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

Selection of Egyptian, Ancient Greek ,Roman and Medieval Antiquities

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Medieval Reliquary Cross Pendant, Circa 9th -11th Century AD: A bifacial bronze enkolpion or reliquary cross pendant with rounded loop, the two faces engraved with Corpus Christ and Virgin Mary on the reverse; 12.25 grams, 49 mm/23 mm. Fine condition.

0121: Medieval Reliquary Cross Pendant, Circa 9th -11th Century ADEst. £120-£200

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Migration Period Bronze Pentagram Ring with Five-Point Star, Circa 6th-8th Century AD: Migration period bronze ring with large bezel engraved with five start monogram; 21.5 mm internal diameter,23mm outer diameter, 3.97 grams. London private collector; collection formed in the

0122: Migration Period Bronze Pentagram Ring with Five-Point Star, Circa 6th-8th Century ADEst. £60-£80

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Medieval Bronze Ring with Green Glass Stone, Circa 12th - 14en Century AD: Medieval ring with flat band and encased blue glass gemstone surrounded by granular decoration; 4.50 grams, 21 mm max internal diameter, 24.50 mm max external diameter, wearable. From the

0123: Medieval Bronze Ring with Green Glass Stone, Circa 12th - 14en Century ADEst. £60-£80

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Medieval Archer -Thumb Ring, Circa 10th-12th Century AD: A solid bronze archer-thumb ring with a brown patina and overall decoration. 4.50 grams, 20 mm inner diameter, 27 mm length. Fine condition.

0124: Medieval Archer -Thumb Ring, Circa 10th-12th Century ADEst. £60-£80

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0125: Migration Period Bronze Pentagram Ring with Five-Point Star, Circa 6th - 8th Century ADEst. £80-£120

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Medieval Gold Ring with Gem, Circa 15en-16en Century AD: Medieval ring with red gemstone. 3.19 grams, 24 mm max outer diameter, 19.5mm inner diameter. Fine condition. From the collection of London gentlemen, acquired on the Dutch art market.

0126: Medieval Gold Ring with Gem, Circa 15en-16en Century ADEst. £800-£1,000

Medieval Silver Ring with Flower Motif ,Circa 14en,15en Century AD: Medieval silver ring with a solid-double band and octagonal-shaped bezel with flower decoration. 5.42 grams, 21.80mm internal diameter, 25mm outer diameter. From the collection of a London

0127: Medieval Silver Ring with Flower Motif ,Circa 14en,15en Century ADEst. £100-£160Lot Passed

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Late Medieval- Ottoman Empire Silver Ring with Red Cornelian Gem, Circa 15th-16en Century AD: Ottoman Empire silver ring with red carnelian gemstone set into the encased bezel. 5.96 grams, 25mm internal diameter, 26.5mm outer diameter. From the collection of a London gentleman; acquired

0128: Late Medieval- Ottoman Empire Silver Ring with Red Cornelian Gem, Circa 15th-16en Century ADEst. £80-£120

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Medieval Silver Ring with Flower Motif, Circa 12th -14en Century AD: Medieval silver -gild ring with a flower-shaped motif on the bezel. 2.77 grams, 23.5mm internal diameter, 24mm outer diameter. From the collection of a London gentleman; acquired 1995's on the EU art

0129: Medieval Silver Ring with Flower Motif, Circa 12th -14en Century ADEst. £80-£120

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Roman Silver Ring with Palm Branch , Circa 1st - 2nd Century AD: Roman silver ring with a leaf-shaped bezel decorated with palm branch ; 2.67 grams, 16.5mm internal diameter, 18mm max outer diameter. From the collection of a London gentleman; acquired in the

0130: Roman Silver Ring with Palm Branch , Circa 1st - 2nd Century ADEst. £60-£80

Post Medieval Silver Ring with Inscription: Post Medieval silver ring with a solid band and a large inscripted bezel. 10.76 grams, 20mm max internal diameter, 25.50mm max outer diameter. From the collection of a London gentleman; acquired

0131: Post Medieval Silver Ring with InscriptionEst. £80-£120Lot Passed

Migration Period Silver Ring, Circa 6th-8th Century AD: Migration Period silver ring consisting of O sectioned band , square bezel with nine elevated and gilded drops; 5.96 grams, 20.50mm internal diameter, 22mm max outer diameter. From the collection

0132: Migration Period Silver Ring, Circa 6th-8th Century ADEst. £200-£300Lot Passed

