the side of the mouth, a broad funnel-shaped neck, a

0215: SMALL ROMAN GLASS JAR WITH HANDLESEst. £300-£600

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ANCIENT ROMAN OR BYZANTINE GLASS RIBBED FLASK: Ca. 400-500 AD. A well blown ancient Roman greenish blue glass flask, featuring a bulbous globular body, cylindrical neck, and wide rim. Very fine condition. Intact. For a similar see Roman Glass in

0216: ANCIENT ROMAN OR BYZANTINE GLASS RIBBED FLASKEst. £300-£600

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0217: ROMAN GLASS FLASKEst. £150-£300

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HELLENISTIC GOLD RING WITH GARNET: Ca. 400-200 BC. A gold finger ring composed of a round hoop with hunched shoulders and an integral bezel cell with garnet cabochon inset. Excellent condition, wearable.Size: D: 17.12mm / US: 6 3/4 /

0218: HELLENISTIC GOLD RING WITH GARNETEst. £600-£900

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HELLENISTIC GOLD BRACELET WITH KNOT CLASP: Hellenistic, Ca. 200-1 BC. Hellenistic, Ca. 200-1 BCA gold wire bracelet with a round-section shank, knot clasp, and coiling around each terminal. Absolutely could be worn but rather as a slip-on

0219: HELLENISTIC GOLD BRACELET WITH KNOT CLASPEst. £750-£1,500

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ROMAN GOLD EARRINGS WITH GRANULATION: Ca. 100-300 AD. A substantial set of Ancient Roman gold earrings featuring a large convex shaped bead which looks like a vessel, with a beautiful pendant decorated with fine granulation on its rim;

0220: ROMAN GOLD EARRINGS WITH GRANULATIONEst. £1,500-£3,000

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GREEK RIBBON-BAND GLASS BEAD NECKLACE: Ca. 100 BC - 300 AD. A beautiful necklace comprising biconical and barrel-shaped beads, interspersed with spool-shaped gold beads. For a comparison see Christie's, lot 154, Oct 1, 2014. For a similar

0221: GREEK RIBBON-BAND GLASS BEAD NECKLACEEst. £3,500-£6,000Lot Passed

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HELLENISTIC GOLD AND LAPIS LAZULI NECKLACE: Ca. 400 BC. A restrung necklace comprising lapis lazuli beads, interspersed with biconical and spherical gold beads. Necklaces were part of the feminine costume in the Hellenistic world and were used

0222: HELLENISTIC GOLD AND LAPIS LAZULI NECKLACEEst. £600-£900

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HELLENISTIC GOLD AND CARNELIAN NECKLACE: Ca. 400 BC. A restrung necklace comprising large carnelian beads, interspersed with small lapis lazuli and gold beads. Necklaces were part of the feminine costume in the Hellenistic world and were

0223: HELLENISTIC GOLD AND CARNELIAN NECKLACEEst. £600-£900

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HELLENISTIC GOLD AND GLASS NECKLACE: Ca. 400 BC. A restrung necklace comprising variously shaped glass beads, interspersed with gold beads and pendants. Necklaces were part of the feminine costume in the Hellenistic world and were used

0224: HELLENISTIC GOLD AND GLASS NECKLACEEst. £600-£900

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HELLENISTIC GOLD AND CARNELIAN LARGE NECKLACE: Ca. 400-300 BC. A beautiful necklace composed of variously shaped carnelian and gold beads arranged in a symmetrical manner. Restrung on a modern thread and suitable for contemporary wear. Necklaces

0225: HELLENISTIC GOLD AND CARNELIAN LARGE NECKLACEEst. £600-£900

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HELLENISTIC CRYSTAL, GARNET, AND GOLD NECKLACE: Hellenistic, Ca. 300-200 BC. Hellenistic, Ca. 300-200 BCA beautiful necklace made of raw crystal and garnet beads spaced with high karat, barrel-shaped, fluted yellow gold beads.Size: L:248mm /

0226: HELLENISTIC CRYSTAL, GARNET, AND GOLD NECKLACEEst. £600-£1,200

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ANCIENT ROMAN GLASS AND GOLD NECKLACE: Ancient Roman, Ca. 1-100 AD. Ancient Roman, Ca. 1-100 ADA petite necklace of small glass and yellow gold beads. The necklace has been strung in vaguely graduated sizes. But the final 8 glass beads at

0227: ANCIENT ROMAN GLASS AND GOLD NECKLACEEst. £600-£1,200

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GREEK HELLENISTIC GOLD PENDANT WITH DOLPHINS: Ca. 300 BC. An amphora-shaped pendant of a central wired shaft threaded with a piriform coral stone secured at the bottom with a small bead. To the top, a suspension ring, flanked by a pair of

0228: GREEK HELLENISTIC GOLD PENDANT WITH DOLPHINSEst. £300-£600

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HELLENISTIC GOLD PENDANT WITH GARNET STONE: Ca. 500-300 BC. A gold circular pendant with concentric filigree decoration flanking a central large garnet cabochon. The reverse is flat and unworked. Restrung on a modern thread and suitable for

0228A: HELLENISTIC GOLD PENDANT WITH GARNET STONEEst. £750-£1,500

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ROMAN SILVER AND GOLD INTAGLIO RING WITH SERAPIS: Ca. 1-100 AD. A bronze ring with a round hoop widening at the shoulders and set with a gilded bezel cell bearing a carnelian intaglio engraved with a bust of a bearded Serapis, a syncretic deity of

0229: ROMAN SILVER AND GOLD INTAGLIO RING WITH SERAPISEst. £750-£1,500

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ROMAN BRONZE RING WITH PENTAGRAM: Ca. 1-200 AD. A bronze ring with a round hoop with incised decoration on the shoulders, and flattened, circular bezel bearing a pentagram within a circle. For more information on Roman rings, see:

0230: ROMAN BRONZE RING WITH PENTAGRAMEst. £150-£300

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ROMAN BRONZE SEAL RING WITH STYLISED TIBERIUS PORTRAIT: Ca. 1st century AD. A rare bronze finger ring formed of a round, slender hoop gently expanding to support a circular flat bezel bearing a right-facing stylised bust of Emperor Tiberius - the second

0231: ROMAN BRONZE SEAL RING WITH STYLISED TIBERIUS PORTRAITEst. £150-£300

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ROMAN BRONZE RING WITH X PATTERN: Ca. 200 AD. A cast bronze legionary ring with round hoop and an integral bezel engraved with 'X' pattern, representing number 10 in Latin, possibly standing for the 10th Legion. Very well preserved,

0232: ROMAN BRONZE RING WITH X PATTERNEst. £150-£300

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ANCIENT ROMAN SILVER BRACELET: Ca. 100-300 AD. A fine open-type bracelet composed of a silver band with its ends embellished with small notches. A beautiful and wearable piece of fine Roman jewelry!Size: L:67mm / W:68.7mm ;

0233: ANCIENT ROMAN SILVER BRACELETEst. £150-£300

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ANCIENT ROMAN SILVER BRACELET: Ca. 100-300 AD. An elegant, penannular bracelet made of silver. The body is smooth, round-section, with incised designs around its terminals. A beautiful and wearable piece of fine Roman

0234: ANCIENT ROMAN SILVER BRACELETEst. £200-£400

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ROMAN BRONZE DISK BROOCH: Ca. 100-200 AD. A bronze disk brooch with openwork decoration forming abstract geometric patterns and a well-preserved pin and catch-plate on the reverse. Brooches were an important element of Roman

0234A: ROMAN BRONZE DISK BROOCHEst. £150-£300

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ROMAN BRONZE OPENWORK "ROMA" BROOCH: Ca. 100-300 AD. A bronze disk brooch with openwork decoration forming ROMA inscription. Catch-plate with a pin on the reverse. Brooches were an important element of the Roman dress, used to fasten

0234B: ROMAN BRONZE OPENWORK "ROMA" BROOCHEst. £150-£300

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ROMAN MOSAIC DISC BROOCH: Ca. 300 AD. A beautiful flat circular broach featuring a central raised boss and a concentric ring decoration inlaid with coloured enamelling in a green, red, and light blue palette; two circular

0235: ROMAN MOSAIC DISC BROOCHEst. £300-£600

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ROMAN MILLEFIORI DISC BROOCH: Ca. 300 AD. A beautiful esagonal broach featuring small decorative peripheral lugs with coiled decoration, the rim decorated with an hatched pattern, and a recessed central ring encased by a blue

0236: ROMAN MILLEFIORI DISC BROOCHEst. £300-£600

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ROMAN BRONZE FLY / CICADA BROOCH: Ca. 100-200 AD. Bronze brooch in the form of a fly or cicada, with broad, curving wings and stylised head. The catch plate and hinge are still present on the reverse. Zoomorphic brooches were common

0237: ROMAN BRONZE FLY / CICADA BROOCHEst. £150-£300Lot Passed

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ROMAN SILVER ANCHOR-HEADED FIBULA: Ca. 100 AD. A silver fibula brooch with an anchor-shaped body decorated with spheres to each finial. Spring mechanism with a pin and a catch plate to the back. Good condition, a rare type. Brooches

0238: ROMAN SILVER ANCHOR-HEADED FIBULAEst. £150-£300

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ROMAN BRONZE "WHEEL OF FORTUNE" BROOCH: Ca. 200-300 AD. A bronze open work plate brooch in the shape of a wheel, also known as a "Wheel of Fortune", depicting the Sun symbol in the centre. Good Condition. Cf. Richard Hattatt (2000), A

0239: ROMAN BRONZE "WHEEL OF FORTUNE" BROOCHEst. £150-£300

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ROMAN BRONZE SWASTIKA BROOCH WITH HORSE HEADS: Ca. 100-300 AD. A bronze brooch in a form of a swastika with four stylised horse head terminals, and a catch-plate on the reverse. The swastika was a symbol of lightning bolts in Roman art and is

0240: ROMAN BRONZE SWASTIKA BROOCH WITH HORSE HEADSEst. £150-£300

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ROMAN BRONZE SWASTIKA BROOCH: Ca. 100-300 AD. A bronze openwork swastika brooch with a catchplate on the reverse. The swastika was a symbol of lightning bolts in Roman art and is therefore associated with the thunder god,

0241: ROMAN BRONZE SWASTIKA BROOCHEst. £150-£300

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ROMAN BRONZE S-SHAPED BROOCH: Ca. 100-300 AD. A bronze S-shaped brooch with a catch plate on the reverse. Good condition. This object conveys the pervasiveness of a Celtic aesthetic in the Empire's western provinces in the first

0242: ROMAN BRONZE S-SHAPED BROOCHEst. £150-£300

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ROMAN BRONZE AXE-SHAPED BROOCH: Ca. 200-300 AD. An axe-shaped brooch with an asymmetric blade stretching downwards. This brooch type is typical of central European productions under the Roman Empire, probably reflecting the martial

0243: ROMAN BRONZE AXE-SHAPED BROOCHEst. £150-£300

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ROMAN BRONZE HORSE BROOCH: Ca. 100-300 AD. A nice bronze plate brooch of a grazing horse on a baseline. The animal is modelled in the half-round with a looped tail. Catch plate to the reverse. Good condition. For comparable

0244: ROMAN BRONZE HORSE BROOCHEst. £150-£300

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ROMAN BRONZE HERM PENDANT: Ca. 1-300 AD. A bronze herm pendant of a quadrangular post narrowing downwards, and at the top ending with a bust of a man with his hair swept back and a large loop protruding from the top of his

0245: ROMAN BRONZE HERM PENDANTEst. £150-£300

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COLLECTION OF FOUR ROMAN GLASS BRACELETS: Ca. 100-300 AD. Four Roman glass bracelets of various sizes in a green, black, and blue palette. In contrast with the paucity of black glass vessels, a wide range of dark-coloured glass jewellery is

0246: COLLECTION OF FOUR ROMAN GLASS BRACELETSEst. £150-£300

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ANCIENT ROMAN GROUP OF FIVE GLASS BANGLES: Late Roman, Ca. 300-500 AD. A group of five glass bracelets (also referred to as bangles) comprising monochrome glass strains bent into a loop. Colours in this group include: 1) black, 2) blue. Glass

0247: ANCIENT ROMAN GROUP OF FIVE GLASS BANGLESEst. £150-£300

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ROMAN CARNELIAN INTAGLIO WITH LEDA AND SWAN IN GOLD RING: Ca. 200 AD. A carnelian intaglio engraved with a scene of Leda and the Swan set in a possibly later gold ring. Leda, a princess from Aetolia, who would later become the queen of Sparta, was carried

