VARIETY | Ancient, Ethno, Fine Art 2025-04-18 Auction - 282 Price Results - Artemis Fine Arts in CO
Egyptian Predynastic Naqada Acorn VesselGreen River Eocene Fossil Matrix - Fish & Palm Fronds19th C. African Lega Bwami Elephant Ivory Figure
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Louisville, CO, United States
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VARIETY | Ancient, Ethno, Fine Art

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Bob Dodge
Owner/Executive Director, Antiquities & Pre-Columbian Art
Sydelle Dienstfrey
PhD. Art History, Director, Fine & Visual Arts
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Egyptian Predynastic Naqada Acorn Vessel: Ancient Egypt, Pre-Dynastic period, Naqada II, ca. 3400 to 3300 BCE. A beautiful hand-built pottery vessel with a petite, flat base, an acorn-shaped body with a lightly-sloping shoulder, a slender
0001: Egyptian Predynastic Naqada Acorn VesselEst. $3,200-$4,800Lot Passed
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Greco-Egyptian Marble Torso of Hercules: Egypt, Ptolemaic period, ca. 2nd century BCE. A lovely marble fragment depicting the muscular torso of the ancient Greek hero Herakles with his signature Nemean Lion hide hanging behind his right
0002: Greco-Egyptian Marble Torso of HerculesEst. $800-$1,500
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Egyptian Faience Amulet of Goddess Nut as a Sow: Egypt, Late Dynastic period, 26th to 31st Dynasty, ca. 672 to 332 BCE. A splendid faience amulet in the form of a sow standing on all fours with head bowed and a suspension loop rising from her back.
0002A: Egyptian Faience Amulet of Goddess Nut as a SowEst. $600-$900
Five Roman Glass Unguentaria: Roman empire, Levant region, ca. 2nd to 3rd century CE. Fine study group of Roman "tear" vials - probably more accurately used for holding precious unguents (hence the name) or perfumes. Most are
0012: Five Roman Glass UnguentariaEst. $800-$1,200Lot Passed
Roman Glass Flask: Roman, Imperial period, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. An elegant flask formed from translucent amber-hued glass, and presenting a globular body, an attenuated neck line, a flared spout, and a rolled
0013: Roman Glass FlaskEst. $1,500-$2,250Lot Passed
Late Roman / Migration Period Glass Jar: Roman, Late Imperial Period to Merovingian, ca. 4th to 5th century CE. A pale green-yellow glass jar, nearly perfectly translucent, with a gently carinated body. While colored glass is highly prized
0013A: Late Roman / Migration Period Glass JarEst. $1,000-$1,500Lot Passed
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Roman Glass Flask w/ Iridescence: Roman Empire, the Levant, ca. 200 to 300 CE. An exceptionally breathtaking example of ancient glass vessel with very long, slightly tapered neck, flat rim, globular shaped body, and polished pontil
0014: Roman Glass Flask w/ IridescenceEst. $500-$750