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Published Roman Gold Onyx Cameo Earrings, Gorgoneion: Roman, Imperial period, ca. 200–250 CE. A matched pair of gold pendant earrings, each built from two hammered sheet-gold medallions joined by an openwork loop and finished with a pointed wire ho

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Published Roman Gold Onyx Cameo Earrings, Gorgoneion

Est.

US$15,000

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US$22,500

US$7,500

Louisville, CO

Artemis Fine Arts

4.7

(1.5k)

Roman Gold Ring | Garnet Intaglio, Helmeted Male Head: Roman, Imperial period, ca. 100–300 CE. A gold finger ring of hoop form, the tapered shank swelling to a raised oval bezel that cradles a cabochon garnet. The stone is engraved in intaglio with a ma

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Roman Gold Ring | Garnet Intaglio, Helmeted Male Head

Est.

US$2,000

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US$2,500

US$1,000

New York, NY

Artemis Fine Arts

4.7

(1.5k)

Hellenistic Greek Gold Earrings | Antelope Head Termini (pr): Magna Graecia, Greek, Hellenistic period, ca. 300–100 BCE. A matched pair of gold hoops, each drawn from tightly coiled wire that swells from a slender tail into a modeled animal head. The termini t

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Hellenistic Greek Gold Earrings | Antelope Head Termini (pr)

Est.

US$4,000

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US$5,000

US$2,000

New York, NY

Artemis Fine Arts

4.7

(1.5k)

Thracian Gold Pendant, Horned Ibex, Apotropaic Amulet: Southeastern Europe, Thrace, ca. 375–325 BCE. A small gold ibex stands alert on four slender legs, head lifted and sweeping ridged horns arcing back over the shoulders. Cast solid and finished by ha

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Thracian Gold Pendant, Horned Ibex, Apotropaic Amulet

Est.

US$5,500

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US$6,500

US$4,000

New York, NY

Artemis Fine Arts

4.7

(1.5k)

Magna Graecia Gold Fibula, Granulated + Shield Boss Earrings: Southern Italy, Magna Graecia, Greek colonial, ca. 500–400 BCE. A hollow gold bow fibula whose swelling arc is carpeted in granulation, minute spheres massed into diamonds, triangles, and zigzag reg

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Magna Graecia Gold Fibula, Granulated + Shield Boss Earrings

Est.

US$5,000

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US$6,500

US$4,000

New York, NY

Artemis Fine Arts

4.7

(1.5k)

Marlik Silver Beaker | Repousse Parade Horses, ex-Bonham's: Near East, Northern Persia, Caspian region, Marlik culture, ca. 1100–800 BCE. A waisted cylindrical beaker raised in sheet silver and worked in repousse, its walls framed above and below by guilloch

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Marlik Silver Beaker | Repousse Parade Horses, ex-Bonham's

Est.

US$15,000

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US$20,000

US$10,000

New York, NY

Artemis Fine Arts

4.7

(1.5k)

Ancient Iron Age Spearhead, Steel and Bronze, Asia: Asia, Iron Age culture, ca. 800–200 BCE. A leaf-shaped spearhead forged from carbon steel, with a broad blade tapering to a point and a central ridge. Below the blade is a cast leaded bronze collar,

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Ancient Iron Age Spearhead, Steel and Bronze, Asia

Est.

US$1,200

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US$1,800

US$600

Louisville, CO

Artemis Fine Arts

4.7

(1.5k)

Roman Bronze Double-Nozzle Oil Lamp, Crescentic Form: Roman, ca. 50–275 CE. Roman, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. Cast bronze oil lamp of crescentic plan, the concave reservoir sweeping between two forward-projecting nozzles, each terminating in a circ

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Roman Bronze Double-Nozzle Oil Lamp, Crescentic Form

Est.

US$1,600

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US$2,250

US$800

Louisville, CO

Artemis Fine Arts

4.7

(1.5k)

Ordos Miniature Gilt Waterfowl | Harness Fitting: Eurasia, Central Asia Steppes, Ordos culture, ca. 400–100 BCE. A miniature waterfowl settled on its breast, cast in solid metal and finished with a warm gilt skin. The modeling is economical but exa

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Ordos Miniature Gilt Waterfowl | Harness Fitting

Est.

US$2,500

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US$3,500

US$2,000

New York, NY

Artemis Fine Arts

4.7

(1.5k)

Roman Imperial Glass Bead Strand | Sky Blue, Iridescent: Roman, Imperial period, Eastern Mediterranean to Near East, ca. 1–200 CE. A long single strand of forty-five spherical glass beads in translucent sky blue, each separated by smaller beads of deeper

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Roman Imperial Glass Bead Strand | Sky Blue, Iridescent

Est.

US$1,500

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US$2,000

US$800

New York, NY

Artemis Fine Arts

4.7

(1.5k)

Roman Aubergine Glass Bowl: Ca. 100 BCE – 100 CE. Roman, ca. late 1st century BCE to 1st century CE. Deep hemispherical bowl of aubergine glass, a manganese-purple so saturated it reads nearly black except where thin at th

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Roman Aubergine Glass Bowl

Est.

US$700

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US$1,000

US$350

Louisville, CO

Artemis Fine Arts

4.7

(1.5k)

Roman Glass Guttus Flask - Spouted Vessel: Roman, Imperial period, ca. 100–300 CE. A globular flask of blown pale green glass, with a rounded body drawn upward into a neck flaring to a folded, everted rim. A long tapering spout projects

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Roman Glass Guttus Flask - Spouted Vessel

Est.

