Classical Antiquities

Medieval Byzantine Gold Iconographic Ring, Circa, Circa 8th - 10th Century AD

Roman Discoid Mirror with Three, Circa Graces 2nd Century AD

Roman Bronze Oil Lamp, Circa 2nd ,3rd Century AD

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Classical Antiquities

Life Antiques Limited

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Bronze Age Barbed and Socketed Arrowheads, Circa around 1st Millennium BC: A group of thirteen socketed bronze arrowheads. 31.16 grams in total. Fine condition.From a London collector.

0025: Bronze Age Barbed and Socketed Arrowheads, Circa around 1st Millennium BCEst. £100-£120Lot Passed

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Ancient Greek Lead Slingshot Bullets x 3: Ancient Greek lead slingshot bullets with conical shapes, sings of impact.; some Greek inscription and images still intact; 28.49mm, 25.50 mm and 30.16mm in length, 117.16 grams in total. Good

0026: Ancient Greek Lead Slingshot Bullets x 3Est. £80-£100

Roman Gold Ring with Bird Intaglio, Circa 2nd, 4th Century AD: Roman gold ring with a flat sectioned band inserted carnelian intaglio with a image of a standing bird; 3.55 grams, 22 mm max overall size, 21.56 mm internal diameter. Fine condition. From the

0027: Roman Gold Ring with Bird Intaglio, Circa 2nd, 4th Century ADEst. £500-£700Lot Passed

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Ancient Greece Ring with Two Gems, Circa 3rd-1st Century AD: A solid gold ring double -flat band with overall decoration in the form of flowers and Hercules knot, two carnelian red gemstones; 3.15 grams, 16.60 mm max internal max diameter, 17.40 mm max

0028: Ancient Greece Ring with Two Gems, Circa 3rd-1st Century ADEst. £800-£1,200

Ancient Roman Bronze Figures Group, Circa 2nd , 3rd Century AD: A group of four small bronze figures/ fragments ; 46.60 mm to 24.80 mm, 87.43 grams in total. Property of European collector. Fine condition. Property of UK collector acquired on the German art

0029: Ancient Roman Bronze Figures Group, Circa 2nd , 3rd Century ADEst. £60-£100Lot Passed

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Roman Brooch with FELIX, Circa 1st Century AD: A bronze fibula with dotted inscription FELIX means "fortunate ".Hinged pin and catch; Dark green patina, pin is original but damaged ; 76 mm, 19 grams. Fine condition. From the collection of

0030: Roman Brooch with FELIX, Circa 1st Century ADEst. £100-£140

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Roman Gold Ring with Gem, 2nd, 4th century AD.: A gold ring with a flat-decorated band and oval intaglio encased in the bezel ; 3.51 grams, 23 mm overall size, 22 mm internal diameter. Fine condition. From the private collection of a EU

0031: Roman Gold Ring with Gem, 2nd, 4th century AD.Est. £800-£1,000

Late Roman - Medieval Fire Starter and Flint, Circa 6th , 8th Century AD: A bronze fire starter in the shape of a horse, decorated with dots and circlets; flat flint encased in lead : 37 mm and 32 mm, 21.43 grams.Purchased by the current owner in 2015 in Vienna.

0032: Late Roman - Medieval Fire Starter and Flint, Circa 6th , 8th Century ADEst. £80-£120Lot Passed

Roman Cupid Face Mount, Circa 1st, 2nd century AD: A provincial depiction of a cupid face with attachment pin on the reverse; 11.70 grams, 24.40 mm. From the collection of a US gentleman; acquired in the 1980s on the Austrian art market.Fine

0033: Roman Cupid Face Mount, Circa 1st, 2nd century ADEst. £60-£80Lot Passed

0034: Anglo Saxon Bronze Nummular Brooch, Circa 5th- 6th Century ADEst. £200-£300Lot Passed

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Viking Era Bronze Leaf-Shaped Pendant with Seven Dotted Decoration, Circa 8th- 10th Century AD: A bronze leaf-shaped pendant with a suspension loop intact and seven circlets with dotted decoration; 3.61 grams, 28.22 mm. From the collection of London gentlemen living in the UK. Acquired on the

0035: Viking Era Bronze Leaf-Shaped Pendant with Seven Dotted Decoration, Circa 8th- 10th Century ADEst. £60-£80

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Medieval-Holy Land Cross Pendant , Circa 10th -12th Century AD: A bronze cross pendant with four expanding arms and dotted decorations and letters ; loop intact; wearable; 5.53 grams, 41 mm / 29 mm.Very fine condition. From the collection of UK gentleman.