0248: ROMAN CARNELIAN INTAGLIO WITH LEDA AND SWAN IN GOLD RINGEst. £1,500-£3,000

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ROMAN GRYLLOS INTAGLIO GOLD RING: Ca. 100 AD. A gold finger ring composed of a slender round hoop with an applied bezel cell set with a stone intaglio engraved with gryllos - a grotesque combination. A creature consists of a

0249: ROMAN GRYLLOS INTAGLIO GOLD RINGEst. £750-£1,500

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ROMAN GOLD RING WITH CUPID STONE INTAGLIO: Ca. 100-200 AD. A gold finger ring of a thin hoop with fine granules to each shoulder. The bezel centred by an intaglio depicting a figural representation of Cupid facing left. In Roman mythology,

0250: ROMAN GOLD RING WITH CUPID STONE INTAGLIOEst. £450-£900

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ROMAN GOLD RING WITH VENUS STONE INTAGLIO: Ca. 100-300 AD. A beautiful gold finger ring with a circular hoop and a slender bezel set with a stone intaglio engraved with a depiction of partially robed Venus, turned left. The ancient Roman

0251: ROMAN GOLD RING WITH VENUS STONE INTAGLIOEst. £750-£1,500

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0252: ROMAN GOLD RING AND CARNELIAN INTAGLIO DEPICTING FORTUNA REDUXEst. £750-£1,500

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ROMAN GOLD RING WITH ROCK CRYSTAL INTAGLIO: Ca. 100-300 AD. A gold finger ring composed of a slender round hoop expanding to form a circular bezel set with a rock crystal gem engraved with a with a portrait of a young male facing left. Good

0253: ROMAN GOLD RING WITH ROCK CRYSTAL INTAGLIOEst. £450-£900

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ROMAN GOLD RING WITH INSCRIBED CARNELIAN INTAGLIO: Ca. 300-400 AD. A D-shaped gold finger ring of a flat-section hoop with nicely sculpted shoulders forming a bezel set with and a garnet gemstone inscribed possibly with Christian monogram. Size:

0254: ROMAN GOLD RING WITH INSCRIBED CARNELIAN INTAGLIOEst. £750-£1,500

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ANCIENT ROMAN STANDING VENUS INTAGLIO IN GOLD RING: Ca. 100-300 AD. An oval-shaped carnelian intaglio with an engraved depiction of the standing goddess Venus with her both hands raised, set in a spectacular gold ring of a possibly later period, with

0255: ANCIENT ROMAN STANDING VENUS INTAGLIO IN GOLD RINGEst. £1,000-£1,500

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ROMAN GOLD RING WITH CLASSPED HANDS INATGLIO: Ca. 1-300 AD. A gold ring with a circular hoop, pairs of fine granules on the shoulders, and an oval-shaped intaglio with a 'dextrarum iunctio' ('joining together of the right hands') motif. In the

0256: ROMAN GOLD RING WITH CLASSPED HANDS INATGLIOEst. £600-£1,200

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0257: ROMAN CAMEO WITH JULIA DOMNA IN GOLD RINGEst. £1,500-£3,000

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ROMAN GOLD RING WITH LARGE EMERALD GEM: Ca. 100-300 AD. A beautiful gold finger ring formed of a band slightly rounded on the outside and flat to the inside, and an applied large bezel set with an emerald gemstone. Gemstone restored. Size:

0258: ROMAN GOLD RING WITH LARGE EMERALD GEMEst. £750-£1,500

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ANCIENT ROMAN GOLD RING WITH PALM BRANCH: Ca. 100-200 AD. A simple yet elegant gold finger ring of a circular, slender hoop expanding to a flat bezel engraved with a palm branch oriented horizontally. Each offshoot of the branch terminates

0259: ANCIENT ROMAN GOLD RING WITH PALM BRANCHEst. £300-£600

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LATE ROMAN GOLD RING WITH CHI-RHO SYMBOL: Ca. 300-400 AD. An elegant gold hoop with an attached circular plate bezel flanked by spherical baubles. The bezel features an incised Chi-Rho motif. This symbol, which derives its name from the

0260: LATE ROMAN GOLD RING WITH CHI-RHO SYMBOLEst. £1,500-£3,000

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ROMAN GOLD EARRINGS WITH GRANULATION: Ca. 100-300 AD. A substantial pair of Ancient Roman gold earrings featuring a large convex shaped bead which looks like a vessel, with a beautiful pendant decorated with fine granulation on its rim;

0261: ROMAN GOLD EARRINGS WITH GRANULATIONEst. £1,500-£3,000

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ANCIENT ROMAN GOLD EARRINGS WITH GARNETS AND GLASS BEADS: Ca. 100-300 AD. A delicate pair of Roman gold earrings, each with a hoop with a small loop from which hang a gold drop, comprising inset circular red gems and cobalt blue and emerald-green glass

0262: ANCIENT ROMAN GOLD EARRINGS WITH GARNETS AND GLASS BEADSEst. £750-£1,500

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ROMAN GOLD CAMEO EARRINGS: Ca. 1st-5th century AD. Pair of cameos depicting Medusa facing forward, set into gold earring bezzels with the suspension loop above and a stout gold trapezium below with three strands of colourful

0263: ROMAN GOLD CAMEO EARRINGSEst. £1,500-£3,000

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ROMAN GOLD EARRINGS WITH GLASS BEADS: Ca. 1-300 AD. A pair of gold hoop earrings comprising medium hoops, each with three strands of glass and gold beads. These beautiful pieces probably belonged to a Roman noblewoman. Excellent

0264: ROMAN GOLD EARRINGS WITH GLASS BEADSEst. £750-£1,500

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ROMAN MATCHED PAIR OF GOLD EARRINGS: Ca. 100-300 AD. 22K Gold Earrings. Openwork design bearing cabochon garnets in a triangular pattern. Excellent condition and wearable. Size: L:30mm; 5.8gProvenance: From the property of an East Coast

0265: ROMAN MATCHED PAIR OF GOLD EARRINGSEst. £750-£1,500Lot Passed

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PAIR OF ROMAN GOLD EARRINGS: Ca. 100 AD. A matched pair of rare gold pendants shaped as a birdâ€™s claw. The surface of each gold pendant is decorated with a fine granulated pattern. The three endings of each pendant

0266: PAIR OF ROMAN GOLD EARRINGSEst. £750-£1,500

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ROMAN GLASS IN 22K GOLD FILIGREE PENDANT: Ca. 100-200 AD. An oval-shaped highly patinated Roman glass, set in possibly later 22k gold pendant with an elegant filigree border; an integral suspension loop bearing a filigree diamond design. For

0267: ROMAN GLASS IN 22K GOLD FILIGREE PENDANTEst. £750-£1,500Lot Passed

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ROMAN PENDANT IN THE SHAPE OF HERCULESâ€™ CLUB: Ca. 100-200 AD. A hollow-formed gold pendant shaped like a tapering cylinder with applied filigree detailing and small gold dots; there is an integral loop on top whilst the bottom is a small gold

0268: ROMAN PENDANT IN THE SHAPE OF HERCULESâ€™ CLUBEst. £600-£900

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ROMAN SILVER GORDIAN III ANTONINIANUS PENDANT: Ca. 238-244 AD. A silver coin of Gordian III Antoninianus within a modern handmade circular sterling silver setting. The coin shows on the obverse the laureate, draped and cuirassed bust of Gordian

0269: ROMAN SILVER GORDIAN III ANTONINIANUS PENDANTEst. £150-£300Lot Passed

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ALEXANDER THE GREAT SILVER DRACHM COIN PENDANT: Ca. 295-275 BC. A silver coin / drachm of Alexander the Great within a modern handmade circular sterling silver setting. The coin shows on the obverse the head of young Herakles facing right and

0270: ALEXANDER THE GREAT SILVER DRACHM COIN PENDANTEst. £150-£300

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ALEXANDER THE GREAT SILVER TETRADRACHM COIN PENDANT: Ca. 295-275 BC. A silver coin / tetradrachm of Alexander the Great within a modern handmade circular sterling silver setting. The coin shows on the obverse the head of young Herakles facing right and

0271: ALEXANDER THE GREAT SILVER TETRADRACHM COIN PENDANTEst. £150-£300

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CELTIC IRON AGE SILVER NECKLACE WITH PHALLIC PENDANTS: Ca. 100 BC - 100 AD. Large and rare silver necklace made of several twisted rods held together by rings, three phallic pendants are attached to the centre. Celtic society, like all patriarchal

0272: CELTIC IRON AGE SILVER NECKLACE WITH PHALLIC PENDANTSEst. £1,500-£3,000

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MASSIVE BRONZE AGE ARM RINGS / BRACELETS: Ca. 1000-600 BC. A pair of thick and heavy cast bronze bracelets or arm rings with circular sections and square, recurved terminals with incised decoration. In the Bronze Age bracelets and arm rings

0273: MASSIVE BRONZE AGE ARM RINGS / BRACELETSEst. £1,500-£3,000Lot Passed

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CELTIC LA TENE BRONZE PAIR OF BROOCHES: Ca. 300 BC. An interesting pair of La TÃ¨ne I type bow brooches, each with a deep bow, pin to reverse, and a foot with a lateral catch. The La TÃ¨ne culture is a predominantly Celtic culture

0274A: CELTIC LA TENE BRONZE PAIR OF BROOCHESEst. £150-£300

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CELTIC LA TENE BRONZE PAIR OF BROOCHES: Ca. 300 BC. A pair of La TÃ¨ne I type bow brooches, each with a deep bow, sprung head, and a pin to reverse. The La TÃ¨ne culture is a predominantly Celtic culture belonging to the Iron Age, also

0274B: CELTIC LA TENE BRONZE PAIR OF BROOCHESEst. £150-£300

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0274C: CELTIC LA TENE BRONZE PAIR OF BROOCHESEst. £150-£300Lot Passed

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STUNNING CELTIC BRONZE AGE SOCKETED SPEAR: Ca. 1000-800 BC. A stunning large bronze spearhead with a leaf-shaped blade, prominent midrib, conical shoulder decorated with five horizontal ribs, terminating in a circular socket. This spear is a

0275: STUNNING CELTIC BRONZE AGE SOCKETED SPEAREst. £750-£1,500

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BYZANATINE MARBLE RELIQUARY BOX WITH CROSS - PUBLISHED: Ca. 400-600 AD. A two-part lidded marble reliquary - in the form of a small sarcophagus whose cover simulates a gabled roof bearing undecorated corner acroteria. On the front of the lower section is

0276: BYZANATINE MARBLE RELIQUARY BOX WITH CROSS - PUBLISHEDEst. £30,000-£50,000Lot Passed

PUBLISHED CRUSADERS IRON PROCESSIONAL CROSS: Ca. 1100-1400 AD. An exquisite cast copper-iron processional cross composed of two flared sections pinned together in the center with a cast-bronze medallion. The lateral arms have pointed finials on

0277: PUBLISHED CRUSADERS IRON PROCESSIONAL CROSSEst. £7,500-£15,000Lot Passed

MASSIVE TEUTONIC KNIGHTS CEREMONIAL GREAT SLASHING SWORD - 207 CM: Ca. Late 16th century AD or earlier. A colossal two-handed sword, possibly of German workmanship, straight double-edged blade with wide and shallow fuller, two punched armourer's marks to each side

0278: MASSIVE TEUTONIC KNIGHTS CEREMONIAL GREAT SLASHING SWORD - 207 CMEst. £30,000-£60,000Lot Passed

MEROVINGIAN IRON SWORD WITH GOLD AND GARNETS: Ca. 600 AD. A long Migration period iron sword with rare patterned Damascus steel blade, comprising a lentoid-section parallel-sided blade with a broad tapering tip. A rectangular lower guard of

0279: MEROVINGIAN IRON SWORD WITH GOLD AND GARNETSEst. £25,000-£45,000Lot Passed

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MEDIEVAL IRON CRUSADERS SWORD - FULL REPORT: Ca. 1350 AD. This late Medieval sword comprises of a long slender triangular blade with a fuller, three quarters of its length and an undamaged tang. The cross guard and pommel are replete and

0280: MEDIEVAL IRON CRUSADERS SWORD - FULL REPORTEst. £3,000-£6,000

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RARE 15th C. EPEE IRON SWORD WITH REPORT: Ca. 1330-1450 AD. This sword is the epitome of Ã©pÃ©es, a truly magnificent example. The pommel is very elegant and appropriately called a â€˜scent bottle stopperâ€™, probably due to the

0281: RARE 15th C. EPEE IRON SWORD WITH REPORTEst. £6,000-£12,000Lot Passed

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LATE MEDIEVAL IRON SWORD WITH REPORT: Ca. 1400-1450 AD. This is an excellent and somewhat complete sword from the late Medieval period. The pommel is a circular disc, with a raised circular collar on each face. The condition is excellent

0282: LATE MEDIEVAL IRON SWORD WITH REPORTEst. £4,500-£9,000

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MEDIEVAL IRON SWORD WITH REPORT: Ca. 1250-1520 AD. This fine Medieval sowrd features a pommel of an unusual design. It is circular when viewed from the front and sides, but displays a thick cross-like section when viewed from above.