US$900

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US$1,300

US$450

Louisville, CO

Artemis Fine Arts

4.7

(1.5k)

Roman Glass Unguentarium, Iridescent: Roman, Imperial period, ca. 100–300 CE. Free-blown pale green translucent glass vessel with globular body, swelling from a rounded base to a short, constricted neck and an outward-folded, flarin

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Roman Glass Unguentarium, Iridescent

Est.

US$700

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US$1,000

US$350

Louisville, CO

Artemis Fine Arts

4.7

(1.5k)

Roman / Hellenistic Glass Jar, Feather-Combed Pattern: Ca. 100 BCE – 100 CE. Roman or Late Hellenistic, ca. 1st century BCE to 1st century CE. Globular jar of dark translucent brown-black glass, wrapped in an allover feather pattern of combed opaque

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Roman / Hellenistic Glass Jar, Feather-Combed Pattern

Est.

US$5,000

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US$7,500

US$2,500

Louisville, CO

Artemis Fine Arts

4.7

(1.5k)

Roman Mold-Blown Cupid Head Glass Flask, Sidon: Roman, Eastern Mediterranean, Sidon, ca. 200–300 CE. A mold-blown flask, the bulbous body shaped as the head of Cupid, the winged god of desire. The face carries rounded cheeks, a rounded chin,

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Roman Mold-Blown Cupid Head Glass Flask, Sidon

Est.

US$1,000

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US$1,500

US$500

Louisville, CO

Artemis Fine Arts

4.7

(1.5k)

Large Roman Glass Modiolus Cup, Handled Drinking Vessel: Ca. 1–100 CE. Roman, ca. 1st century CE. Drinking cup of pale greenish colorless glass in the modiolus form, a deep, flaring bucket-shaped body set on a thick applied disc foot, with a single sm

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Large Roman Glass Modiolus Cup, Handled Drinking Vessel

Est.

US$2,250

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US$3,500

US$1,200

Louisville, CO

Artemis Fine Arts

4.7

(1.5k)

Important Roman Glass Winged-Handle Cup, 1st Century CE: Roman, ca. 0–99 CE. Roman, ca. 1st century CE. Footed cup of pale olive-green glass, with a deep conical body rising from a thick applied pad foot to a wide, plain rim. The handles are two broad

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Important Roman Glass Winged-Handle Cup, 1st Century CE

Est.

US$8,000

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US$12,000

US$4,000

Louisville, CO

Artemis Fine Arts

4.7

(1.5k)

Important Hellenistic Glass Vessel, Skyphos Form, Ring Handled Cup: Greek, Roman, ca. 250–150 BCE. Glass skyphos of pale olive-green color, cast and cut, with a deep conical body rising from a splayed ring foot to a wide plain rim. Two ring handles are applied to th

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Important Hellenistic Glass Vessel, Skyphos Form, Ring Handled Cup

Est.

US$20,000

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US$25,000

US$15,000

Louisville, CO

Artemis Fine Arts

4.7

(1.5k)

Egyptian Predynastic Black-Topped Vessel, Naqada: Egypt, Pre-Dynastic, Naqada culture, ca. 3900–3100 BCE. Egypt, Predynastic Period, Naqada culture, ca. 3900 to 3100 BCE. Tapering beaker rising from a narrow base to a wide, open mouth. Body burnish

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Egyptian Predynastic Black-Topped Vessel, Naqada

Est.

US$3,000

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US$4,500

US$1,500

Louisville, CO

Artemis Fine Arts

4.7

(1.5k)

Egyptian Banded Calcite Ovoid Jar, Disc Rim: Egypt, Late Dynastic to Ptolemaic Period, ca. 664–30 BCE. Egypt, Late Dynastic to Ptolemaic Period, ca. 664–30 BCE. Ovoid jar rising from a narrow, flat base to a full shoulder, drawing in

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Egyptian Banded Calcite Ovoid Jar, Disc Rim

Est.

US$1,000

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US$1,500

US$500

Louisville, CO

Artemis Fine Arts

4.7

(1.5k)

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Intact Egyptian Alabaster Vase, Banded Calcite

Est.

US$1,700

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US$2,500

US$850

Louisville, CO

Artemis Fine Arts

4.7

(1.5k)

Egyptian Bronze Oxyrhynchus Fish Scepter | Temple Scepter, Inlaid Lotus: North Africa, Egypt, Late Period to Ptolemaic period, ca. 712–30 BCE. A heavy cast finial from the upper end of a scepter, crowned by an oxyrhynchus fish wearing a uraeus diadem and poised above an

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Egyptian Bronze Oxyrhynchus Fish Scepter | Temple Scepter, Inlaid Lotus

Est.

US$8,000

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US$10,000

US$4,000

New York, NY

Artemis Fine Arts

4.7

(1.5k)

Egyptian Miniature Bronze Cat | Seated Bastet Votive: Egypt, Late Period to Ptolemaic period, ca. 664–30 BCE. A miniature solid-cast figure of a seated cat, sacred to Bastet, poised in the canonical upright attitude: forelegs straight, hind legs tucked

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Egyptian Miniature Bronze Cat | Seated Bastet Votive

Est.

US$1,500

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US$2,000

US$800

New York, NY

Artemis Fine Arts

4.7

(1.5k)

Egyptian Faience Sistrum | Hathor Handle, Feline Naos Box: Egypt, Late Period, 26th Dynasty, ca. 664–525 BCE. A blue-green faience sistrum handle rising into the face of Hathor, cow-eared and framed by the straight striated wig, her mouth set in a faint smi

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Egyptian Faience Sistrum | Hathor Handle, Feline Naos Box

Est.

US$8,000

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US$10,000

US$5,500

New York, NY

Artemis Fine Arts

4.7

(1.5k)

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