ANCIENT ART, ANTIQUITIES & MILITARIA 2023-09-24 Auction - 498 Price Results - Apollo Art Auctions in London - Page 9
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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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EGYPTIAN ROSETTE INLAY: Ca.1184-1153 BC. A conical-shaped glazed faience composition set with creamy brown petals on a brown background with a yellow central boss. Thousands of similar rosettes were found at the Delta site
0195: EGYPTIAN ROSETTE INLAYEst. £1,200-£2,000Lot Passed
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EGYPTIAN FAIENCE USHABTI: Late Period, 30th Dynasty, Ca. 332 BC. An ushabti, fashioned from light blue glazed composition, captures attention with its refined artistry and profound symbolic significance. This small funerary
0198: EGYPTIAN FAIENCE USHABTIEst. £75-£150
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EGYPTIAN STEATITE SCARAB: Ca. 1550-1070 BC. A steatite Egyptian scarab with incised features such as the clypeus, prothorax, and elytra marked by single lines. The scarab is decorated to the reverse with large khepri beetle,
0199: EGYPTIAN STEATITE SCARABEst. £150-£300
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COLLECTION OF THREE EGYPTIAN FAIENCE USHABTIS: Late Period, 30th Dynasty, Ca. 332 BC. A group of three ushabtis, fashioned from the light blue glazed composition. These small funerary figurines were specifically created to fulfill a vital role
0201: COLLECTION OF THREE EGYPTIAN FAIENCE USHABTISEst. £200-£300
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EGYPTIAN SELECTION OF AMULETS: Ca. 1550-332 BC. A group of ancient Egyptian amulets in a variety of materials, from left a faience amulet of the Ibis-headed deity Thoth; A red glass fragment of an inlay possibly of a leg; in the
0202: EGYPTIAN SELECTION OF AMULETSEst. £200-£300Lot Passed
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ANCIENT EGYPTIAN STONE VESSEL: Ca. 3000-2000 BC. A stone jar distinguished by its remarkable features and meticulous craftsmanship. Hewn from stone, this jar boasts a bulbous lower body, elegantly tapering into a corseted neck
0203: ANCIENT EGYPTIAN STONE VESSELEst. £200-£300
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EGYPTIAN ALABASTER VESSEL: New Kingdom, ca. 1550-1070 BC. An alabaster vessel featuring a conical-shaped body and circular flat base. The vessel showcases a graceful flaring towards the opening, with the mouth adorned by a
0204: EGYPTIAN ALABASTER VESSELEst. £400-£600Lot Passed
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ROMAN / SASANIAN BRONZE BOWL: Ca. 200-450 AD. A bronze bowl with a broad body with a brilliant patina enhancing the entire surface. These bowls were often used to serve meals and hold liquids like wine or oil, which were
0205: ROMAN / SASANIAN BRONZE BOWLEst. £150-£250
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ROMAN TERRA SIGILLATA JAR: Ca. 300-400 AD. A terra sigillata jar with a biconical form that reverberates with understated elegance, this vessel rests upon a low circular foot, its contour culminating in a mouth adorned with a
0206: ROMAN TERRA SIGILLATA JAREst. £250-£350Lot Passed
ROMAN BONE COSMETIC TOOL: Ca. 100-300 AD. A rare cosmetic tool, delicately carved from bone and implemented with intricate detailing on its body and two retractable tips serving as both nail and ear picks. The tool's body
0207: ROMAN BONE COSMETIC TOOLEst. £120-£300Lot Passed
ATTIC PAINTED SKYPHOS: Ca. 5th-4th century AD. A pottery skyphos created from a fine clay material, reflecting the exceptional craftsmanship of ancient Greek potters. It features a deep cup shape, which is symmetrically
0209: ATTIC PAINTED SKYPHOSEst. £800-£1,600Lot Passed
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GREEK BLACK-GLAZE LEKYTHOS: Ca. 5th century AD. A black-glaze lekythos displays a roundish body that rests upon a ring base, providing stability and balance to the vessel. Notably, the shoulder of the lekythos is adorned with
0210: GREEK BLACK-GLAZE LEKYTHOSEst. £750-£1,500
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ATTIC BLACK-GLAZE ASKOS: Ca. 480-450 BC. A black-glaze askos crafted from clay showcases a globular body with a mouth that is tilted to one side. It is also equipped with a horizontal handle, allowing for easy handling and
0211: ATTIC BLACK-GLAZE ASKOSEst. £600-£900Lot Passed
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ROMAN IRON STEELYARD: Ca. 100-300 AD. This steelyard boasts a rod with a pointed finial on one end and an openwork circular decorative terminal on the other. Two hooks dangle from the rod, and a weight is suspended from
0212: ROMAN IRON STEELYARDEst. £120-£300
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ROMAN BRONZE KEY: Ca. 100-300 AD. A bronze key featuring a circular suspension hoop with a lateral projection, providing a point of attachment and ease of handling. A rectangular-shaped shank extends from the hoop,
0213: ROMAN BRONZE KEYEst. £75-£150
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ROMAN BRONZE ACORN PENDANT: Ca. 100-300 AD. Constructed from bronze, this pendant exhibits a distinct acorn shape, characterized by a pointed finial and a domed cupule adorned with meticulous detailing and features a
0214: ROMAN BRONZE ACORN PENDANTEst. £60-£150
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ROMAN SILVER PENDANT WITH STAR: Ca. 200-300 AD. Crafted from silver, this pendant exhibits a circular and flat form, distinguished by a serrated edge and a suspension loop positioned on the upper side. At the center of the
0215: ROMAN SILVER PENDANT WITH STAREst. £75-£150
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ROMAN GLASS FRAGMENTS BEADED NECKLACE: Ca. 1000-1500 AD. A restrung necklace composed of round and tubular blue glass beads. The choice of blue glass reflects the profound influence of Islamic art, where the colour blue represents
0216: ROMAN GLASS FRAGMENTS BEADED NECKLACEEst. £60-£150
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