ANCIENT ART, ANTIQUITIES & MILITARIA 2023-09-24 Auction - 498 Price Results - Apollo Art Auctions in London - Page 5
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APULIAN RED-FIGURE DECORATED AMPHORAROMANO-EGYPTIAN GOLD BRACELET WITH “HERCULES’ KNOT” SET WITH A GARNETCHINESE TANG DYNASTY TERRACOTTA RIDER ON HORSE - TL TESTED
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ANCIENT ART, ANTIQUITIES & MILITARIA

Apollo Art Auctions is proud to present its latest auction ?Ancient Art, Antiquities and Militaria?, a carefully curated spectacle taking place on the 24th of September at 12pm GMT. The sale begins with two masterfully decorated and expertly preserved vases, each exemplifying the pinnacle and development of ceramic craftsmanship for the Classical period in the important locales of Attica (Lot 1) and Apulia (Lot 2). The catalogue also includes a wealth of exquisite and well-provenanced works spanning most of recorded history and a diverse array of cultures. Particular highlights include Lot 19: a Rare Roman Golden ring with Carnelian Intaglio Depicting a Hunting Scene, part of the large selection of wearable jewellery available for bidding, and Lot 42: a Large Gandharan Schist Standing Buddha with Halo. Celebrate the timeless value of ancient material culture and join us as a custodian of history. Bid securely online, by phone or as an absentee bidder with our team. PAYMENTS CAN BE MADE IN USD, GBP and EUR. NO IMPORT CHARGES FOR MOST ANTIQUITIES WHEN SENT TO THE US. PACKING AND SHIPPING IS HANDLED IN-HOUSE BY OUR PROFESSIONAL WHITE-GLOVE TEAM.
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CANOSAN MOLDED STANDING FEMALE FIGURE: Ca. 400-300 BC. Tall molded terracotta standing female figure, wearing a floor length layered drapery garment. Head turned slightly to the right having classic facial features and wearing a leafy
0098: CANOSAN MOLDED STANDING FEMALE FIGUREEst. £1,000-£1,500
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HELLENISTIC SILVER LIBATION BOWL: Ca. 4th-3rd century BC. A silver libation bowl, skillfully crafted from silver. The bowl's distinctive characteristics include its hemispherical shape, resting gracefully on a low ring foot. The rim
0099: HELLENISTIC SILVER LIBATION BOWLEst. £1,500-£3,000Lot Passed
DAUNIAN TERRACOTTA FUNNEL KRATER: Ca. 500-425 BC. A ceramic krater that embodies the beauty and functionality of pottery in the ancient world. This large krater features a funnel-shaped neck, twin loop handles on the shoulder, and a
0100: DAUNIAN TERRACOTTA FUNNEL KRATEREst. £750-£1,500Lot Passed
DAUNIAN POTTERY FUNNEL KRATER: Ca. 500-400 BC. A pottery krater features a rounded body with a broad funnel-shaped neck, exuding a graceful aesthetic. Notably, loop handles are positioned around the midsection of the main body,
0101: DAUNIAN POTTERY FUNNEL KRATEREst. £600-£900Lot Passed
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PAIR OF CANOSAN GREEK POTTERY PIGS: Ca. 400-300 BC. A pair of pottery pigs. Each of these figurines displays simplified features and is attached to an integral flat base with a rectangular-shaped profile. The animals present upturned
0102: PAIR OF CANOSAN GREEK POTTERY PIGSEst. £600-£900
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GREEK SOUTH ITALIAN NET LEKYTHOS: Ca. early 4th century BC . A fine wheel-thrown pottery lekythos, crafted with exceptional artistry, showcases an exquisite combination of form and function. This ancient vessel, made from
0105: GREEK SOUTH ITALIAN NET LEKYTHOSEst. £600-£900
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GREEK BLACK GLAZE SKYPHOS WITH DECORATION: Ca. 350 BC. A pottery skyphos featuring deep, curved sides that create a generous and elegant cup shape, resting on a sturdy ring foot. The vessel is fitted with two equally spaced loop handles,
0106: GREEK BLACK GLAZE SKYPHOS WITH DECORATIONEst. £200-£300
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EGYPTIAN BRONZE STATUETTE OF OSIRIS: Late Dynastic Period, ca. 664-332 BC. A bronze figure of Osiris in a mummiform position holding the crook and flail. He is depicted with a braided divine beard and wearing the atef crown with plumes
0107: EGYPTIAN BRONZE STATUETTE OF OSIRISEst. £750-£1,500
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EGYPTIAN RED BURNISHED POTTERY ALABASTRON: Ca. 2050-1786 BC. A beautifully modelled cylindrical vessel of alabastron form, the cylindrical body tapering to the pointed base, the plain rim painted with a band of black slip. The vessel was
0108: EGYPTIAN RED BURNISHED POTTERY ALABASTRONEst. £750-£1,500
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EGYPTIAN GOLD TILAPIA FISH PENDANT: New Kingdom, ca. 1550-1069 BC. A golden amulet in the shape of a tilapia fish. A cast gold amuletic bead with a suspension hole through the centre. The fish has been crafted with careful attention
0110: EGYPTIAN GOLD TILAPIA FISH PENDANTEst. £750-£1,500
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BYZANTINE GOLD PAIR OF EARRINGS: Ca. 600 AD. A pair of gold earrings formed of a round hoop embellished with a sphere and four loops suspended below. From each loop hangs a short gold chain of braided design, finished with a gold
0114: BYZANTINE GOLD PAIR OF EARRINGSEst. £2,000-£3,000
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EASTERN GREEK GOLD PAIR OF EARRINGS: Ca. 800 BC. A matched pair of gold earrings crafted with meticulous precision. Each earring features a round section shank, meticulously formed to ensure durability and comfort for the wearer. The
0115: EASTERN GREEK GOLD PAIR OF EARRINGSEst. £600-£900
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ROMAN SILVER SPOON WITH TWISTED HANDLE: Ca. 100-300 AD. A silver spoon features an elongated bowl that gently flares towards the outer edge, exhibiting a refined and aesthetically pleasing form. Along the entire length of the bowl,
0116: ROMAN SILVER SPOON WITH TWISTED HANDLEEst. £1,400-£3,000Lot Passed
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ROMAN BRONZE MERCURY FIGURINE: Ca. 100-200 AD. A nicely detailed figure of semi-naked god Mercury (Hermes in Greek mythology), the messenger of the Gods, wearing a winged petasos cap and a cloak which covers his left arm and hand
0117: ROMAN BRONZE MERCURY FIGURINEEst. £400-£600
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LATE ROMAN SILVER GILT PHALERA: Ca. 300-400 AD. A silver gilt phalera. Its form, a symphony of geometry, unveils a hexagonal shape that captivates the eye with its harmonious angles. The centrepiece of this exquisite piece resides
0118: LATE ROMAN SILVER GILT PHALERAEst. £200-£300
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ROMAN BRONZE WINGED VICTORY: Ca. 100-300 AD. A bronze figurine encapsulates Victory in a moment of sublime poise. Captured in a standing posture, her form radiates an aura of dignified ascendancy, each contour painstakingly
0119: ROMAN BRONZE WINGED VICTORYEst. £400-£600
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ROMAN BRONZE ISIS-FORTUNA: Ca. 1st-2nd century AD. Crafted with meticulous artistry, this bronze figurine reverently portrays the goddess in a dignified stance. Draped in the robes of divine grace, she stands as an envoy
0120: ROMAN BRONZE ISIS-FORTUNAEst. £200-£300
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