Antique Treasures Kickoff Auction No Reserves

Indo-Persian Ceremonial Dagger with Ornate Sheath, 18th-19th Century CE (456g, 40cm)

TIBETAN: Amber and Coral Multi-Strand Necklace with Silver Accents, 19th-20th Century CE (99g, 51cm)

ROMAN EMPIRE: Lot of 6 Bronze Coins, Constantinian Dynasty, 4th Century CE (11g, 15-18mm)

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Hunghom, Kowloon, Hong Kong

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Antique Treasures Kickoff Auction No Reserves

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Indo-Persian Ceremonial Dagger with Ornate Sheath, 18th-19th Century CE (456g, 40cm): This exquisite Indo-Persian dagger is a stunning example of craftsmanship, featuring a 40cm blade with intricate engravings, complemented by a lavishly decorated sheath. The hilt showcases

2001: Indo-Persian Ceremonial Dagger with Ornate Sheath, 18th-19th Century CE (456g, 40cm)Est. $100-$500Lot Passed

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Indo-Tibetan Ceremonial Sword with Dragon Motif and Silver Inlay, 18th-19th Century CE (822g, 60cm): his remarkable Indo-Tibetan ceremonial sword exhibits a blend of artistry and cultural significance. Measuring 60cm in length, it features a robust steel blade and a hilt capped with an intricately

2002: Indo-Tibetan Ceremonial Sword with Dragon Motif and Silver Inlay, 18th-19th Century CE (822g, 60cm)Est. $100-$500

IRON NECKLACE OR ORNAMENTAL COLLAR: Decorative Engravings (60g, 22cm): This striking iron necklace or ornamental collar features a robust, curved band with intricately engraved rings on either end. The design demonstrates a balance of functionality and artistry, with

2003: IRON NECKLACE OR ORNAMENTAL COLLAR: Decorative Engravings (60g, 22cm)Est. $100-$500Lot Passed

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WEST AFRICAN CULTURE: Gold-Gilt Bronze Amulet Pendant, Nigeria/Benin (51g, 7cm): This gold-gilt bronze amulet pendant from West Africa, likely from Nigeria or Benin, is a striking example of traditional craftsmanship and symbolic design. The circular form, adorned with spiral and

2004: WEST AFRICAN CULTURE: Gold-Gilt Bronze Amulet Pendant, Nigeria/Benin (51g, 7cm)Est. $100-$500

IGBO CULTURE: Twisted Metal Bracelet, Sub-Saharan Africa, Nigeria (16g, 9cm): This elegant twisted metal bracelet originates from the Igbo people of Nigeria, showcasing the rich artistic traditions of sub-Saharan Africa. Handcrafted with a striking twisted design, the bracelet

2005: IGBO CULTURE: Twisted Metal Bracelet, Sub-Saharan Africa, Nigeria (16g, 9cm)Est. $100-$500Lot Passed

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WEST AFRICAN CULTURE: Bronze Manila Bracelet, Nigeria/Benin (172g, 7x2cm): This brass manila bracelet, originating from West Africa, specifically Nigeria or Benin, showcases the region's renowned metalworking traditions. With its crescent-shaped design and intricate

2006: WEST AFRICAN CULTURE: Bronze Manila Bracelet, Nigeria/Benin (172g, 7x2cm)Est. $100-$500

BYZANTINE EMPIRE: AE Follis Coin, Anonymous Issue, 7g, 27mm: This fascinating Byzantine copper (or bronze) follis features a richly patinated surface, indicative of its extensive circulation and historical significance. The obverse portrays a stylized bust,

2007: BYZANTINE EMPIRE: AE Follis Coin, Anonymous Issue, 7g, 27mmEst. $100-$500Lot Passed

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ANCIENT GREECE: AE Coin, Possibly Macedonian State, 5g, 17mm: This ancient Greek bronze coin may originate from the Macedonian state or one of its neighboring regions, as suggested by its artistic motifs and stylistic elements. The obverse appears to feature a

2008: ANCIENT GREECE: AE Coin, Possibly Macedonian State, 5g, 17mmEst. $100-$500

ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Antoninianus, Gallienus "Zoo Series," 253-268 CE (3g, 19x16mm): This AE Antoninianus coin, part of the "Zoo Series" issued during the reign of Emperor Gallienus, features a radiate bust of the emperor on the obverse. The reverse showcases a leaping doe,

2009: ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Antoninianus, Gallienus "Zoo Series," 253-268 CE (3g, 19x16mm)Est. $100-$500Lot Passed

LATE ROMAN EMPIRE: Bronze AE Coin, Laureate Bust with Military Motifs (1g, 17mm): This Late Roman bronze AE coin features a laureate and cuirassed bust of the emperor facing right on the obverse, framed by a dotted border-a representation of imperial strength and divine authority.