0036: Medieval-Holy Land Cross Pendant , Circa 10th -12th Century ADEst. £60-£80

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Roman Bronze Gladius Pendant, Circa 1st -, 2nd Century AD.: A bronze pendant in the shape of legionary Gladius sword, olive green patina intact; 31.20 mm, 3.24 grams.Very fine condition.

0037: Roman Bronze Gladius Pendant, Circa 1st -, 2nd Century AD.Est. £40-£60

Bronze Belt buckle with Animal Decoration ,Circa 12th - 14en Century AD: Medieval bronze belt hook with animal decoration; 9.80 grams, 40 mm/30 mm.Fine condition.Ex European private collection, acquired on the Austrian art market.

0038: Bronze Belt buckle with Animal Decoration ,Circa 12th - 14en Century ADEst. £60-£80Lot Passed

Viking Era Silver Bangle, Circa 10th Century AD: Viking Era , flat sectioned silver bangle with punctual decoration along the edges; 68.70 mm max diameter, 21.12 grams. Fine condition. From the stock of Dutch dealer.

0039: Viking Era Silver Bangle, Circa 10th Century ADEst. £80-£120Lot Passed

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Medieval Arrowheads Group: A lot of four iron arrowheads; 68.60 grams in total, 73 mm - 149 mm. Fine condition.From the collection of London gentleman.

0040: Medieval Arrowheads GroupEst. £60-£80

Ancient Greek Gold Ring with Red Carnelian Intaglio, Circa 4th -2nd Century AD: Ancient Roman gold ring with a solid band and bezel decorated in the shape of the sun with central cell and inserted carnelian intaglio; 2.79 grams, 21.45 mm max overall size, 20.98 mm max

0041: Ancient Greek Gold Ring with Red Carnelian Intaglio, Circa 4th -2nd Century ADEst. £600-£800Lot Passed

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Ancient Greek Gold Flower Ring, Circa 4th-3rd Century BC: A solid gold ring with flower modelled bezel; 1.78 grams, 16.60 mm overall size, 16mm max inner diameter. Very fine condition.

0042: Ancient Greek Gold Flower Ring, Circa 4th-3rd Century BCEst. £400-£600

Fragment of Roman Terracotta Lamp, Circa 1st , 2nd Century AD: A fragment from a terracotta lamp bezel with image on falling Marmillo gladiator; 28.21 grams, 72.40 mm max length.From the collection of European gentleman living in UK.

0043: Fragment of Roman Terracotta Lamp, Circa 1st , 2nd Century ADEst. £60-£80Lot Passed

Roman Face Head Mount, Circa 4th-6th Century AD.: Roman bronze face mount with suspension loop-some iron deposit; 69.15 grams, 63.50 mm. Fine condition.

0044: Roman Face Head Mount, Circa 4th-6th Century AD.Est. £80-£120Lot Passed

Medieval Reliquary Cross Pendant, Circa 14en-15en Century AD: A bronze cross pendant with loop intact and punctual decoration on the obverse; 11.93 grams, 42mm / 29mm. Fine condition. Property of a US collector; acquired on the German art market.

0045: Medieval Reliquary Cross Pendant, Circa 14en-15en Century ADEst. £80-£100Lot Passed

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Roman Actor's Tragedy Mask Mount, Circa 1st, 2nd Century AD: Applique in the shape of a tragedy mask. Hairstyle piled up in two layers over the forehead (onkos), vertically falling curls on each side. Face with open mouth, pointed chin, straight nose and eye

0046: Roman Actor's Tragedy Mask Mount, Circa 1st, 2nd Century ADEst. £300-£500

Migration Period - Germanic Pendant , Circa 6th -8th Century AD: A bronze Migration Period pendant with suspension loop; two stylized animal heads on each end; 2.89 grams, 25mm. From the collection of EU gentlemen living in the UK. Acquired on the German art

0047: Migration Period - Germanic Pendant , Circa 6th -8th Century ADEst. £60-£80Lot Passed

Roman Triple Phallic Horse Harness Pendant, Circa 1st-2nd Century AD: Amuletic fascinum formed as a crescent with looped phallus to each side and male genitals to the centre; D-shaped loop above with two smaller side loops.. 45.59 grams, 70mm.Fine condition. Can be

0048: Roman Triple Phallic Horse Harness Pendant, Circa 1st-2nd Century ADEst. £200-£400Lot Passed

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