0283: MEDIEVAL IRON SWORD WITH REPORTEst. £4,500-£9,000Lot Passed

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VIKING SWORD WITH SILVER INLAID HANDLE AND ORIGINAL LEATHER STRAPS: Ca. 900-1100 AD. An excellent set comprising a leather belt with bronze fittings including a D-shaped buckle with a pin, chevron mount and interlinking pieces with a ring, and a forged-iron long

0284: VIKING SWORD WITH SILVER INLAID HANDLE AND ORIGINAL LEATHER STRAPSEst. £6,000-£12,000

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VIKING IRON SWORD - FULL REPORT: Ca. 10th Century AD. This sword of the Viking era is largely intact, with the pommel, lower cross guard, blade, and tang all complete. The surface overall is pitted, and the sword blade edges have

0285: VIKING IRON SWORD - FULL REPORTEst. £3,000-£6,000

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VIKING IRON SWORD - FULL REPORT: Ca. 10th Century AD. A wonderful example of a Hiberno-Norse sword, typically originating in the Irish Sea area about a thousand years ago. It is a double-edged sword, with medium fuller, tang, lower

0286: VIKING IRON SWORD - FULL REPORTEst. £3,000-£6,000Lot Passed

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VIKING AGE IRON SPANGENHELM IRON HELMET: Ca. 900-1000 AD. A rare Viking period iron helmet; formed of triangular sections; attached with iron rivets passing through this overlap to secure them in position; the rivets worked flat into the

0287: VIKING AGE IRON SPANGENHELM IRON HELMETEst. £3,000-£6,000

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VIKING SILVER NECKLACE WITH CRUCIFORM PENDANT AND THOR'S HAMMER (MJÃ–LNIR) - FULL REPORT: Ca. 900-1000 AD. Silver chain, 80 cm long, with a two-part reliquary cross which shows traces of gilding. The construction and imagery of the front reveal Byzantine influence. Centrally, a stylised

0288: VIKING SILVER NECKLACE WITH CRUCIFORM PENDANT AND THOR'S HAMMER (MJÃ–LNIR) - FULL REPORTEst. £30,000-£50,000Lot Passed

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POST MEDIEVAL GOLD RING WITH DIAMOND: Circa 1800 AD. A slender gold ring with teardrop shaped bezel decorated with a sparking diamond. The band with ribbed decoration and with an inscription.Size: D:15.8mm / US: 5 1/8 / UK: K;

0289: POST MEDIEVAL GOLD RING WITH DIAMONDEst. £2,000-£3,000

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CRUSADERS GOLD RING WITH TEMPLAR CROSS: Ca. 1000-1500. A beautiful gold ring with a circular hoop and flattened bezel bearing a punched Greek cross bordered by four dots. This ring may have belonged to a crusader, perhaps a knight, as a

0290: CRUSADERS GOLD RING WITH TEMPLAR CROSSEst. £2,000-£4,000

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CRUSADERS GOLD RING WITH TEMPLAR CROSS: Ca. 1000-1500. A beautiful gold ring with a circular hoop and flattened, discoid bezel bearing an incised Maltese cross within a dashed circle. This ring may have belonged to a crusader, perhaps a

0291: CRUSADERS GOLD RING WITH TEMPLAR CROSSEst. £2,000-£4,000

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HEAVY MEROVINGIAN GOLD AND GARNET BUCKLE - 37 GRAMS: Ca. 500-700 AD. A gold belt or shoe buckle comprising a round-section loop, and a curved tongue with the tip resting on the loop. The adjacent oval-shaped plaque is decorated with a beaded frame and

0292: HEAVY MEROVINGIAN GOLD AND GARNET BUCKLE - 37 GRAMSEst. £4,500-£9,000Lot Passed

HEAVY MEROVINGIAN GOLD AND GARNET STRAP END - 20 GRAMS: Ca. 500-700 AD. A gold buckle comprising a round-section loop, and a pair of rectangular plaques, each decorated with five bosses arranged in a line. Plaques are conjoined to the rear with a riveted

0293: HEAVY MEROVINGIAN GOLD AND GARNET STRAP END - 20 GRAMSEst. £3,000-£6,000Lot Passed

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VIKING HACK-GOLD BRAIDED RING: Ca. 900-1100 AD. A rare type of hack-gold ring formed of a circular hoop with a braided median section and tapering arms. This ring was intended to evoke the form of a snake. In Norse mythology,

0294: VIKING HACK-GOLD BRAIDED RINGEst. £3,000-£6,000

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RARE VIKING BRONZE RING WITH INSCRIBED GEM: Ca. 900-100 AD . A bronze finger ring with a circular hoop, and a lozenge-shaped bezel onto which is mounted a large, oval dark gem inscribed in Kufic calligraphy "Sovereignty" (Arabic

0295: RARE VIKING BRONZE RING WITH INSCRIBED GEMEst. £750-£1,500

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SET OF EIGHT SILVER VIKING PENDANTS - WITH REPORT: Ca. 900-1000 AD. A set of eight silver pendants made in open mold lost wax casting technique, frequently used in the Viking Age. The set comprises: (type 1) six cast silver open-work pendants with a

0296: SET OF EIGHT SILVER VIKING PENDANTS - WITH REPORTEst. £25,000-£35,000Lot Passed

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MEDIEVAL BROAD BLADED DAGGER WITH ROUND POMMEL: Ca. 13th-15th century AD. An iron dagger with a broad triangular blade, straight cross guard, and flat-section tapering tang finished with a discoid pommel.Size: L:470mm / W:105mm ; 470gProvenance:

0297: MEDIEVAL BROAD BLADED DAGGER WITH ROUND POMMELEst. £400-£600

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LATE MEDIEVAL BOLLOCK DAGGER / KNIFE WITH GOLD INLAID CROSS: Ca. 15th-16th century AD. An iron Bollock dagger / knife. The handle is of wood and a hilt plate survives between the cross guard and blade. There is a Maltese cross inlay/ makers mark on the blade.

0298: LATE MEDIEVAL BOLLOCK DAGGER / KNIFE WITH GOLD INLAID CROSSEst. £1,200-£1,600Lot Passed

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MEDIEVAL BROAD BLADED DAGGER: Ca. 13th-15th century AD. An iron dagger with a broad triangular blade, long cross guard, slightly curved downwards and flat-section tapering tang finished with a round pommel.Size: L:400mm / W:115mm

0299: MEDIEVAL BROAD BLADED DAGGEREst. £450-£650

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MEDIEVAL SHORT SWORD WITH SHORT FLAT CROSS GUARD AND FLAT SQUARE POMMEL: Ca. 13th-15th century AD. A short iron sword comprising a slender blade with pronounced midrib, a short flat cross guard, and a flat square pommel at the end of a tang which may have been inlaid with

0300: MEDIEVAL SHORT SWORD WITH SHORT FLAT CROSS GUARD AND FLAT SQUARE POMMELEst. £400-£500

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SHORT MEDIEVAL DAGGER / KNIFE WITH FLORET BUTTON POMMEL: Ca. 13th-15th century AD. A short iron single-edged dagger/knife, with a straight cross guard and tapering tang to floret button pommel.Size: L:390mm / W:105mm ; 395gProvenance: Ex. European

0301: SHORT MEDIEVAL DAGGER / KNIFE WITH FLORET BUTTON POMMELEst. £400-£500

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LATE MEDIEVAL DAGGER / STILETTO WITH ROUND CROSS GUARD AND POMMEL: Ca. 14th-15th century AD. An iron dagger / stiletto with a slender blade tapering to a point, a round cross guard embellished to the bottom face with an 8-pointed star, and a tang finished with a

0302: LATE MEDIEVAL DAGGER / STILETTO WITH ROUND CROSS GUARD AND POMMELEst. £600-£800Lot Passed

MEDIEVAL DAGGER / STILETTO WITH BUTTON CROSS GUARD AND POMMEL: Ca. 14th-15th century AD. An iron dagger/stiletto featuring a double-edged slender blade with a button-shaped cross guard, rectangular-section tang finished with a circular pommel.Size: L:340mm /

0303: MEDIEVAL DAGGER / STILETTO WITH BUTTON CROSS GUARD AND POMMELEst. £450-£650Lot Passed

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LONG MEDIEVAL DAGGER WITH ROUNDED POMMEL: Ca. 13th-15th century AD. A long iron dagger comprising a slender blade with a midrib, a straight cross guard, and a rounded/cylindrical pommelSize: L:365mm / W:65mm ; 175gProvenance: Ex. European

0304: LONG MEDIEVAL DAGGER WITH ROUNDED POMMELEst. £300-£400

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MEDIEVAL DAGGER WITH STRAIGHT, SCULPTURED CROSS GUARD AND ROD SHAPED POMMEL: Ca. 13th-15th century AD. A short iron double-edged dagger with a straight sculptured cross guard and tapering tang to rod-shaped pommel.Size: L:335mm / W:90mm ; 270gProvenance: Ex. European

0305: MEDIEVAL DAGGER WITH STRAIGHT, SCULPTURED CROSS GUARD AND ROD SHAPED POMMELEst. £350-£550

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LATE MEDIEVAL DAGGER OR PONIARD WITH DECORATED POMMEL: Ca. 14th-15th century AD. An iron dagger or poniard comprising a slender blade with pronounced midrib, a short curved cross guard with balls on both ends. The pommel is square and punched with

0306: LATE MEDIEVAL DAGGER OR PONIARD WITH DECORATED POMMELEst. £350-£450

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VIKING AGE BRONZE MACE HEAD: Ca. 900-1100 AD. A bronze mace head with a pear-shaped head with incised decoration, tapering shaft, and rectangular-shaped opening for attachment. Cavalry shaft-mounted weapons like battle hammers,

0307: VIKING AGE BRONZE MACE HEADEst. £450-£900

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VIKING IRON SOCKETED SPEARHEAD: Ca. 900-1100 AD. An iron spearhead with a beautifully shaped blade, raised midrib, sharp edges tapering to a pointed tip, and tubular socket. Spears were used both for close combat and as throwing

0308: VIKING IRON SOCKETED SPEARHEADEst. £150-£300

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VIKING IRON BATTLE AXE: Ca. 900-1100 AD. A hand-forged iron axe head with a broad blade flaring to the curved cutting edge, with an eared socket with an oval-shaped aperture. For a similar example, see The British Museum,

0309: VIKING IRON BATTLE AXEEst. £200-£400

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VIKING IRON BATTLE AXE: Ca. 900-1100 AD. An iron bearded axe head with an elongated, heavy blade and a round socket. One side of the blade features etched star motifs. Further information on Viking axes can be found in

0310: VIKING IRON BATTLE AXEEst. £200-£400

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VIKING IRON "DANNISH" BATTLE AXE: Ca. 1000-1100 AD. An iron axe head with a broad blade flaring to the curved cutting edge, with an eared socket with a round aperture. Commonly referred to as the Danish axe. Axes were commonly used

0311: VIKING IRON "DANNISH" BATTLE AXEEst. £300-£600

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VIKING IRON BEARDED BATTLE AXE: Ca. 900-1100 AD. An iron bearded axe head with an elongated blade and a socket. In bearded axes, the main part of the axe blade extends below the butt of the axe, creating a large cutting blade and

0312: VIKING IRON BEARDED BATTLE AXEEst. £300-£600

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VIKING IRON BATTLE AXE: Ca. 900-1100 AD. A forged-iron axe head of a sizeable form with a long neck, a verticle blade with flared tips, and a wide socketing shaft with slightly flared upper and lower edges. The bearded axe,

0313: VIKING IRON BATTLE AXEEst. £300-£600

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VIKING IRON BEARDED BATTLE AXE: Ca. 900-1100 AD. An iron bearded axe head with an elongated, curved blade and tapering cheek. The bearded axe, or SkeggÃ¸x (from Old Norse Skegg, "beard", and Ã¸x, "axe") was common from the 6th

0314: VIKING IRON BEARDED BATTLE AXEEst. £300-£600

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VIKING IRON BATTLE AXE: Ca. 900-1100 AD. An iron axe head with a curved blade, slim cheek, and an elliptical shaft-hole. Axes were commonly used within the Viking communities, almost everything was formed of wood making it