2010: LATE ROMAN EMPIRE: Bronze AE Coin, Laureate Bust with Military Motifs (1g, 17mm)Est. $100-$500Lot Passed

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BUDUMA CULTURE: Iron Penannular Bracelet, Lake Chad Region, Circa 1911 (36g, 7.5cm): This distinctive penannular bracelet, crafted by the Buduma people of the Lake Chad region, is made of iron and features a half-twisted design with coiled terminals. Its elegant simplicity and robust

2011: BUDUMA CULTURE: Iron Penannular Bracelet, Lake Chad Region, Circa 1911 (36g, 7.5cm)Est. $100-$500

2012: IGBO CULTURE: Twisted Metal Bracelet, Sub-Saharan Africa, Nigeria (16g, 9cm)Est. $100-$500Lot Passed

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MASSA CULTURE: Iron Bracelet, Sub-Saharan Africa, Cameroon (34g, 7.5cm): This intricately crafted iron bracelet originates from the Massa people of Cameroon. The bracelet features a textured surface with delicate incised patterns, showcasing the craftsmanship of Massa

2013: MASSA CULTURE: Iron Bracelet, Sub-Saharan Africa, Cameroon (34g, 7.5cm)Est. $100-$500

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KUBA CULTURE: Iron Woman's Bracelet, Sub-Saharan Africa, Congo (25g, 6.5cm): This refined iron bracelet, crafted by the Kuba and Isambo peoples of the Democratic Republic of Congo, showcases intricate geometric patterns engraved along its surface. Its open-ended design

2014: KUBA CULTURE: Iron Woman's Bracelet, Sub-Saharan Africa, Congo (25g, 6.5cm)Est. $100-$500

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LUYIA CULTURE: Iron Wristlet, Sub-Saharan Africa, Kenya (5g, 9.5 x 0.8cm): This delicately crafted iron wristlet, associated with the Luyia people and its sub-groups such as the Bukusu, Tiriki, and Maragoli, reflects the rich cultural heritage of Kenya. With a simple yet

2015: LUYIA CULTURE: Iron Wristlet, Sub-Saharan Africa, Kenya (5g, 9.5 x 0.8cm)Est. $100-$500

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SHILLUK AND DINKA CULTURE: Iron Bracelet, Sub-Saharan Africa, South Sudan (19g, 6cm): This finely crafted iron bracelet, attributed to the Shilluk, Dinka, and Nuer peoples of South Sudan, features subtle geometric engravings on its open-ended terminals. The bracelet's compact design

2016: SHILLUK AND DINKA CULTURE: Iron Bracelet, Sub-Saharan Africa, South Sudan (19g, 6cm)Est. $100-$500

THIRD-CENTURY RESTORATION: Bronze Coin, Roman Empire (2.14g, 18x16mm): This bronze coin from the Third Century features a restoration of earlier Roman designs, exemplifying the effort to revive classical iconography during a turbulent period in the empire's history. The

2017: THIRD-CENTURY RESTORATION: Bronze Coin, Roman Empire (2.14g, 18x16mm)Est. $100-$500Lot Passed

ROMAN EMPIRE: Bronze AE Coin of Didius Julianus, Rome Mint (2.87g, 18mm): This bronze coin features the laureate bust of Emperor Didius Julianus on the obverse, highlighting his brief and controversial tenure as emperor. The reverse, although worn, likely depicts motifs of

2018: ROMAN EMPIRE: Bronze AE Coin of Didius Julianus, Rome Mint (2.87g, 18mm)Est. $100-$500Lot Passed

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LOMWE CULTURE: Iron Bangle, Sub-Saharan Africa, Mozambique (24g, 7 x 0.7cm): This iron bangle, crafted by the Lomwe people of Mozambique, is formed from a single strip of iron, expertly bent into a near-circle with a simple yet elegant open-ended design. The piece

2019: LOMWE CULTURE: Iron Bangle, Sub-Saharan Africa, Mozambique (24g, 7 x 0.7cm)Est. $100-$500

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KUBA CULTURE: Iron Woman's Bracelet, Sub-Saharan Africa, Congo (44g, 7 x 0.8cm): This robust iron bracelet, crafted by the Kuba and Isambo peoples of the Democratic Republic of Congo, features a clean and symmetrical open-ended design. With its smooth, polished finish and sturdy

2020: KUBA CULTURE: Iron Woman's Bracelet, Sub-Saharan Africa, Congo (44g, 7 x 0.8cm)Est. $100-$500

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AFRICAN TRIBAL IRON TORC: Twisted Design (71g, 11cm): This elegantly crafted African tribal torc is forged from iron, featuring a twisted central design that adds both strength and aesthetic appeal. The open-ended form reflects its traditional function

2021: AFRICAN TRIBAL IRON TORC: Twisted Design (71g, 11cm)Est. $100-$500

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EDO CULTURE: Iron Bracelet with Rattles, Sub-Saharan Africa, Nigeria (78g, 12.5cm): This striking iron bracelet, crafted by the Edo people of Nigeria, features a unique design with two rattles and a knot-like join. The bracelet's bold form and functional embellishments suggest it

2022: EDO CULTURE: Iron Bracelet with Rattles, Sub-Saharan Africa, Nigeria (78g, 12.5cm)Est. $100-$500

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ROMAN PROVINCIAL: AE18 Bronze Coin of Emperor (4g, 18mm): This Roman Provincial coin features a well-preserved bust of an emperor on the obverse, characterized by detailed hair curls and a laurel wreath, symbolizing victory and authority. The surrounding

2023: ROMAN PROVINCIAL: AE18 Bronze Coin of Emperor (4g, 18mm)Est. $100-$500

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CONSTANTINE ERA: Bronze Coin with Radiate Bust and Sacrificial Altar Scene (2g, 17mm): This bronze coin from the era of Constantine, weighing 2g and measuring 17mm, features a radiate bust of the emperor on the obverse, embodying his divinely sanctioned authority and connection to Sol

2024: CONSTANTINE ERA: Bronze Coin with Radiate Bust and Sacrificial Altar Scene (2g, 17mm)Est. $100-$500

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