TimeLine Auctions Antiquities 2012-10-05 Auction - 616 Price Results - TimeLine Auctions Ltd. in UK - Page 6
Egyptian Fine Black Serpentine ShabtiNear Eastern Luristan Bronze Short SwordNear Eastern Luristan Bronze Dagger Group
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ANTIQUITIES 5 October 2012 The Swedenborg Hall 20-21 Bloomsbury Way London WC1A 2TH
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Roman Silver Cabochon Ring: 1st-2nd century AD A finger ring with D-section hoop expanding to a flat bezel with elliptical garnet cabochon insert. 6.16 grams, 22 mm, 14 mm internal diameter (approximate size British F 1/2, USA
1121: Roman Silver Cabochon RingEst. £50-£80
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Roman Silver Fly Brooch: 2nd century AD A cast plate brooch in the form of a fly with two flat triangular wings and D-section triangular body with hatched texturing; the head with bulbous eyes above a waisted neck; to the
1122: Roman Silver Fly BroochEst. £80-£120
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Roman Dolphin Spoon: 1st-2nd century AD or later A delicate white metal spoon comprising a spike shaft, decorative dolphin-shaped bow and shallow piriform bowl; mounted on stand. 16 grams, 16 cm including stand. (6
1123: Roman Dolphin SpoonEst. £150-£250
Roman Bronze Bust of the Young Hercules: 1st century AD A small cast bust of the youthful Hercules; the torso in contrapposto pose; the head turned and tilted downwards; thick wavy hair tied with a fillet; a lionskin tied around the
1124: Roman Bronze Bust of the Young HerculesEst. £1,500-£2,000Lot Passed
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Roman Bronze Figure of Hercules: 1st-2nd century AD A small figure depicting the hero as youthful and beardless with a lean physique and short hair, standing with weight on the right foot, the lion skin draped over his left
1125: Roman Bronze Figure of HerculesEst. £650-£850
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Roman Bronze Jupiter Figurine: 1st-2nd century AD A cast figurine depicting Jupiter standing nude with mantle draped to his left shoulder and thunderbolt in his right hand; a small cap to the back of his head, the face bearded and
1126: Roman Bronze Jupiter FigurineEst. £800-£1,200
Roman Bronze Venus Figurine: 1st-2nd century AD A cast figurine of the goddess Venus standing nude with right hand extended and left raised to shoulder height, the left leg flexed; the hair carefully modelled in the tutullus
1127: Roman Bronze Venus FigurineEst. £500-£800Lot Passed
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Roman Bronze Minerva Figurine: 1st-2nd century AD A cast figurine of Minerva standing wearing a long chiton; the left hand on the hip with a flap of fabric looped over the wrist; the right hand at the side; the head enclosed by a
1128: Roman Bronze Minerva FigurineEst. £400-£600
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Roman Bronze Mercury Figurine: 1st-2nd century AD A cast figurine depicting Mercury with winged petasos headgear, cloak, caduceusto the left shoulder and holding a bag of coins in his extended right hand. 55 mm, 65 mm. (2 1/2").
1129: Roman Bronze Mercury FigurineEst. £200-£300
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Roman Bronze Hero Figurine: 1st-2nd century AD A cast figurine depicting a standing nude male hero with cloak pinned at the right shoulder and draped over the right arm; the left hand cast open to accept a shield or other
1130: Roman Bronze Hero FigurineEst. £400-£600
Roman Roman Bronze Rabbit Figure: 1st-2nd century AD A rare bronze figure of a leaping rabbit, the legs together and outstretched, the long ears trailing; fur detail to the tail naturalistically cast; the facial features stylised. 32
1131: Roman Roman Bronze Rabbit FigureEst. £300-£500Lot Passed
Roman Bronze Lion Figurine: Eastern Empire, circa 1st-2nd century AD A hollow-cast figurine depicting a recumbent lion with hooked tail, front paws extended; hollow to the underside. 31 grams, 46 mm. (1 3/4"). London private
1132: Roman Bronze Lion FigurineEst. £250-£350Lot Passed
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Roman Bronze Lion Figurine: 1st-3rd century AD A small figure of a lion, standing with the front left paw raised; the short mane with detailed locks; the mouth open. 124 grams, 78 mm. (3"). UK art market, acquired prior to 1985.
1133: Roman Bronze Lion FigurineEst. £300-£400
Roman Bronze Bear Figure: 2nd-4th century AD A figure of a bear, in advancing pose, head turned towards its right; mouth slightly open; short tail; small ears, one now lost. 175 grams, 85 mm. (3 1/3"). Sold Bonhams, April
1134: Roman Bronze Bear FigureEst. £600-£800Lot Passed
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Roman Bronze Epigraphic Dedicatory Plaque: Late 2nd-early 3rd century AD A dedicatory plaque, rectangular with trapezoidal tabs, with impressed text in Roman capitals: I(ovi) O(ptimo) M(aximo) DOL(icheno) / IVNON(i) REGI(nae) / V[a]LER(ia)
1135: Roman Bronze Epigraphic Dedicatory PlaqueEst. £500-£800
Roman High Tin Bronze Mirror: 1st-2nd century AD A mirror comprising a cast flat disc with polished surface, incised line decoration to rim; to the reverse, a cast pattern of concentric circles; the handle with stylised trefoil
1136: Roman High Tin Bronze MirrorEst. £2,000-£3,000Lot Passed
Roman Bronze Lion Door Handle: 2nd-3rd century AD A convex door handle plaque in the form of a lion mask with void at the mouth; flanking the chin two large circular holes to accept the knocker ring; three iron attachment rivets
1137: Roman Bronze Lion Door HandleEst. £800-£1,200Lot Passed
Roman Bronze Figural Skillet Handle: 1st-2nd century AD A cast handle with two curved lateral extensions to accept rivets and a third below; the upper face with low relief figure advancing with wings to the shoulders above a motif of a
1138: Roman Bronze Figural Skillet HandleEst. £400-£600Lot Passed
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Roman Bronze Bacchus with Ivy Applique Plaque: 1st century BC-1st century AD A cast applique plaque depicting the head of Bacchus, bearded, amidst foliage, an ivy wreath to his head, traces of silver remaining to the eyes; two integral loops for
1139: Roman Bronze Bacchus with Ivy Applique PlaqueEst. £450-£600
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Roman Bronze Military Phalera of a General: 1st-3rd century AD A cast phalera depicting a military bust modelled in the round; the youthful figure wearing a stylised helmet with crest and brow-band, armoured cuirass with pteruges to the
1140: Roman Bronze Military Phalera of a GeneralEst. £450-£600
Roman Bronze Inlay of a Matron: 1st century AD A rectangular inlay plaque depicting a matronly woman's head in profile, facing to the right, her hair rolled at the temples, her facial features strong, with prominent nose and large
1142: Roman Bronze Inlay of a MatronEst. £200-£300Lot Passed
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Roman Bronze Mercury Bust Mount: 1st-2nd century AD A cast mount depicting the god Mercury in his winged petasos helmet, with folded cloak to the shoulders. 21 grams, 40 mm. (1 1/2"). Tucker collection, Buckinghamshire, UK; formed
1143: Roman Bronze Mercury Bust MountEst. £100-£150
Roman Bronze Cupid Mount: 1st-2nd century AD A small cast mount in the form of a winged cherubic boy, probably Cupid, the body frontal and head in profile, turned to face a small bird held in his outstretched hand. 14.05
1144: Roman Bronze Cupid MountEst. £100-£150Lot Passed