0315: VIKING IRON BATTLE AXEEst. £300-£600

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VIKING IRON BATTLE AXE: Ca. 900-1100 AD. A hand-forged, iron axehead with substantial curved blade and elliptical shaft-hole. The era known as the Viking age lasted for more than 300 years, from the late 8th century to the

0316: VIKING IRON BATTLE AXEEst. £300-£600

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VIKING IRON BATTLE AXE: Ca. 900-1100 AD. An iron battle axe with a broad blade, tapering cheek and a round socket. The bearded axe was common from the 6th century AD onwards in Scandinavia, but made most famous by the

0317: VIKING IRON BATTLE AXEEst. £200-£400

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VIKING IRON BATTLE AXE: Ca. 900-1100 AD. An iron axe head with a curved cutting edge, narrow circular socket, and a hammer to the rear. The blade to one side and the hammer to the other side suggest its use as a

0318: VIKING IRON BATTLE AXEEst. £200-£400

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NEOLITHIC STONE AXE: Ca. 5000-3000 BC. A nice boat-shaped stone axe head with a square butt and rectangular in section, the ground socket with expanding edge has a hole drilled in to accept a haft. During the Neolithic

0319: NEOLITHIC STONE AXEEst. £600-£1,200Lot Passed

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IMPORTANT BYZANTINE BRONZE TWIN HANDLED JAR WITH MENORAH MOTIF: Holy Lands, Ca. 500 AD. A finely patinated bronze vessel with twin handles in the form of a jar, the body is globular in form with the rim tapering down to the centre of which then turns into a

0320: IMPORTANT BYZANTINE BRONZE TWIN HANDLED JAR WITH MENORAH MOTIFEst. £750-£1,500

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LARGE BYZANTINE BRONZE CANDELABRUM WITH CROSS: Ca. 800 AD. A rare Byzantine bronze oil lamp holder formed by two sets of chains which are interlinked by bronze discs and hooks for hanging; the chains interlink connecting to a discoid open-work

0321: LARGE BYZANTINE BRONZE CANDELABRUM WITH CROSSEst. £750-£1,500Lot Passed

SCANDINAVIAN VIKING 'GREAT BEAST' WEATHER VANE TERMINAL: Ca. 1000-1100 AD. A gilt-bronze Ringerrike style 'Great Beast' finial for Viking Long-ship weather vane or other similar nautical piece of equipment, formed in the round as a standing quadruped with

0322: SCANDINAVIAN VIKING 'GREAT BEAST' WEATHER VANE TERMINALEst. £12,000-£24,000Lot Passed

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VIKING NECK TORC WITH TASSLES: Ca. 900-1100 AD. Beautiful bronze torc featuring a wide, flat neck piece decorated with incised geometric motifs, from which dangle dozens of metallic tassels. Torcs are found in many European

0323: VIKING NECK TORC WITH TASSLESEst. £750-£1,500

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VIKING BRONZE CLOTH PIN WITH CHAIN: Ca. 700 - 1000 AD. A stunning pin set comprising of a matched pair of bronze cruciform pins with long round-sections and a bronze box-link chain attached to interlink them.Size: L:1110mm / W:67mm ;

0324: VIKING BRONZE CLOTH PIN WITH CHAINEst. £450-£900Lot Passed

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PAIR OF LARGE GOTHIC BRONZE RADIATE-HEADED BROOCHES: Ca. 500-600 AD. Ca. 500-600 AD A pair of bronze radiate bow brooches, with a semi-circular head featuring five radiating knobs; the head is connected by an arched bow to a polygonal plate and a

0325: PAIR OF LARGE GOTHIC BRONZE RADIATE-HEADED BROOCHESEst. £750-£1,500

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VIKING GOLD-GILT SILVER RING: Ca. 900-1100 AD. A silver ring with a D-shaped hoop and flattened, rectangular bezel bearing a gilded interlaced design. Excellent condition, wearable. The era known as the Viking age lasted for more

0326: VIKING GOLD-GILT SILVER RINGEst. £300-£600

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CRUSADERS SILVER RING WITH GOLD INLAID CROSS: Ca. 1100-1400 AD. A silver ring with D-shaped hoop and circular bezel featuring an elaboarate gold inlaid cross. The Cross, the principal symbol of Christianity, recalling the Crucifixion of Jesus

0327: CRUSADERS SILVER RING WITH GOLD INLAID CROSSEst. £450-£900

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LARGE BYZANTINE BRONZE RELIQUARY CROSS PENDANT: Ca. 800-1000 AD. A reliquary cross pendant cast in two separate pieces and hinged at the top and bottom. The obverse face is engraved with a standing and robed orant figure depicted with outstretched

0328: LARGE BYZANTINE BRONZE RELIQUARY CROSS PENDANTEst. £1,500-£3,000

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BYZANTINE BRONZE RELIQUARY CROSS PENDANT WITH JESUS CHRIST: Ca. 800-1000 AD. A reliquary cross pendant cast in two separate pieces and hinged at the top and bottom. Both faces are engraved with a standing and robed orant figure depicted with outstretched

0329: BYZANTINE BRONZE RELIQUARY CROSS PENDANT WITH JESUS CHRISTEst. £600-£1,200

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BYZANTINE BRONZE RELIQUARY CROSS PENDANT WITH JESUS CHRIST: Ca. 800-1000 AD. A cast-bronze reliquary cross pendant composed of two cruciform plaques that fit together, a hinged mechanism to the top and bottom, and a loop for suspension. Both faces display the

0330: BYZANTINE BRONZE RELIQUARY CROSS PENDANT WITH JESUS CHRISTEst. £300-£600

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MASSIVE BYZANTINE BRONZE RELIQUARY CROSS PENDANT: Ca. 800-1000 AD. A cast-bronze reliquary cross pendant composed of two cruciform plaques that fit together, a hinged mechanism to the top and bottom, and a loop for suspension. Both faces display the

0331: MASSIVE BYZANTINE BRONZE RELIQUARY CROSS PENDANTEst. £750-£1,500Lot Passed

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BYZANTINE BRONZE RELIQUARY CROSS PENDANT WITH JESUS CHRIST: Ca. 800-1000 AD. A finely modelled reliquary cross composed of two cruciform plaques that fit together, a large loop for suspension, and a hinged mechanism. Made of bronze, it is decorated on both

0332: BYZANTINE BRONZE RELIQUARY CROSS PENDANT WITH JESUS CHRISTEst. £300-£600

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BYZANTINE BRONZE CROSS PENDANT WITH JESUS CHRIST: Ca. 800 AD. A bronze cruciform pendant in the form of a Latin cross decorated with a depiction of Jesus between busts of saints to each arm. The Cross is the principal symbol of Christianity,

0333: BYZANTINE BRONZE CROSS PENDANT WITH JESUS CHRISTEst. £300-£600Lot Passed

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BYZANTINE BRONZE RELIQUARY CROSS WITH ST GEORGE: Ca. 1000 AD. A cast-bronze two cruciform plaques, one is decorated with the engraved image of nimbate Saint George, with his arms raised in the Orans position. To the upper edge, the Greek

0334: BYZANTINE BRONZE RELIQUARY CROSS WITH ST GEORGEEst. £450-£900

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MEDIEVAL BRONZE CROSS PENDANT: Ca. 1100-1300 AD. A bronze cruciform pendant with arms slightly tapering in towards the center. At the junction, a square-shaped setting with an engraved cross motif. Each arm is decorated with a

0335: MEDIEVAL BRONZE CROSS PENDANTEst. £150-£300

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MEDIEVAL BRONZE CROSS PENDANT: Ca. 1100-1300 AD. A bronze cruciform pendant with scalloped arms and an integral circular suspension loop. The obverse is embellished with an incised image of the crucified Christ. The Cross, the

0336: MEDIEVAL BRONZE CROSS PENDANTEst. £150-£300

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MEDIEVAL BRONZE CROSS PENDANT: Crusaders Period, Ca. 1100-1400 AD. A bronze cruciform pendant with scalloped arms and an integral circular suspension loop. The obverse features sets of five recesses to each arm, possibly to accept

0337: MEDIEVAL BRONZE CROSS PENDANTEst. £150-£300

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CRUSADERS ERA BRONZE CROSS PENDANT: Ca. 1100-1400 AD. A bronze cruciform pendant with arms tapering in towards the center. At the junction, there is a Maltese Cross in relief. The suspension loop makes this piece wearable and it comes

0338: CRUSADERS ERA BRONZE CROSS PENDANTEst. £150-£300

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MEDIEVAL BRONZE CROSS PENDANT WITH SUN SYMBOLS: Viking Age, Ca. 900-1100 AD. A bronze cross pendant comprising four flat arms decorated with concentric circles representing Sun motifs. Good condition. The suspension loop makes this piece wearable

0339: MEDIEVAL BRONZE CROSS PENDANT WITH SUN SYMBOLSEst. £150-£300

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MEDIEVAL BRONZE CROSS PENDANT: Ca. 1100-1300 AD. A bronze pendant in the form of a cross with a rounded suspension loop at the top. The front bears a moulded relief of a cross. The Cross is the principal symbol of Christianity,

0340: MEDIEVAL BRONZE CROSS PENDANTEst. £150-£300

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MEDIEVAL BRONZE ARCHER'S RING: Ca. 1200 AD. A bronze archer's ring comprising a circular hoop and projecting triangular guard. The exterior of the guard is covered in extensive incised geometric motifs. An archer's ring was worn

0341: MEDIEVAL BRONZE ARCHER'S RINGEst. £150-£300

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MEDIEVAL BRONZE RING WITH CROSS: Crusaders Period, Ca. 1100-1400 AD. A solid bronze ring comprising a circular band, shield-shaped shoulders linearly decorated, and a large round bezel engraved with a cross inscribed within a circle

0342: MEDIEVAL BRONZE RING WITH CROSSEst. £150-£300

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VIKING ERA BRONZE BRACELET: Ca. 8th-12th century AD. Beautifully decorated bronze bracelet. Flat with raised figurative designs and edges. Penannular with some green patina. Wearable. Jewellery was an important part of viking

0343: VIKING ERA BRONZE BRACELETEst. £150-£300

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0344: VIKING ERA BRONZE BRACELETEst. £150-£300

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BYZANTINE GOLD RING WITH GARNET INTAGLIO WITH CROSS: Ca. 600 AD. A gold finger ring composed of a thin hoop with pairs of fine granules to each shoulder and a large bezel set with a garnet cabochon engraved with a depiction of a maltese cross with

0345: BYZANTINE GOLD RING WITH GARNET INTAGLIO WITH CROSSEst. £750-£1,500

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BYZANTINE GOLD RING WITH GLASS AND GARNET: Ca. 500-600 AD. A beautiful gold finger ring featuring a circular hoop with expanded shoulders and a nicely decorated trumpet-shaped bezel with ribbed collar, set with blue glass cabochon. Above, the

0346: BYZANTINE GOLD RING WITH GLASS AND GARNETEst. £1,500-£3,000

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BYZANTINE GOLD STIRRUP RING WITH LAPIS LAZULI: Ca. 1300-1400 AD. A slender gold stirrup-type ring with a carinated and incised hoop, and a decorative bezel with lapis lazuli stone to the apex.Size: D:13.67mm / US: 2 1/2 / UK: E; 2gProvenance:

0347: BYZANTINE GOLD STIRRUP RING WITH LAPIS LAZULIEst. £750-£1,500

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EARLY BYZANTINE GOLD 'ZOH HAPA' INSCRIBED RING: Ca. 400-500 AD. A gold finger ring of a round hoop widening to the faceted shoulder bearing an inscription "ZOH XAPA" - meaning 'ZOH' - life, 'XAPA' - joy, happiness.Size: D:19.15mm / US: 9 1/4 / UK:

0348: EARLY BYZANTINE GOLD 'ZOH HAPA' INSCRIBED RINGEst. £1,500-£3,000

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BYZANTINE GOLD RING WITH GARNET STONE: Ca. 600 AD. A gold finger ring having a tapered shank with a fine ringed border bezel set with a garnet cabochon. A nice and sturdy example suitable for wearing. The medieval empire of Byzantium was

0349: BYZANTINE GOLD RING WITH GARNET STONEEst. £750-£1,500

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GOLD BYZANTINE EARRINGS WITH FILIGREE: Ca. 1100-1300 AD. A stunning pair of gold earrings each with a wide hoop, fine catch plate, and circular openwork body comprising a cross design framed by four concentric registers of elegant

