Roman Limestone Head of a Deity or Genius

Near East, Palmyra, Roman Imperial Period, ca. 2nd to 3rd century CE. A finely carved Palmyrene limestone head of a youthful female beauty, her quixotic visage comprised of large almond-shaped eyes wi

Ancient Roman Limestone Head Fragment of a Man c.1st-2nd century AD. Size 6 1/2 inches high + mount. Fine carved limestone fragment head of a man wearing a wreath head band with a bust in the center,

4th-5th century A.D. A life-size limestone head of a man characterised by an elongated oval face and hieratic features, slender brows over almond-shaped eyes, slender nose with broad nostrils, slender

Rome, Imperial Period, ca. 1st to 4th century CE. A skillfully carved limestone head of a god with a beard - either Jupiter (Zeus) or Neptune (Poseidon). The god has a huge head of hair and a fulsome

Rome, ca. 200 BCE to 300 CE. This is a fragment of a white limestone head, with one eye, nose, and mouth remaining; these features demonstrate the realism and naturalistic style of Roman sculpture. Si

3rd-4th Century AD. A large stone with the head facing right of a bearded man. Near East, Roman, charged in deep relief. The expression is quite somber with minor detailing of the hair and eyes. Size:

Roman Empire, Western Europe - Gaul or Britian, ca 3rd to 5th century CE. Limestone head of a male. Very rounded form, almond-shaped eyes, long chin a possible indication of a beard, lips pursed, clos

Ancient Roman Limestone Female Head c.2nd century AD. Size 2 1/4 inches high. + mount. Fine quality carved limestone female head fragment from a full figure. Provenance:Ex. The time Machine.

Superbly carved head figure from the Classical Roman Antiquity. It sits on a modern red display pedestal. Depicts a Satyr or Fawn, a common being of Greco-Roman Mythology and Art. Made from a carved l

A Roman Period Carved Limestone Head of Emperor Caracalla - 3rd Century CE, Italy. An ancient limestone carved head of Marcus Aurelius Antonius, better known as Caracalla, Roman Emperor (211 CE - 217

An ancient Roman Period Palestine hand carved limestone male head. The head is adorned with engraved facial features. This artifact explores the grandeur and legacy of ancient Rome, serving as a testa

Near East / Holy Land, Palmyra, Roman period, ca. 2nd to 3rd century CE. Wow! A stunning, naturalistic limestone head of a priest wearing a characteristically tubular headdress, known as a modius, enc

Egypt, Roman period, ca. 100 BCE to 100 CE. Carved limestone pediment with male head in relief, showing distinct Egyptian coiffure, remains of original black and pink pigment still quite evident. Incl

Ancient Roman Limestone Bust of man in toga Beit She’an style head 3-4 centuries AD. Size 12 3/4 inches high, 11 inches wide. ex David Hendin coll. Purchased 1988 from Shraga Qedar, Jerusalem.

Nicely made example of a woman with agape mouth and headcovering. Also would have had a vase or jar on her head as noted by hollowed section. Circa 1st-3rd Century AD. 4 7/8" tall. Drilled for mo

Greco Roman head of Dionysus/Bacchus, ca 1st - 2nd Century A.D. Terracotta fragment of deity with remains of red pigment. One horn is missing. Dimensions: 4-1/8" H; Weight: 4.3 oz. Provenance: Ex. Pri

Rome, ca. 1st to 4th century CE. A breathtaking modeled head of a deity, perhaps Apollo, in wondrous Classical style, subtly turned on his elegant neck, with almost feminine features and hairstyle. Th

A Roman marble head of a bearded man, c. 1st - 2nd Century AD, a copy of a Greek original representing a deity of philosopher, wearing a fillet and with long wavy hair. Surfaces with light weathering

Ancient Rome, ca. 2nd to 4th century CE. A near-miniature, carved marble head and torso belonging to an elderly deity, perhaps Jupiter (Zeus) or Hercules (Herakles). Despite the fact that this is a se

Roman Empire, Mediterranean region, ca. 1st-3rd century AD. A nicely carved miniature head of a deity with suspension loop. Custom stand. Ex: Rhode Island collection, most of which was collected in th

Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. A marvelous ensemble of five bronze busts/heads depicting various deities, from left to right: Juno (Hera), the queen of the gods, donning a crown; A

TWO GRAECO ROMAN POTTERY OIL LAMPS, the Greek Attica style reproduction oil lamp modeled as the head of a warrior deity issuing three wick nozzles and surmounted by a circular handle pierced for suspe

Greece, late Hellenistic Period, ca. 2nd to 1st century BCE. A finely rendered, hand-carved marble head of a female deity, perhaps depicting Aphrodite (Roman Venus), the goddess of love, passion, and

limestone or marble, with ram's head handles and carved with classical figures, 9 3/4" diameter, 11 1/2" across at handles (approximately 10 lbs)provenance: collected by the consignor's father, Walter