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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Roman Gold Amulet Holder, Circa 1st Century AD: Hexahedral in section, hollow with gusseted suspension loops, applied filigree meanders with granules. 7.40 grams, 47 mm (1 7/8 in.).Ex German art market, 2000s. Acquired from an EU collector living

0097: Roman Gold Amulet Holder, Circa 1st Century ADEst. £1,200-£1,600Lot Passed

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Roman Bronze Silenus Mount, Circa 1st, 2nd Century AD: Mask of Silenus modelled in the half-round with curly hair and luxuriant beard; hollow to the reverse. 31.5 grams, 36 mm (1 3/8 in.).Ex German art market, 2000s. Acquired from an EU collector living

0098: Roman Bronze Silenus Mount, Circa 1st, 2nd Century ADEst. £300-£500

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Roman Silver Snake Head Bracelet Circa , 1st-3rd Century AD: With narrow D-section shank and lobe terminals with punched snake-head detailing. Cf. Ruseva-Slokoska, L., Roman Jewellery, Sofia, 1991, item 161, for similar. 6.84 grams, 50 mm (2 in.).Ex German art

0099: Roman Silver Snake Head Bracelet Circa , 1st-3rd Century ADEst. £80-£120

Roman Bronze Dionysus Attachment Mount: Mask of Dionysus with vine leaves in the hair; hollow reverse filled with lead. Cf. Boucher, S., Inventory of French Public Collections - 17 Vienne: Antique Bronzes, Paris, 1971, item 298, for

0100: Roman Bronze Dionysus Attachment MountEst. £400-£600Lot Passed

Roman Military Belt Fitting Group Circa 1st-3rd Century A.D.: Comprising a massive buckle with two rectangular openings and pin, four rectangular appliqu?s and one pelta appliqu?. Cf. Oldenstein, J., Zur Ausr?stung r?mischer Auxiliareinheiten. Studien zu

0101: Roman Military Belt Fitting Group Circa 1st-3rd Century A.D.Est. £200-£400Lot Passed

Ancient Greek Rock Crystal and Amethyst Bead Necklace, Circa 4th -1st Century BC: Ancient Greek- Anatolian Rock Crystal and Amethyst Bead Necklace. Restrung designer necklace composed of graduated amethyst and quartz beads of fine facetted and smooth shapes including biconical,

0102: Ancient Greek Rock Crystal and Amethyst Bead Necklace, Circa 4th -1st Century BCEst. £400-£600Lot Passed

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Roman Egyptian Silver Falcon Pendant, Circa 1st Century BC: A silver figurine of falcon on a stand and loop; 2.33 grams, 15 mm in length. Fine condition.Recently acquired from a EU collector, previously purchased on the German art market around the 1990s.

0103: Roman Egyptian Silver Falcon Pendant, Circa 1st Century BCEst. £60-£80

Medieval Bronze Rings with Heraldic Symbol, Circa 12th - 15th century AD.: A bronze ring with large oval bezel engraved with Heraldic symbol; 5.90 grams, 19.9 mm inner diameter. From the collection of UK gentleman.

0104: Medieval Bronze Rings with Heraldic Symbol, Circa 12th - 15th century AD.Est. £60-£100Lot Passed

Medieval and Later Bronze Padlock Group, Circa 15en-19en Century AD: Medieval with thick C-shaped locking arm, keyhole with slot, wedge-shaped tab below; the other- Post Medieval , D-shaped with hinged arm, keyhole with turning pin, stamped maker's name '...CAHAP'

0105: Medieval and Later Bronze Padlock Group, Circa 15en-19en Century ADEst. £100-£160Lot Passed

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Medieval Gilt Bronze Ring with Monogram, Circa 12th-14en Century AD: With chamfered shoulders and stepped bezel, incised monogram (?). Cf. Chadour, A.B., Rings. The Alice and Louis Koch Collection, volume I, Leeds, 1994, item 593, for type. 8.48 grams, 28.04 mm

0106: Medieval Gilt Bronze Ring with Monogram, Circa 12th-14en Century ADEst. £100-£160

Roman Bronze Figurine of Eagle, Circa 2nd Century AD: Modelled standing with closed wings, head turned to the right, detailing to the plumage and head. 34.5 grams, 44 mm (1 3/4 in.).Ex German art market, 2000s. Acquired from an EU collector living in

0107: Roman Bronze Figurine of Eagle, Circa 2nd Century ADEst. £200-£400Lot Passed

Jewish Glass Weight with Menorah, Circa 2nd - 8th Century AD: Jewish green glass trade weight with Menorah. Fine condition; 5.62 grams, 24mm diameter. From the collection of a London gentleman.