0350: GOLD BYZANTINE EARRINGS WITH FILIGREEEst. £750-£1,500

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BYZANTINE MATCHING PAIR OF GOLD EARRINGS WITH PEARLS AND GLASS BEADS: Ca. 600 AD. A matched pair of gold earrings, each a tapering hoop, hook-and-clasp closure, and a single elongated pendant comprising glass and pearls spherical beads attached to a cord of woven gold

0351: BYZANTINE MATCHING PAIR OF GOLD EARRINGS WITH PEARLS AND GLASS BEADSEst. £750-£1,500

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BYZANTINE GOLD EARRINGS WITH GRANULATION: Ca. 500-600 AD. An elaborate pair of gold earrings, each comprising a hinged wire hoop with a pin closure and a large sphere richly adorned with filigree decoration. The medieval empire of Byzantium

0352: BYZANTINE GOLD EARRINGS WITH GRANULATIONEst. £750-£1,500

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BYZANTINE GOLD OPEN-WORK CROSS WITH EMERALD: Ca. 800-1000 AD. A beautiful gold cross with intricate repeating curvilinear scrollwork decoration and a suspension loop. The centre of the cross comprises a square-shaped emerald setting. Crosses

0353: BYZANTINE GOLD OPEN-WORK CROSS WITH EMERALDEst. £1,500-£3,000

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BYZANTINE GOLD PENDANT WITH TWO DOVES: Ca. 600-800 AD. A wearable, religious gold pendant in a circular form with a beaded border enclosing a relief decoration of two doves facing each other and perching o a trefoil-shaped tendril. In

0354: BYZANTINE GOLD PENDANT WITH TWO DOVESEst. £450-£900

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MEROVINGIAN GOLD AND GARNET PENDANT: Ca. 500-700 AD. A beautiful circular gold pendant inset with garnets, framed with a beaded edge and flanked by a pair of opposing suspension loops. The reverse features two parallel bars. This fine

0355: MEROVINGIAN GOLD AND GARNET PENDANTEst. £750-£1,500

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NEO-CLASSICAL GOLD AND DIAMOND BROOCH WITH ALEXANDER DRACHM: Neo-Classical, Ca. 1800-1900 AD. A lovely brooch composwed of an Alexander III the Great silver, authentic 4th C BC drachm, set in fine 18K yellow gold with a halo of white single cut diamonds.Size:

0356: NEO-CLASSICAL GOLD AND DIAMOND BROOCH WITH ALEXANDER DRACHMEst. £750-£1,500Lot Passed

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NEOCLASSICAL GOLD BROOCH WITH LARGE INTAGLIO DEPICTING ARES: Ca. 1800 AD. A carnelian intaglio of ovoid form, skillfully incised with a depiction of God Mars wearing his military attire, set in an elaborately ornamented gold brooch setting composed of a

0357: NEOCLASSICAL GOLD BROOCH WITH LARGE INTAGLIO DEPICTING ARESEst. £750-£1,500

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NEOCLASSICAL GOLD PENDANT WITH SARDONYX CAMEO AND PEARLS: Ca. 1800 AD. A gold discoid pendant with an intricately decorated border of concentric filigree bands enclosing a central sardonyx cameo of a left-facing male bust wearing a laurel wreath. Possibly

0358: NEOCLASSICAL GOLD PENDANT WITH SARDONYX CAMEO AND PEARLSEst. £750-£1,500

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RARE CANAANITE SILVER BULL VOTIVE: Ca. 1000 BC. A votive figure of a bull in a layer of sheet silver. The animal is standing in a naturalistic position, the thick muscular neck with the dewlap handing from the neck to between the

0359: RARE CANAANITE SILVER BULL VOTIVEEst. £30,000-£50,000

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SOUTH ARABIAN ALABASTER BULL: Ca. 300 BC - 100 AD. A finely carved alabaster freestanding bull figure depicted standing alert on all four legs with nicely detailed hooves. The animal is naturalistically modelled with a heavy

0360: SOUTH ARABIAN ALABASTER BULLEst. £450-£900

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0361: SOUTH ARABIAN STONE FUNERARY STELE WITH BULL HEADEst. £450-£900

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SOUTH ARABIAN ALABASTER FACE STELE: Ca. 300 BC. A funerary stele, polygonal in form, sculpted in low relief with a face head with almond-shaped eyes, a prominent long triangular nose, a small, pursed mouth, and protruding rounded ears.

0362: SOUTH ARABIAN ALABASTER FACE STELEEst. £450-£900

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HUGE INDUS VALLEY TERRACOTTA POLYCHROME VASE: Ca. 3000-2500 BC. A large terracotta vessel sitting upon a flat circular base from which a globular body rises upwards and terminates in a wide opening with a rounded and everted rim. The exterior of

0363: HUGE INDUS VALLEY TERRACOTTA POLYCHROME VASEEst. £1,500-£3,000

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ANATOLIAN BLACK GLAZED POTTERY BOWL: Ca. 3rd Millennium BC. A finelly modelled vessel which has been wheel made with a globular base. Its black glaze radiating with a zoomorphic incised pattern encircling the base which has been

0364: ANATOLIAN BLACK GLAZED POTTERY BOWLEst. £750-£1,500

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ANCIENT CARNELIAN, AGATE, AND GOLD NECKLACE: Ca. 1st Millennium BC. Ca. 1st Millennium BCA beautiful necklace of carnelian and agate graduated beads highlighted by 6 hollow coin-like beads and one large bead; all seven in 23K yellow gold."Size:

0365: ANCIENT CARNELIAN, AGATE, AND GOLD NECKLACEEst. £750-£1,500Lot Passed

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RARE SASANIAN GOLD SIGNET RING: Ca. 400-600 AD. A rare gold finger ring comprising a highly decorative hoop of a flat-section band, expanding to support an oval-shaped bezel engraved with a script and three rosettes, one with a

0366: RARE SASANIAN GOLD SIGNET RINGEst. £1,500-£3,000

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BRONZE AGE GOLD COILED RING: Ca. 1000-800 BC. A hollow-formed gold ring with a rounded outer face with a slight carination and a flat inner face, with tapered and overlapping finials. These types of penannular rings are usually

0367: BRONZE AGE GOLD COILED RINGEst. £1,200-£2,400

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ACHAEMENID SILVER BRACELET WITH ANIMAL HEADS: Ca. 550-330 BC. A beautiful bracelet made of a hollow shank formed of silver sheet. The shank features a round-section body with terminals in the shape of animal heads facing each other. Each head

0368: ACHAEMENID SILVER BRACELET WITH ANIMAL HEADSEst. £300-£600

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0369: ACHAEMENID SILVER BRACELET WITH ANIMAL HEADSEst. £300-£600

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TANG DYNASTY BODHISATTVA MARBLE TORSO: Ca. 618â€“907. Chinese Tang Dynasty (or later).. A beautiful marble torso of a bodhisattva elegantly adorned with an astonishing jewelled harness made up of long strands of pearl-like clusters

0370: TANG DYNASTY BODHISATTVA MARBLE TORSOEst. £6,000-£12,000

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TANG DYNASTY SEATED BODHISATTVA MARBLE TORSO: Ca. 618â€“907. Chinese Tang Dynasty (or later).. A beautiful marble statue of a seated bodhisattva depicted wearing voluminous robes elegantly draped over his wide shoulders and broad, muscular

0371: TANG DYNASTY SEATED BODHISATTVA MARBLE TORSOEst. £6,000-£12,000

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LARGE GANDHARAN SCHIST STANDING BUDDHA WITH HALO: Ca. 200-300 AD. A grey schist carving of a standing Buddha. This excellent figure is backed by a circular halo and dressed in a flowing Kasaya (monastic robe). The head features thick, rich lips, an

0372: LARGE GANDHARAN SCHIST STANDING BUDDHA WITH HALOEst. £15,000-£30,000

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GANDHARAN SCHIST STATUE OF A BODHISATTVA ANJALI MUDRA: Ca. 200-300 AD. A remarkable example of Kushan artistry, richly carved in grey schist, combining naturalism of the classical Greek style with the Asian serenity of Buddhist art. A finely polished

0373: GANDHARAN SCHIST STATUE OF A BODHISATTVA ANJALI MUDRAEst. £1,500-£3,000

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GANDHARAN SCHIST HEAD OF A BUDDHA: Ca. 100-300 AD. A schist stone head of a Buddha. He is depicted with wavey hair gathered up in a topknot above a headband. His face characteristically has drooping, half-closed eyes, characteristic

0374: GANDHARAN SCHIST HEAD OF A BUDDHAEst. £1,500-£3,000

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CHINESE HAN DYNASTY TERRACOTTA PAIR OF SEATED FIGURES PLAYING LIUBO - TL TESTED: Ca. 206 BC - 220 AD. A set comprising two players and a Liubo board with playing pieces. Both figures are shown in a seated position. They are dressed in long, voluminous robes and their faces

0375: CHINESE HAN DYNASTY TERRACOTTA PAIR OF SEATED FIGURES PLAYING LIUBO - TL TESTEDEst. £4,500-£9,000

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CHINESE TANG DYNASTY TERRACOTTA SOGDIAN RIDER ON CAMEL - TL TESTED: Ca. 618-907 AD. An earthenware mingqi of a foreign rider on a camel modelled in a standing pose. The rider is depicted with his body facing outwards, his head turned slightly as if facing a target,

0376: CHINESE TANG DYNASTY TERRACOTTA SOGDIAN RIDER ON CAMEL - TL TESTEDEst. £4,500-£9,000Lot Passed

0377: CHINESE BRONZE RITUAL FOOD VESSEL (DING) - XRF TESTEDEst. £4,500-£9,000Lot Passed

CHINESE BRONZE DING VESSEL - WITH XRF REPORT: Late Shang Dynasty, Ca. 1300-1100 BC. A bronze cauldron, generally known as a ding. The object comprises a rectangular body with a shelved rim and two horizontal handles. The upper part of the body

0378: CHINESE BRONZE DING VESSEL - WITH XRF REPORTEst. £6,000-£12,000Lot Passed

CHINESE ARCHIAC BRONZE TRIPOD KETTLE (HE) - XRF TESTED: Eastern Zhou Dynasty/Warring States Period, Ca. 475-221 BC. The heavily-cast vessel, with a spherical body, supported on three feet (which resemble bird-shaped feet) decorated by taotie masks. The

0379: CHINESE ARCHIAC BRONZE TRIPOD KETTLE (HE) - XRF TESTEDEst. £4,500-£9,000Lot Passed

ARCHAIC BRONZE RITUAL WINE VESSEL (JUE): Late Shang Dynasty, circa 11th Century BC. This rare and unique vessel contains a U-shaped body rising from three splayed triangular blade tripod legs to a pointed rim opposite a guttered spout

0380: ARCHAIC BRONZE RITUAL WINE VESSEL (JUE)Est. £3,000-£6,000Lot Passed

SOUTH ARABIAN STONE VOTIVE BULL ALTAR: Ca. 300 BC. A flat stone offering table with one edge ending in a bovine head with its head down. Through the upper face of the altar and the bull's head, runs a lengthways channel for pouring

0381: SOUTH ARABIAN STONE VOTIVE BULL ALTAREst. £1,500-£3,000Lot Passed

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SOUTH ARABIAN ALABASTER FACE STELE: Ca. 300 BC. An alabaster funerary stele sculpted in high relief with a male head with eyes, recessed for inlays, prominent eyebrows merging into a long triangular nose, and a small, pursed mouth. For

0382: SOUTH ARABIAN ALABASTER FACE STELEEst. £450-£900

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BALUCHISTAN SEATED MUSICIAN: Central Asia, Ca. 2nd millennium BC. A pottery female figure seated upon a flare-base seat, playing a stringed musical instrument, held on her left thigh, with left hand. Simple facial applique

0383: BALUCHISTAN SEATED MUSICIANEst. £300-£600

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SUMERIAN HUMBABA POTTERY MASK: Ca. 3500 BC. A pottery grotesque head with a prominent nose and grimacing mouth, depicting Humbaba. In Sumerian and Akkadian mythology, Humbaba was a giant and guardian of the Cedar Forest in the

0384: SUMERIAN HUMBABA POTTERY MASKEst. £450-£900

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WESTERN ASIATIC STONE EYED IDOL: Ca. 3700-3500 BC. An attractive grey-coloured stone Tell Brak Eye Idol consisting of a bell-shaped body, supporting two drilled circular eyes. Idols of this kind are common in Sumer, the earliest

0385: WESTERN ASIATIC STONE EYED IDOLEst. £2,500-£5,000Lot Passed

WESTERN ASIATIC STONE EYED IDOL: Ca. 3700-3500 BC. A rare alabaster Tell Brak Eye Idol consisting of a flat trapezoidal body, recessed at the top for the neck and surmounted by two engraved almond shaped eyes and eyebrows. The Eye

