Greek - Ionia - Kolophon - Autonomous Tetartemorion

Ionia. Kolophon. AR Tetartemorion. 450-410 BC. 0.25 gr. – 7.4 mm. O:\ Laureate head of Apollo right. R:\ TE within incuse square, two dots behind. SNG Kayhan 358 var. (no dots); Klein KM 403 va

Ionia. Kolophon circa 520-500 BC. Tetartemorion AR 0,25 gr. – 6.7 mm. Head of Apollo left / Incuse punch. Milne, Kolophon -; SNG Kayhan 342; SNG von Aulock 1808. VF+

Ionia. Kolophon circa 520-500 BC. Tetartemorion AR 0,25 gr. – 6.7 mm. Head of Apollo left / Incuse punch. Milne, Kolophon -; SNG Kayhan 342; SNG von Aulock 1808. VF+

Head of Apollo facing (classic style) / Quadratum incusum. SNG v. Aulock 7902. RR! XF Country:ancient Greece – Ionia

Ionia. Kolophon. AR Obol. 0.60 gr. – 7.3 mm. 600-550 BC. O:\ Archaic female head right. R:\ Irregular incuse. SNG Kayhan 342. VF+

MACEDONIAN KINGDOM. Alexander III the Great (336-323 BC). AR drachm. 4.20 gr. – 16.4 mm. Kolophon (Ionia), ca. 310-301. Head of Heracles right, wearing lion skin headdress, paws tied before nec

GREEK COINAGE. IONIA, MILETUS. ESTIMATE $100 - $125.

GREEK COINAGE. IONIA, MILETUS. ESTIMATE $125 - $150.

Ionia. Teos circa 500-475 BC. Tetartemorion AR 6 mm - 0,25g. O:\ Head of griffin right. R:\ Quadripartite incuse square. Matzke 93 (Teos); Balcer group XXXIII (Teos); SNG von Aulock 7938 (Phokaia); SN

**First Time At Auction** Greece, Ionia, ca. 295 to 275 BCE. A silver drachm featuring Kings of Macedon, Alexander III the Great (336 to 323 BCE) and Miletos mint. Obverse: head of Herakles to right,

Ancient Greek colonies of Asia Minor, Ionia, ca. 5th to 4th century BCE. A beautiful example of a deep kylix - a cup for drinking - with twin horizontal loop handles emerging form a rounded body, all

Klazomenai, also known as Clazomenae, was an ancient Greek city located on the coast of Ionia (modern-day Turkey). The city issued coinage during various periods, and one such coin is the AR Tetradrac

Ionia, Miletus, 6th-5th Century BC, Greek Coinage, AR Obol NGC F4934426208

Ancient Greece / Asia Minor, Ionia, Ephesus, ca. 390 to 330 BCE. A very fine silver tetradrachm - a Rhodian weight standard - displaying an obverse of a bee with straight wings flanked by the Greek le

An exquisite ancient Greek gold and onyx bead ibex head necklace clasp, circa 400-300BC, likely from Ionia along the Western coast of Asia Minor. Includes original receipt and Certificate of Authentic

**First Time At Auction** Greece, Ionia, Ephesus, ca. 2nd century BCE. AR drachm (3.2 g). Obverse: Bee Reverse: Stag standing right; palm tree behind. Cp. BMC 121. Size: 0.7" W (1.8 cm)Ephesus was loc

**Originally Listed At $700** Greece, colonies in Asia Minor, Ionia, ca. 6th century BCE. A striking, wheel-thrown bi-chrome terracotta vessel, its form comprised of a deep bowl with twin horizontal l

**First Time At Auction** Kings of Macedon, Alexander III The Great, 336 to 323 BCE. Silver drachm. Kolophon Mint Under Philip III Arrhidaios, ca. 322 to 319 BCE. Obverse: Head of Herakles right, wear

Ancient Greece, Ionia, ca. 6th to 5th century CE. An attractive kylix (drinking cup) of a wide, finely thrown form on a concave flared foot with twin slightly raised loop handles, decorated in a chara

**First Time At Auction** Magna Graecia, northern territories, Ionia, ca. 6th to 5th century BCE. A fine wheel-thrown pottery kylix of a wide form with a flared, concave foot, a wide, shallow basin, a

Head of Apollo right / forepart of horse right. SNG Cop. 157. VF+ Country:ancient Greece – Ionia

Ionia, Miletus, late 6th-5th Centuries BC, Greek Coinage, AR Obol, NGC VG Oversize Holder4934426237

301-297 BC. Kolophon mint. Obv: head of Herakles right, wearing lionskin headdress. Rev: BASILEWS LYSIMAXOY legend with Zeus seated left, holding eagle and sceptre; forepart of lion left over crescent

Mysia, Astrya, AE 11, head right / cult fi gure of Artemis, Ionia, Magnesia, AE 12, horse left / Pegasus right (?), Ionia, Magnesia, AE 12, head left / forepart of bull right, Islands off Caria, Rhodo