Viking Era Silver Ring with Symbol ,Circa 10th,11th Century AD: Viking Era silver ring consisting of D sectioned band , oval bezel with symbol; 5.96 grams, 20.50mm internal diameter, 22mm max outer diameter. From the collection of a London gentleman; acquired

0133: Viking Era Silver Ring with Symbol ,Circa 10th,11th Century ADEst. £100-£120Lot Passed

Migration Period Ring, Circa 6th -8th Century AD: Bronze finger ring with large bezel with dotted decoration and an image of warrior; 7.45 grams, 31 mm overall diameter, 21mm max internal diameter. From the collection of a London gentleman; acquired

0134: Migration Period Ring, Circa 6th -8th Century ADEst. £80-£120Lot Passed

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Medieval Bronze Ring with Cross, Circa 12th - 14th century AD: A bronze finger ring with a solid band and bezel engraved with a cross; 3.38grams, 20.50mm inner diameter, 21.5mm max external diameter. From the collection of a London gentleman; acquired in the

0135: Medieval Bronze Ring with Cross, Circa 12th - 14th century ADEst. £60-£80

Pair Roman Gold Earrings, Circa 1st, 2nd Century AD: A pair of gold earrings, composed of an oval shield-shaped body with twisted decoration and vine shaped pendant drop ; 5.21 grams total, around 35mm length.Acquired in the German Art Market in the

0136: Pair Roman Gold Earrings, Circa 1st, 2nd Century ADEst. £600-£800Lot Passed

Etruscan Gold Tooth Pendant , Circa 4th Century BC: A animal tooth set into gold encasement with loop intact, with elaborate filigree decoration; 5.72 grams, 34.50mm. Acquired from a EU collector living in UK . Previously on the German Art market

0137: Etruscan Gold Tooth Pendant , Circa 4th Century BCEst. £800-£1,200Lot Passed

Ancient Daco -Celtic Silver Torque, Circa 1st Century BC: A solid silver neck torque made of single wire with a loop and a catch; around 50 grams, 145mm in diameter. From the collection of a London gentleman, acquired on the EU art market in the 2000s.

0138: Ancient Daco -Celtic Silver Torque, Circa 1st Century BCEst. £300-£500Lot Passed

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Roman Bronze Chest Locks Figurines ,Circa 1st ,2nd Century AD: Roman bronze chest locks , in the shape of male and female figurine with suspension loops and locking ring on the reserve; 80.55 grams in total, 92mm and 90mm length. Fine condition. From the

0139: Roman Bronze Chest Locks Figurines ,Circa 1st ,2nd Century ADEst. £200-£400

Roman Bronze Lid with Eagle Figurine, Circa 2nd ,3rd Century AD: A solid bronze figurine of eagle , standing on oval flat base with loop- possibly lid of bronze oil lamp; 135.46 grams, 38 mm in length. Very fine condition.Recently acquired from a EU collector,

0140: Roman Bronze Lid with Eagle Figurine, Circa 2nd ,3rd Century ADEst. £400-£600Lot Passed

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Roman Bronze Military Pendant Decoration, Circa 1st, 2nd Century AD: Bronze pendant leaf shaped with loop intact ; 37.40 mm,6.15 grams.From the collection of European gentlemen living in London. Very fine condition.

0141: Roman Bronze Military Pendant Decoration, Circa 1st, 2nd Century ADEst. £60-£80

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Crusaders Era Bronze Ring , Circa 10th-12th Century AD: Bronze ring with a solid band and large bezel decorated with a figure of swordsmen next to a cross; 24.40mm external diameter, 21.40mm internal diameter, 7.24 grams. From the collection of a London

0142: Crusaders Era Bronze Ring , Circa 10th-12th Century ADEst. £120-£160

Roman Phallic Pendant- Amulet, Circa 1st, 2nd Century AD: A bronze phallic pendant amulet ; 22.74 grams, 34.40mm/36.80mm. Property of an EU private collector since the 1990s.Fine condition. Footnotes: Phallic charms, often winged, were ubiquitous in Roman

0143: Roman Phallic Pendant- Amulet, Circa 1st, 2nd Century ADEst. £80-£120Lot Passed

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Roman Bronze Pendant, Circa 1st, 2nd Century AD: A bronze pendant with suspension loop intact; 9.74 grams, 44 mm. From the collection of EU gentlemen living in the UK. Acquired on the German art market around the 2000s.

0144: Roman Bronze Pendant, Circa 1st, 2nd Century ADEst. £60-£80

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