0386: WESTERN ASIATIC STONE EYED IDOLEst. £2,500-£5,000Lot Passed

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ANCIENT BRONZE URARTU BELT: Ca. 1000â€“650 AD. . Western Asiatic, Urartu. A rare, intact bronze belt made of a wide lateral bronze band embellished with geometric, floral decoration as well as depictions of animals all

0387: ANCIENT BRONZE URARTU BELTEst. £5,000-£10,000

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WESTERN ASIATIC DECORATED SHIELD UMBO SHIELD: Ca. 1600-800 BC. A bronze shield boss also known as an umbo, of a circular form, with a raised and pierced domed centre and a broad flat flange nicely decorated with repoussÃ© technique.Size:

0388: WESTERN ASIATIC DECORATED SHIELD UMBO SHIELDEst. £300-£600Lot Passed

WESTERN ASIATIC DECORATED SHIELD UMBO SHIELD: Ca. 1600-800 BC. A circular shield boss (umbo) with a raised central section pierced for attachment. The surrounding flange is decorated with a repoussÃ© pattern.Size: L:130mm / W:130mm ;

0389: WESTERN ASIATIC DECORATED SHIELD UMBO SHIELDEst. £300-£600Lot Passed

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SASANIAN DECORATED SILVER BOWL: Ca. 224â€“651 AD. Sassanian. A hemispherical bowl hammered from one sheet. The interior is decorated with a medallion showing a gilded animal surrounded by a circle of geometric motifs. The

0390: SASANIAN DECORATED SILVER BOWLEst. £450-£900

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PSEUDO TRANS JORDAN POTTERY AMPHORA: Ca. 3100-2900 BC. Early Bronze Age, Ca. 3100-2900 BCA Holy Land storage vessel with a spherical body and two ledge handles. The vessel has a wide, slightly out-turned mouth, decorated below with a

0391: PSEUDO TRANS JORDAN POTTERY AMPHORAEst. £200-£400

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PSEUDO TRANS JORDAN POTTERY AMPHORA: Ca. 3100-2900 BC. A Holy Land storage vessel with a spherical body and two ledge handles. The vessel has a wide, slightly out-turned mouth, decorated below with a band of prick-dots. Two prominent

0392: PSEUDO TRANS JORDAN POTTERY AMPHORAEst. £200-£400

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HOLY LAND EARLY BRONZE AGE AMPHORA WITH NODULES: Ca. 3100-2900 BC. A storage vessel formed of a light terracotta with a spherically shaped body and seven protruding nodules for decoration. The vessel has a wide, slightly out-turned mouth. Standing

0393: HOLY LAND EARLY BRONZE AGE AMPHORA WITH NODULESEst. £200-£400

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SYRO-HITTITE POTTERY BEAKER: Ca. 2nd millennium BC. A pottery beaker with globular-shaped body with four individual protruding faces with stylised round applied eyes and open mouths, the long neck everting into a concave rim,

0394: SYRO-HITTITE POTTERY BEAKEREst. £200-£400

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HOLY LAND POTTERY TREFOIL JUG: Middle Bronze Age, Ca. 1950-1730 BC. A fine example of a coil-made red burnished pottery jug with globular, almost amphora-like body, with a trefoil spout and strap handle. For a similar see Ruth

0395: HOLY LAND POTTERY TREFOIL JUGEst. £200-£400

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AMLASH POTTERY SPOUTED JAR: Ca. 1st millennium BC. A pottery jar with bulbous shaped body and long protruding spout with applied loop underneath. The body with a long extending neck which tapers to a slight angle with rounded

0396: AMLASH POTTERY SPOUTED JAREst. £200-£400

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HOLY LAND CANAANITE POTTERY JUG: Middle Bronze Age IIA, Ca. 2000-1730 BC. A burnished cream slip pottery jug with a piriform body and button-shaped base. The surface is decorated with a series of brown-painted concentric circles and

0397: HOLY LAND CANAANITE POTTERY JUGEst. £200-£400

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BRONZE AGE HOLY LANDS TERRACOTTA BOWL: Ca. 1600-1400 BC. A nicely modelled terracotta bowl, featuring smooth sloping sides and finger-pinched decoration. The thin walls of the bowl flare upwards into a wide mouth with a slightly everted

0398: BRONZE AGE HOLY LANDS TERRACOTTA BOWLEst. £300-£600

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HOLY LAND CREAM BUFF BOWL: Middle Bronze IIB-C, Ca. 1730-1550 BC. A finely sculpted, pottery bowl in cream buff with a carinated shoulder from which the walls of the body taper into a neck with sloping sides. Standing on a

0399: HOLY LAND CREAM BUFF BOWLEst. £200-£400

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INDUS VALLEY TERRACOTTA VESSEL WITH IBEXES: Ca. 3000-2500 BC. A fine example of a monochrome Indus Valley civilization pot with a bulbous body rising from an undecorated conical-shaped base. The exterior's decoration consists of a

0400: INDUS VALLEY TERRACOTTA VESSEL WITH IBEXESEst. £200-£400

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INDUS VALLEY TERRACOTTA VESSEL WITH LEAVES: Ca. 3000- BC. A nice example of a squat bowl with a biconvex body on a ring base and a short, raised rim. The upper part of the body is decorated with five polychrome peepal leaves. They are

0401: INDUS VALLEY TERRACOTTA VESSEL WITH LEAVESEst. £200-£400

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INDUS VALLEY TERRACOTTA POLYCHROME VESSEL: Ca. 3000- BC. A terracotta bowl or vessel, comprising a biconvex body resting on a ring foot. The upper portion of the buff coloured vessel is decorated with polychrome abstract motifs. The lower

0402: INDUS VALLEY TERRACOTTA POLYCHROME VESSELEst. £200-£400

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IRANIAN POTTERY SPOUTED JAR: Iron Age II, C.a 1050-800 BC. With a globular round body, a ring base, a carinated shoulder, a rounded rim and a basket handle. A tubular spout emerges from the body of the pitcher. It is made of

0403: IRANIAN POTTERY SPOUTED JAREst. £200-£400

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BACTRIAN STONE BOWL: Ca. 3000 BC. A bowl of globular shaped proportion; the base sloping to a narrow ring foot decorated with an incised line of decoration. The bowl is thick walled with a sloping rim. This bowl has a

0404: BACTRIAN STONE BOWLEst. £300-£600

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HOLY LAND BURNISHED JUG: Ca. 3rd Millennium BC. A Holy Land jug set on a low ring foot with a squat, globular body and a long vertical handle that begins at the widest part of the body and ends on the wide neck just below

0405: HOLY LAND BURNISHED JUGEst. £300-£600Lot Passed

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ARAMAIC POTTERY INCANTATION DEVIL TRAP BOWL: Ca. 600-800 AD. A Judeo-Aramaic terracotta bowl of a flaring body densely inscribed with lines of incantations against evil spirits. It is written in black ink spiraling around the interior. Bowls

0406: ARAMAIC POTTERY INCANTATION DEVIL TRAP BOWLEst. £300-£600

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ARAMAIC POTTERY INCANTATION DEVIL TRAP BOWL: Ca. 600-800 AD. A Judeo-Aramaic "devil trap" terracotta bowl with black lines of inscription spiraling around the interior. Bowls like this example were traditionally buried face down under houses to

0407: ARAMAIC POTTERY INCANTATION DEVIL TRAP BOWLEst. £300-£600

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0408: ARAMAIC POTTERY INCANTATION DEVIL TRAP BOWLEst. £300-£600

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0409: ARAMAIC POTTERY INCANTATION DEVIL TRAP BOWLEst. £300-£600

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0410: ARAMAIC POTTERY INCANTATION DEVIL TRAP BOWLEst. £300-£600

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NEO-SUMERIAN INSCRIBED BRICK OF UR-NAMMU, KING OF UR: Ca. 2112-2095 BC. A nearly rectangular in shape brick fragment, inscribed with a central square of four columns of cuneiform text, "Ur-Nammu, king of Ur, who built the temple of Nanna". Ur-Nammu

0411: NEO-SUMERIAN INSCRIBED BRICK OF UR-NAMMU, KING OF UREst. £3,000-£6,000

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RARE SUMERIAN CLAY CUNEIFORM TABLET: Ca. 3100-2900 BC. A pictographic tablet, rectangular in form, with lines of proto-cuneiform written in columns, recording the administrative account with entries of food supplies. A defined cylinder

0412: RARE SUMERIAN CLAY CUNEIFORM TABLETEst. £3,000-£6,000

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WESTERN ASIATIC TEMPLE BRICK INSCRIBED FOR NEBUCHADNEZZAR: Ca. 560 BC. A terracotta temple foundation brick of Babylonian King Nebuchadnezzar II, rectangular with thirteen columns of cuneiform text mentioning the foundation of a temple by Nebuchadnezzar II.

0413: WESTERN ASIATIC TEMPLE BRICK INSCRIBED FOR NEBUCHADNEZZAREst. £2,000-£4,000

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SUMERIAN CLAY CUNEIFORM TABLET: Ca. 2100-2000 BC. A rectangular clay tablet with columns of cuneiform text. Clay cuneiform tablets were small enough to be portable and durable when dried, also allowed for the transmission of

0414: SUMERIAN CLAY CUNEIFORM TABLETEst. £800-£1,200

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BABYLONIAN CLAY CUNEIFORM TABLET: Ca. 1900 BC. A rectangular-shaped clay tablet, written in cuneiform. The inscriptions on the tablet refer to administrative and legal affairs. Cuneiform script is one of the oldest types of writing,

0415: BABYLONIAN CLAY CUNEIFORM TABLETEst. £300-£600

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BABYLONIAN CLAY CUNEIFORM TABLET: Ca. 1900-1600 BC. A rectangular tablet made of clay would have been inscribed either with a tax register or a name list. Clay cuneiform tablets were small enough to be portable and durable when

0416: BABYLONIAN CLAY CUNEIFORM TABLETEst. £300-£600

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BABYLONIAN CLAY CUNEIFORM TABLET: Ca. 1900 BC. A clay cuneiform tablet in a light brown fabric with a written script on both sides. Cuneiform (from cuneus, Latin for "wedge") writing, which derives its name from the distinctive shape

0417: BABYLONIAN CLAY CUNEIFORM TABLETEst. £300-£600

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BABYLONIAN CLAY CUNEIFORM TABLET: Ca. 1900-1600 BC. A rectangular-shaped clay tablet, written in cuneiform. The inscriptions on the tablet refer to administrative and legal affairs. Cuneiform script is one of the oldest types of

0418: BABYLONIAN CLAY CUNEIFORM TABLETEst. £300-£600

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OLD BABYLONIAN CLAY CUNEIFORM TABLET: Ca. 1900 BC. A clay cuneiform tablet in a light brown fabric with a written script on both sides. Cuneiform (from cuneus, Latin for "wedge") writing, which derives its name from the distinctive shape

0419: OLD BABYLONIAN CLAY CUNEIFORM TABLETEst. £300-£600

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BABYLONIAN CLAY CUNEIFORM TABLET: Ca. 1900-1800 BC. A roughly rectangular-section ceramic tablet, bearing cuneiform script to both faces. Documents such as they were used or a multitude of things including administrative and

0420: BABYLONIAN CLAY CUNEIFORM TABLETEst. £300-£600

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BABYLONIAN CLAY CUNEIFORM TABLET: Ca. 1900-1700 BC. A rectangular tablet made of clay, inscribed either with a tax register or a name list. Clay cuneiform tablets were small enough to be portable and durable when dried and also

0421: BABYLONIAN CLAY CUNEIFORM TABLETEst. £300-£600

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LATE BABYLONIAN / ASSYRIAN CLAY CUNEIFORM TABLET: Ca. 1900 BC. A rectangular-section ceramic tablet, bearing cuneiform script. Documents such as they were used or a multitude of things including administrative and accountancy.Size: L:60mm / W:42mm ;

0422: LATE BABYLONIAN / ASSYRIAN CLAY CUNEIFORM TABLETEst. £300-£600

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BRONZE AGE BRONZE SOCKETED AXE HEAD WITH ANIMAL: Western Asiatic, Ca. 1200-700 BC. An attractive ceremonial axe head with flared blade and wide, cylindrical shaft tube. On the back, a solid bronze animal climbs the poll of the axe. The diligently

0423: BRONZE AGE BRONZE SOCKETED AXE HEAD WITH ANIMALEst. £750-£1,500

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BRONZE AGE BRONZE AXE HEAD: Ca. 1500-1000 BC. A bronze axe head featuring a curved blade with a tapering cheek, and a pick end with four spikes. An axe such as this one would have been an important symbol of rank, and have

0424: BRONZE AGE BRONZE AXE HEADEst. £750-£1,500

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BRONZE AGE BRONZE ADZE AXE: Ca. 2000-700 BC. A double axe-head cast in bronze. The weapon features a short cylindrical shaft hole with two horizontal bands, a flattened top with a vertical crescent-shaped blade with sides that

0425: BRONZE AGE BRONZE ADZE AXEEst. £300-£2,500

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BRONZE AGE BRONZE AXE HEAD: Ca. 1500-1000 BC. A cast bronze war axe head featuring a cylindrical shaft and a flattened blade, drawn out from the top of the shaft, broadens out towards the cutting edge which is slightly convex.