0108: Jewish Glass Weight with Menorah, Circa 2nd - 8th Century ADEst. £200-£400Lot Passed

Roman Gold Ring with Jupiter and Eagle Gemstone, Circa 1st, 2nd Century AD: Roman Legionary votive gold ring with Jupiter and eagle gemstone. 5.37 grams, 22mm max outer diameter, 19.5mm inner diameter. Fine condition. From the collection of London gentlemen, acquired on the

0109: Roman Gold Ring with Jupiter and Eagle Gemstone, Circa 1st, 2nd Century ADEst. £1,200-£1,600Lot Passed

Medieval Reliquary Cross Pendant, Circa 11th,12th Century AD: A substantial bifacial bronze enkolpion or reliquary cross pendant with rounded arms, hinged, collared biconical suspension loop above, one face engraved with Corpus Christ. 53.53 grams, 101mm/18mm.

0110: Medieval Reliquary Cross Pendant, Circa 11th,12th Century ADEst. £200-£400Lot Passed

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Ancient Greek Bronze Ring with Bird 9th-10th Century AD: A bronze ring with a O band and ellipsoid bezel engraved with the image of a bird. 1.21 grams, 20mm outer diameter, 24mm inner diameter. From a London collection; previously in a collection formed

0111: Ancient Greek Bronze Ring with Bird 9th-10th Century ADEst. £60-£100

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Medieval Silver Ring, Circa 14en-15en Century AD: Silver finger ring with decorated band and ellipsoid bezel; 8.35 grams, 23.20mm outer diameter, 21.5 mm inner diameter. From the collection of a London gentleman; acquired 1990 on the EU art market.

0112: Medieval Silver Ring, Circa 14en-15en Century ADEst. £100-£140

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Medieval Silver Ring, Circa 12th -14en Century AD: Silver finger-ring with D sections solid band and drop shaped and decorated bezel; 7.16 grams, 25 mm overall, 21mm max internal diameter. From the collection of a London gentleman; acquired 1990 on

0113: Medieval Silver Ring, Circa 12th -14en Century ADEst. £100-£160

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Medieval Silver Ring, Circa 12th - 14en Century AD: A substantial silver finger-ring with a enlarged- decorated arms and oval shaped bezel. 11.09 grams, 26 mm overall, 20 mm max internal diameter. From the collection of a Surrey gentleman; acquired

0114: Medieval Silver Ring, Circa 12th - 14en Century ADEst. £100-£140

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Medieval Archer/Thumb Ring, Circa 10th-12th Century AD: A solid bronze archer ring with a brown patina and lined decoration. 4.62 grams, 20 mm inner diameter, 27mm length. Fine condition.

0115: Medieval Archer/Thumb Ring, Circa 10th-12th Century ADEst. £60-£80

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Group of Two Roman Bronze Key-Rings, Circa 1st - 3rd Century AD: A substantial Roman bronze key-rings (2), green-brown patina intact.Measurements: length 26 mm and 25mm, 39.60 grams in total. From the collection of a London gentleman; acquired 2000s on the

0116: Group of Two Roman Bronze Key-Rings, Circa 1st - 3rd Century ADEst. £60-£80

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Roman Bronze Key, Circa 1st-3rd Century AD: A substantial Roman bronze key , brown patina intact. 52.5 mm in length, 25.72 grams. Very Fine condition. From the collection of a London gentleman; acquired 2000s on the European art market.

0117: Roman Bronze Key, Circa 1st-3rd Century ADEst. £60-£80

Roman Bronze Key, Circa 1st- 3rd Century AD: A Roman bronze key on a ring, brown - green patina intact; 49 mm in length, 13.65 grams. Very fine condition. From the collection of a London gentleman; acquired 2000s on the European art market.

0118: Roman Bronze Key, Circa 1st- 3rd Century ADEst. £60-£80Lot Passed

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Medieval Archer/Thumb Ring, Circa 10th-12th Century AD: A solid bronze archer ring with a brown patina and overall decoration. 6.56 grams, 20 mm inner diameter, 31mm length. Fine condition.

0119: Medieval Archer/Thumb Ring, Circa 10th-12th Century ADEst. £60-£80

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Medieval Silver Ring, Circa 12th - 14en Century AD: A heavy silver finger-ring with D sectioned band and substantial -flower decorated bezel; 10.00 grams, 24 mm overall diameter, 20 mm max internal diameter. From the collection of a Surrey

0120: Medieval Silver Ring, Circa 12th - 14en Century ADEst. £100-£200

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