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Medieval Ceramic Part-Glazed Jar: Circa 15th century AD. A buffware biconical pot with collar and rolled rim, concentric ring detail to the shoulder; tan glaze to shoulder and rim. Ex Steinberg collection, acquired 1995. Ceramic,
0121: Medieval Ceramic Part-Glazed JarEst. £30-£50
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Medieval Group of Pilgrims' Ampullae: 14th-15th century AD. A group of five lead medieval pilgrims' ampullae, three with shell-shaped bodies and narrow triangular handles; one with rouded body with crown and lozenge motif, one handle
0122: Medieval Group of Pilgrims' AmpullaeEst. £40-£60
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Bronze Age Decorated Looped and Socketed Axe Head: Middle European, circa 800-500 BC. A large cast looped and socketted axe head with flared edge, collar to mouth and raised Y-shaped ribbing to each face. Property of a European Gentleman living in
0124: Bronze Age Decorated Looped and Socketed Axe HeadEst. £200-£300
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Bronze Age Decorated Looped and Socketed Axe Head: Middle European, circa 800-500 BC. A cast looped and socketted axe head with flared edge, collar to mouth and raised Y-shaped ribbing to each face. Property of a European Gentleman living in the UK;
0125: Bronze Age Decorated Looped and Socketed Axe HeadEst. £200-£300
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Bronze Age Bronze Pick Implement: Central European, circa 1200-800 BC. A cast bronze pick-head with collared tubular socket and two thick integral arms; to the upper end, a broad flange; separate lower flange with collar. Property of
0126: Bronze Age Bronze Pick ImplementEst. £600-£800
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Roman Bronze and Iron Key: Circa 1st century AD. A large key comrising an iron flat-section shank and sturdy bit embedded in a bronze rectangular handle with ovoid suspension loop and knop above. UK art market, acquired prior
0127: Roman Bronze and Iron KeyEst. £50-£70
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Neolithic Green Stone Axe: Circa 3rd-2nd millennium BC. A polished green stone axe head, biconvex in section. Found in the Forest of Dean Stone, 314 grams, 11.5 cm (4 1/2").
0128: Neolithic Green Stone AxeEst. £150-£250
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Bronze Age Spiral Fibula Pair: Middle European, circa 800-500 BC. A pair of bronze brooches, each formed as a pair of spiral coils with figure-of-eight junction between and integral pin and catch to the rear. Property of a
0129: Bronze Age Spiral Fibula PairEst. £1,200-£1,800
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Byzantine Miniature Folding Triptych Panel Group: Circa 7th-9th century AD. A miniature triptych in bronze comprisng a rectangular central panel depicting scenes of adoration and two smaller panels each with six images of male saints, arranged in
0130: Byzantine Miniature Folding Triptych Panel GroupEst. £90-£120
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Celtic Silver Seal Matrix: Circa 1st century BC. A cast silver seal matrix with integral loop to the reverse; the design a grotesque stylised face in profile. London private collection, acquired 1950's-1970's. Silver, 4.75
0131: Celtic Silver Seal MatrixEst. £80-£120
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Islamic Bronze Lioness Handle: Circa 12th century AD. A zoomorphic bronze handle, D- shaped hoop with flat-based terminals for attachment, V-shaped central section below stylised lioness head ornament with incised facial features
0132: Islamic Bronze Lioness HandleEst. £120-£180
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Byzantine Zoomorphic Buckle Plate Group: Circa 6th-9th century AD. A group of three bronze zoomorphic buckle plates comprising: one rectangular with a rounded end, depicting a dragon or serpent; another with a stylised deer within a
0133: Byzantine Zoomorphic Buckle Plate GroupEst. £70-£90
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Roman Ceramic 'Bird' Oil Lamp: Circa 1st century AD. A cast ceramic oil lamp with scrolled nozzle and two piercings; to the discus, a bird on a branch modelled in low relief. Property of a London Gentleman; acquired before 1985.
0134: Roman Ceramic 'Bird' Oil LampEst. £80-£120
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Iron Age Glass Gaming Piece Group: Circa 1st century BC. A mixed group of glass conical gaming pieces comprising: one pale blue with white trail, red tip; two green with white and tan marvered trails; three dark blue with white and
0135: Iron Age Glass Gaming Piece GroupEst. £500-£700
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Stone Age Palaeolithic Cleaver: Circa 350,000 BC. A simple cleaver or knife formed on a large flake, with typical river terrace patination. Inscribed 'Flamstead Nr St Albans'. Flint, 247 grams, 11.5 cm (4 1/2").
0137: Stone Age Palaeolithic CleaverEst. £50-£70
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Byzantine Bronze Weight and Pendant Group: Circa 7th - 8th century AD. A bronze figural pendant with an attached loop for suspension, circular, depicting a beardless male figure wearing armour, the sun visible behind him, to the reverse,
0138: Byzantine Bronze Weight and Pendant GroupEst. £50-£80
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Neolithic Ceramic Idol Figurine: Southeast European origin, circa 4th-3rd millennium BC. A ceramic figure formed as a convex plaque and knop; geometric saltire pattern to the plaque, stylised head above. Property of a Middlesex
0139: Neolithic Ceramic Idol FigurineEst. £100-£200
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Roman Dress Pin Group: Circa 1st-4th century AD. A mixed group of three Roman pins comprising: one bronze, large with flat head; one bronze, with polyhedral head and crooked tine; one silver with polyhedral head and
0140: Roman Dress Pin GroupEst. £60-£90
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Etruscan Ceramic Bichrome Kantharos: 6th century BC. A ceramic buffware kantharos with painted concentric circumferential bands to the body in black and ochre, two loop handles to the rim. Property of a London Gentleman; acquired before
0141: Etruscan Ceramic Bichrome KantharosEst. £100-£150
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Chinese Bronzed Tinned Hand-Mirror: Han Dynasty, 206 BC-220 AD. A tinned bronze mirror with discoid plate and flat-section rectangular handle; to the reverse a square panel with the owner's name reserved in the field. Property of a
0142: Chinese Bronzed Tinned Hand-MirrorEst. £100-£200
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Luristan Bronze Axe Head: Circa 1000 BC. A cast bronze axe head with narrow beck expanding to the curved blade and stud to rear. Property of a London Gentleman; acquired before 1985. 169 grams, 13 cm (5").
0143: Luristan Bronze Axe HeadEst. £150-£250
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Greek Ceramic Blackware Skyphos: Circa 3rd century BC. A ceramic blackware skyphos with tubular base, hemispherical bowl and two loop handles; to the centre, a stamped rosette with four radiating palmettes within concentric slashed
0144: Greek Ceramic Blackware SkyphosEst. £150-£200
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