0426: BRONZE AGE BRONZE AXE HEADEst. £300-£600

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BRONZE AGE BRONZE ADZE AXE: Ca. 2000-700 BC. A bronze axe head with a curved blade, tapering cheek, and a wedge-shaped adze to the rear. The shaft long and cylindrical. An axe such as this one would have been an important

0427: BRONZE AGE BRONZE ADZE AXEEst. £300-£600

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NEAR EASTERN BRONZE MACE HEAD / CUDGEL: Ca. 3rd millennium BC. A cast bronze mace head/cudgel of a tubular shape. The upper part is decorated with 9 rows of raised chevrons, separated by a series of vertically orientated bands and framed

0428: NEAR EASTERN BRONZE MACE HEAD / CUDGELEst. £300-£600

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NEAR EASTERN BRONZE MACE HEAD / CUDGEL: Ca. 3rd millennium BC. A fine example of a cast bronze mace head with a cylindrical body, probably placed around a wooden or less decorated metal staff. The upper half is decorated with panels of

0429: NEAR EASTERN BRONZE MACE HEAD / CUDGELEst. £300-£600

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NEAR EASTERN BRONZE MACE HEAD / CUDGEL: Ca. 3rd millennium BC. A cast bronze mace head/cudgel of a tubular shape. The upper part is decorated with panels of 13 rows of raised chevrons, separated by a series of vertically orientated bands

0430: NEAR EASTERN BRONZE MACE HEAD / CUDGELEst. £300-£600

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CHINESE LAVA SCHOLAR'S ROCK: Qing Dynasty, Ca. 1644-1912 AD . Stunning upright Chinese scholar stones (also known as Gong Shi, meditation stone and spirit rock) of significant mass and volume is gracefully balanced on the wood

0431: CHINESE LAVA SCHOLAR'S ROCKEst. £750-£1,500

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A LIMESTONE STANDING BUDDHA SCULPTURE: Northern Qi Dynasty, Ca. 550-577 AD (or later). The slender, elegant figure is depicted in a standing pose, originally on top of a socle, with right hand raised in abhaya mudra, and the left hand

0432: A LIMESTONE STANDING BUDDHA SCULPTUREEst. £6,000-£12,000

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A SCHIST HEAD OF CROWNED GUANYIN: Liao Dynasty, Ca. 907-1125 BC (or later). A large schist head of Guanyin Buddha, carved with a small urna in the centre of the forehead, the face with heavily lidded eyes and angular nose, the ears

0433: A SCHIST HEAD OF CROWNED GUANYINEst. £3,000-£6,000Lot Passed

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GANDHARAN SCHIST HEAD OF BODHISATTVA: Ca. 200-300 AD. A richly carved in grey schist, combining naturalism of the classical Greek style with the Asian serenity of Buddhist art. He displays a serene expression recalling the compassionate

0434: GANDHARAN SCHIST HEAD OF BODHISATTVAEst. £1,500-£3,000

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CHINESE TANG DYNASTY TERRACOTTA PRANCING HORSE - TL TESTED: Ca. 618-907 AD. A hollow-moulded terracotta horse modelled in a standing pose, with one foreleg lifted. The animal's neck is beautifully arched with its mouth agape as if calling to its fellows. The

0435: CHINESE TANG DYNASTY TERRACOTTA PRANCING HORSE - TL TESTEDEst. £4,500-£9,000

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CHINESE TANG DYNASTY TERRACOTTA HORSE - TL TESTED: Ca. 618-907 AD. A beautiful terracotta horse with a long neck artistically turned up, standing on an integral falt base. The animal has a chestnut-coloured body, short mane and docked tail. Warhorses

0436: CHINESE TANG DYNASTY TERRACOTTA HORSE - TL TESTEDEst. £4,500-£9,000

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CHINESE HAN DYNASTY FEMALE DANCER - TL TESTED: Ca. 202BC - 220AD. A well-modelled, pottery standing female dancer with arms stretched out, the hands well hidden within the long, voluminous sleeves of the tight-fitting robe, the face carved with

0437: CHINESE HAN DYNASTY FEMALE DANCER - TL TESTEDEst. £1,500-£3,000

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CHINESE HAN DYNASTY TERRACOTTA WARRIOR FIGURE - TL TESTED: Ca. 202BC - 220AD. A large terracotta figure of a warrior, wearing decorated armour over his thigh-length robe painted in red pigment and shortened black painted trousers, his face is well defined

0438: CHINESE HAN DYNASTY TERRACOTTA WARRIOR FIGURE - TL TESTEDEst. £1,500-£3,000

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CHINESE HAN DYNASTY TERRACOTTA GUARD DOG FIGURE - TL TESTED: Ca. 202BC - 220AD. A huge pottery model of a guard dog in a seated position, facing forwards with head alert and ears pricked up. The dog wears an elaborate harness and a collar. Cf. Christie's,

0439: CHINESE HAN DYNASTY TERRACOTTA GUARD DOG FIGURE - TL TESTEDEst. £4,500-£9,000

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CHINESE HAN DYNASTY BLACK RABBIT - TL TESTED: Ca. 202BC - 220AD. A hollow-formed terracotta rabbit figure with a black pelt and coral-pink pigmentation on the nose and inner ears. The rabbit is depicted sitting on its haunches with its forelegs

0440: CHINESE HAN DYNASTY BLACK RABBIT - TL TESTEDEst. £1,500-£3,000

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NORTHERN WEI TERRACOTTA TILE WITH BUDDHA - TL TESTED: Ca. 386-534 AD. A finely moulded Chinese grey pottery tile, features Buddha within a rectangular-shaped recess. Buddha sits with left foot outstretched and right foot arched, backed by a halo and

0441: NORTHERN WEI TERRACOTTA TILE WITH BUDDHA - TL TESTEDEst. £300-£600

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NORTHERN WEI TERRACOTTA TILE WITH BUDDHA - TL TESTED: Ca. 386-534 AD. A grey pottery decorative tile with a seated Buddha within an arched recess. Buddha sits cross-legged, backed by a halo, and wearing a rich red robe with black and green trimmings.

0442: NORTHERN WEI TERRACOTTA TILE WITH BUDDHA - TL TESTEDEst. £300-£600

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NORTHERN WEI TERRACOTTA TILE WITH BUDDHA - TL TESTED: Ca. 386-534 AD. A grey pottery decorative tile with a rectangular reccess to one face decorated with a standing Buddha in relief. Buddha is depicted frontally, wearing a long voluminous robe and

0443: NORTHERN WEI TERRACOTTA TILE WITH BUDDHA - TL TESTEDEst. £300-£600

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CHINESE HAN DYNASTY GLAZED HU VESSEL: Ca. 202 BC - 220 AD. Featuring a circular belly topped with a narrow flaring neck. Adorned with wavy motifs and showcasing lateral decorative handles, this Han Hu vessel will make for an exquisite

0444: CHINESE HAN DYNASTY GLAZED HU VESSELEst. £450-£900Lot Passed

CHINESE LARGE NEOLITHIC POTTERY JAR CAIYAN CULTURE - TL TESTED: Ca. 2800-1900 BC. A large terracotta jar, with impressed decoration to the mid to lower body, a slightly flaring neck with globular body. Impressed decoration also to the top of the neck below the

0445: CHINESE LARGE NEOLITHIC POTTERY JAR CAIYAN CULTURE - TL TESTEDEst. £750-£1,500Lot Passed

CHINESE HAN DYNASTY GREY POTTERY JAR - TL TESTED: Ca. 202 BC - 220 AD. A globular shaped vessel formed of a rich grey terracotta with three bands of linear decoration, the body rounding to an everting rim. The vessel standing on three stylised legs.

0446: CHINESE HAN DYNASTY GREY POTTERY JAR - TL TESTEDEst. £4,500-£9,000Lot Passed

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CHINESE GREY POTTERY COCOON JAR: Western Han Dynasty, Ca. 206 BC. The oblong body surmounted by a circular neck rising to an everted rim, painted in shades of pink, white and brick red with vertical bands of decoration, with bands

0447: CHINESE GREY POTTERY COCOON JAREst. £750-£1,500

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CHINESE PAINTED POTTERY TRIPOD VESSEL (LI) - TL TESTED: Xiajiadian Culture, Ca. 2300-1600 BC. An interestingly formed vessel modelled with a cylindrical body rising from the tripod base and terminating in a broad mouth with an everted rounded rim. The

0448: CHINESE PAINTED POTTERY TRIPOD VESSEL (LI) - TL TESTEDEst. £1,500-£3,000

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CHINESE POTTERY TRIPOD VESSEL (LI) - TL TESTED: Xiajiadian Culture, Ca. 2300-1600 BC. A tall pottery vessel with a wide everted rim above an elongated body, raised upon three conical legs, resembling a goat's udder. Vessels such as this piece were

0449: CHINESE POTTERY TRIPOD VESSEL (LI) - TL TESTEDEst. £1,500-£3,000Lot Passed

CHINESE SONG DYNASTY GLAZED TWIN HANDLED AMPHORA: Ca. 1127-1280 AD. A beautiful twin handled amphora with a squat body and long neck protruding into a conical-shaped rim. The neck and body connected by two strap handles. Standing on a small pedestal

0450: CHINESE SONG DYNASTY GLAZED TWIN HANDLED AMPHORAEst. £200-£300Lot Passed

CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE BAJIXIANG EWER WITH "EIGHT AUSPICIOUS SYMBOLS": . A white and blue porcelain ewer with a squat body resting on four cylindrical legs. The finely decorated main body consists of a broad and deep container with rounded walls, a long tubular spout,

0451: CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE BAJIXIANG EWER WITH "EIGHT AUSPICIOUS SYMBOLS"Est. £2,000-£4,000Lot Passed

FOSSILIZED REMAINS OF PREHISTORIC FISH IN STONE: Ca. Upper cretaceous (120 myo). Rhacolepsis. Santana Formation, Araripe Basin, Brazil. A fossilized rhacolepis preserved in a stone with its body fully extended, fins and a tail outstretched. The

0452: FOSSILIZED REMAINS OF PREHISTORIC FISH IN STONEEst. £750-£1,500Lot Passed

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RARE CELTIC IRON COIN DIE/MATRIX FOR PHILIP II STATER: Ca. 100 BC. An iron coin die with a cylindrical body and an engraved circular base used to stamp the pseudo staters of Phillip II. A rare find! Philip II was the king of Macedonia from 359 to 336 BC.

0453: RARE CELTIC IRON COIN DIE/MATRIX FOR PHILIP II STATEREst. £1,500-£3,000

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ACHAEMENID KINGDOM, DARIUS I TO ARTAXERXES II, AR SIGLOS, UNCERTAIN MINT (SARDES?): Ca. 485-375 BC. Persian king, holding transverse spear and bow, running to right. Four punchmarks Rectangular incuse. Two puchmarks and two chisel cuts SNG COP 280-3; cf. BMC p.cxxxvii for

0454: ACHAEMENID KINGDOM, DARIUS I TO ARTAXERXES II, AR SIGLOS, UNCERTAIN MINT (SARDES?)Est. £100-£200

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MYSIA, CYZICUS, AR HEMIOBOL: Ca. 5th cent. BC. Forepart of boar left, behind tunny Within incuse square head of lion left with star above SNG COP 49. Size: D:10.3mm; 0.4gProvenance: Private UK collection, acquired pre 2000.

0455: MYSIA, CYZICUS, AR HEMIOBOLEst. £100-£200

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ATHENS, ATTICA. AR TETRADRACHM: Ca. 440-420 BC. Obv: Helmeted head of Athena right. Rev: Owl standing right, head facing, olive sprig and crescent behind; all within incuse square; AÎ˜E to right.SNG Lockett 1842; Kroll

0456: ATHENS, ATTICA. AR TETRADRACHMEst. £300-£600

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0457: ATHENS, ATTICA. AR TETRADRACHMEst. £300-£600

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ATTICA, ATHENS, AR TETRADRACHM.: Ca. 454-404 BC BC, classical period.. Head of Athena right, wearing earring and crested Attic helmet decorated with olive leaves and palmette Owl standing right, head frontally,olive sprig and

0458: ATTICA, ATHENS, AR TETRADRACHM.Est. £300-£600

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ASPENDOS, PAMPHYLIA. AR STATER: Ca. 420-370 BC. Obv: Two wrestlers grappling; AÎ£ (turned up) between. Rev: [E]Î£TÎ¦EÎ”IIYÎ£, slinger in short chiton standing right, triskeles before, all in dotted square border . SNG

0459: ASPENDOS, PAMPHYLIA. AR STATEREst. £200-£400

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BOEOTIA. THEBES. AR STATER: Ca. 395/390-338 BC. Obv: Boeotian shield. Rev: Amphora; DA-IM across field. Hepworth 18; BMC Central Greece pg. 81, 126; SNG Copenhagen 323. VF.Size: D: 19.9mm; 12.23gProvenance: Private UK

0460: BOEOTIA. THEBES. AR STATEREst. £200-£400

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ISLAND OF LESBOS, MYTILENE, EL HEKTE.: Ca. 377-326 BC. Laureate head of Apollo right Draped bust of a female facing right within linear square. Bodenstedt Size: D: 9.9mm; 2.6gProvenance: Private UK collection, acquired pre 2000.

0461: ISLAND OF LESBOS, MYTILENE, EL HEKTE.Est. £200-£400

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KINGS OF MACEDONIA, IN THE NAME OF ALEXANDER III THE GREAT, POSTHUMOUS ISSUE, AR TETRADRACHM,: 336-323 BC. Head of Herakles wearing lion's scalp right Zeus seated left, holding eagle and sceptre. Letter Î› above racing torch. In the right AÎ›EÎžANÎ”POY. Price 443. Size: D: 27.3mm;

0462: KINGS OF MACEDONIA, IN THE NAME OF ALEXANDER III THE GREAT, POSTHUMOUS ISSUE, AR TETRADRACHM,Est. £100-£200

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CALABRIA,TARENTUM. AR NOMOS: Ca. 302-280 BC. Obv: Naked horseman mounted right, holding shield, two lances and a spear; Î£A below. Rev: TAÎ¡AÎ£ behind Taras seated on dolphin left, holding distaff; prow below. Vlasto

0463: CALABRIA,TARENTUM. AR NOMOSEst. £150-£300

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CALABRIA,TARENTUM. AR NOMOS: Ca. 280-272 BC. Obv:Youth, nude, on horseback right, crowning horse with wreath; behind, Î£Î‘; in two lines below, Î‘Î¡Î•/Î˜Î©Î. Rev: TAPAÎ£, Phalanthos riding dolphin left,

0464: CALABRIA,TARENTUM. AR NOMOSEst. £300-£600

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PHRYGIA, APAMEA.: Ca. 2-1 cent BC. AE Laureate head of Zeus right Cult statue of Artemis frontally SNG COP 184 Size: D:22.3mm; 8gProvenance: Private UK collection, acquired pre 2000.

0465: PHRYGIA, APAMEA.Est. £100-£200

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ANCIENT ROMAN REPUBLICAN AR DENARIUS: 67 BC.. L. Calpurnius Piso Frugi, Rome Mint. Laureate head of Apollo right, behind control symbol arrowhead; Horseman holding long palm galloping right, above control symbol, in exergue C_PISO FRVGI,

0466: ANCIENT ROMAN REPUBLICAN AR DENARIUSEst. £100-£200

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KINGS OF CAPPADOCIA, ARIARATHES IX EUSEBES PHILOPATOR AR DRACHM.: 100-85 BC. Eusebeia mint, dated year 13 = 89/88 BC Diademed head of Ariarathes IX right Athena standing left, holding Nike, spear and shield. In left field monogram, in exergue IÎ“.

0467: KINGS OF CAPPADOCIA, ARIARATHES IX EUSEBES PHILOPATOR AR DRACHM.Est. £100-£200

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ROMAN REPUBLIC C. ANNIUS. NORTH-ITALY. AR DENARIUS: 82-81 BC. Obv: C ANNI T F T N PRO COS EX S C Diademed and draped female bust r.; behind, caduceus, before, scales and below, pelta. Rev: Victory in quadriga r., holding reins and palm-branch; above

0468: ROMAN REPUBLIC C. ANNIUS. NORTH-ITALY. AR DENARIUSEst. £150-£300

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ROMAN REPUBLIC C. MARIUS C. F. CAPITO. ROME. AR SERRATE DENARIUS: 81 BC. Obv: Draped bust of Ceres right; CAPIT•L behind, [uncertain control symbol â€“ EI ?] below chin Rev:Ploughman with yoke of oxen to left; L above, C•MARI•C•F S•C

0469: ROMAN REPUBLIC C. MARIUS C. F. CAPITO. ROME. AR SERRATE DENARIUSEst. £150-£300

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ROMAN REPUBLIC L. PROCILIUS. SERRATE AR DENARIUS: 80 BC. Obv: Head of Juno Sospita right, wearing goat's skin; SC behind. Rev: Juno Sospita in biga right, hurling spear and holding shield; serpent below, L PROCILI F in exergue. Crawford 379/2.

0470: ROMAN REPUBLIC L. PROCILIUS. SERRATE AR DENARIUSEst. £150-£300

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KINGS OF CAPPADOCIA, ARIOBARZANES III EUSEBES PHILOROMAIOS, AR DRACHM, EUSEBEIA MINT, YEAR 11 ? =: 52-42 BC. Diademed head of Ariobarzanes III with beard, to right Athena standing left, holding Nike, spear and shield. In left field star above crescent, in right field monogram.

0471: KINGS OF CAPPADOCIA, ARIOBARZANES III EUSEBES PHILOROMAIOS, AR DRACHM, EUSEBEIA MINT, YEAR 11 ? =Est. £100-£200

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ROMAN REPUBLIC, JULIUS CAESAR. AR DENARIUS: 47-46 BC. Military mint travelling with Caesar in Africa. Obv: diademed head of Venus to right. Rev: CAESAR to right, Aeneas walking left, carrying Anchises and palladium, dotted border, (S.1402,

0472: ROMAN REPUBLIC, JULIUS CAESAR. AR DENARIUSEst. £150-£300

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ANCIENT ROMAN IMPERIAL AR DENARIUS AUGUSTUS: 27 BC - AD 14. Augustus, with Gaius and Lucius Caesares, Lugdunum Mint, 2 BC - AD 4.Laureate head of Augustus right, CAESAR AVGVSTVS DIVI F PATER PATRIAE;Gaius and Lucius standing front, each with a

0473: ANCIENT ROMAN IMPERIAL AR DENARIUS AUGUSTUSEst. £150-£300

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TRAJAN Ã† SESTERTIUS. ROME: AD 103-111. Obv: IMP CAES NERVAE TRAIANO AVG GER DAC P M TR P COS V P P, laureate bust right, drapery on far shoulder Rev: SPQR OPTIMO PRINCIPI, Victory standing right and fastening a shield

0474: TRAJAN Ã† SESTERTIUS. ROMEEst. £300-£600

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ANTONINUS PIUS 138-161 AD WITH MARCUS AURELIUS CAESAR, AR DENARIUS, ROME MINT,: Ca. 140 AD. Laureate head of Antoninus Pius rightBare head of young Marcus Aurelius rightRIC III 417aSize: D:18.7mm; 3.1gProvenance: Private UK collection, acquired pre 2000.

0475: ANTONINUS PIUS 138-161 AD WITH MARCUS AURELIUS CAESAR, AR DENARIUS, ROME MINT,Est. £100-£200

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NERVA. AR DENARIUS, ROME.: 97 AD. Obv: IMP NERVA CAES AVG P M TR POT II, laureate head right. Rev: COS III PATER PATRIAE, simpulum, sprinkler, ewer, and lituus. RIC 34. Good Very Fine. A well struck; nicely patina.Size:

0476: NERVA. AR DENARIUS, ROME.Est. £300-£600

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DIDIUS JULIANUS AR. DENARIUS: 193 AD. Obv: IMP CAES M DID IVLIAN AVG, laureate head right Rev: RECTOR ORBIS, Didius Julianus standing left, holding globe in right hand, roll in left. RIC IV 3; BMCRE 7; RSC 15. Lightly toned, good

0477: DIDIUS JULIANUS AR. DENARIUSEst. £1,000-£2,000

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VITELLIUS. AR DENARIUS ROME.: 69 AD. April-December 69. Obv: A VITELLIVS GERMANICVS IMP Bare head of Vitellius to right. Rev: Victory seated left on throne, holding patera in her right hand and palm in her left. BMC 4. Cohen 121.

0478: VITELLIUS. AR DENARIUS ROME.Est. £1,000-£2,000

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PESCENNIUS NIGER. AR. UNPUBLISHED DENARIUS: 193-194 AD. Antioch mint. Obv: IMP CAES C (P) ESCE NIGER IVST (AVG) laureate head ritht. Rev: CELERI FRVGIFERE legend with Ceres standing left, holding a single torch with both hands. RIC -; Sear -;

0479: PESCENNIUS NIGER. AR. UNPUBLISHED DENARIUSEst. £1,000-£2,000

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ANCIENT ROMAN IMPERIAL AR DENARIUS JULIA MAMAEA: Ca. AD 230. Julia Mamaea AD 222-235, Rome Mint.Diademed and draped bust of Julia Mamaea right, IVLIA MAMAEA AVG;Felicitas seated left, holding cornucopiae and caduceus, FELICITAS PVBLICARIC IV.2 338.

0480: ANCIENT ROMAN IMPERIAL AR DENARIUS JULIA MAMAEAEst. £100-£200

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PAULINA, DIVA. 235 AD.ROME. AR DENARIUS: 235 AD. Obv: DIVA PAVLINA Bust draped and veiled r.Rev: CONSECRATIO Peacock standing facing, head l., with tail in splendor. Nicely patina, BM-135, C-1 (50 Fr.), RIC-1. Rare!Size: D:18.4mm;

0481: PAULINA, DIVA. 235 AD.ROME. AR DENARIUSEst. £300-£600

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PUPIENUS. AR DENARIUS: 238 AD. Obv: IMP C M CLOD PVPIENVS AVG, laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust of Pupienus right. Rev: CONCORDIA AVGG, Concordia seated left on backless throne, holding patera and double cornucopiae.

0482: PUPIENUS. AR DENARIUSEst. £400-£800

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SYRIA, PHILIP I ARAB 244-249 AD, AR TETRADRACHM , ANTIOCH MINT, YEAR 4.: Ca. 248 AD. Radiate and cuirassed bust of Philip I. Left Eagle standing left with wreath in its beak Prieur 431/433. Size: D:27.7mm; 11.7gProvenance: Private UK collection, acquired pre 2000.

0483: SYRIA, PHILIP I ARAB 244-249 AD, AR TETRADRACHM , ANTIOCH MINT, YEAR 4.Est. £100-£200

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BYZANTINE EMPIRE, HERACLIUS WITH HERACLIUS CONSTANTINUS 610-641 AD, AU SOLIDUS, CONSTANTINOPLE MINT.: Ca. 613-616 AD. Two busts frontally: to the left large portrait of Heraclius with short beard, wearing chlamys and crown with cross, to the right smaller portrait of beardless Heraclius Constantinus

0484: BYZANTINE EMPIRE, HERACLIUS WITH HERACLIUS CONSTANTINUS 610-641 AD, AU SOLIDUS, CONSTANTINOPLE MINT.Est. £300-£600

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Apollo Art Auctions Limited Terms and Conditions 1. Terms of Sale 1.1 Apollo Art Auctions Ltd, a company registered in England with registered number 11450370 and with a registered office at 10-12 Mulberry Green, Old Harlow, Essex CM17 0ET ("Apollo Art Auctions". 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The right of return provided by this paragraph 11 is additional to any right or remedy provided by law or by these Terms and Conditions. 10.4 Apollo Art Auctions may require the Buyer to obtain at the Buyer's expense the reports of up to two independent and recognised experts in the field, mutually acceptable to Apollo Art Auctions and to the Buyer. We shall not be bound by any reports produced by the Buyer, and we reserve the right to seek additional expert advice at our own expense. 10.5 For the avoidance of doubt, our maximum liability to the Buyer is total value of the Hammer Price and Buyer?s Premium. We will not pay or refund any additional costs, fees, shipping, loss of profit, damages and consequential costs. 11. 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