ANCIENT GREECE SEPIA ETCHING CA 1780 BARBAULT

VERY RARE SEPIA ETCHING OF ANCIENT OBELISKS PRINTED FRANCE CIRCA 1780. UNFRAMED. SHEET SIZE: 20X14 INCHES APPROX.

VERY RARE SEPIA ETCHING OF ANCIENT OBELISKS PRINTED FRANCE CIRCA 1780. UNFRAMED. SHEET SIZE: 20X14 INCHES APPROX.

Thymiaterium. Canosa, Ancient Greece, ca. 4th century BC. Polychrome terracotta. In good condition. Provenance: Belgian private collection, formed in the 1970s-80s / Purchased at Bonhams, London, auct

Ancient Greece, ca. 6th to 4th century BCE. A very early example of a core-formed glass amphoriskos (miniature amphora) once used to hold perfumed oil. This near miniature vase boasts an exceptionally

Ancient Greece, ca. 540 BCE. Published on the front cover of Charles Ede Ltd Antiquities Catalogue 168 (a copy of which is included with this piece) with the following descriptions,"Greek circular ant

Ancient Greece, ca. 540 BCE. A mold-made earthenware antefix depicting the head of a Gorgon - a frightening beast-like female creature seen as early as the days of Homer that continued to be used as a

Ancient Greece, ca. 2nd to 1st century BCE. Among the most impressive amphoriskos shapes - form III:2B (Toledo, pp. 126 ff) - this elongated version presents a cobalt blue glass body decorated with a

Ancient Greece, ca. 3rd century BCE. An elegant core-formed Roman glass alabastron with blue and tawny almond colored trailing in a feathered pattern on the neck. This alabastron has the characteristi

**First Time At Auction** Ancient Greece, ca. 6th to 4th century BCE. A very early example of a core-formed glass amphoriskos (miniature amphora) once used to hold perfumed oil. This near miniature va

Ancient Greece, ca. 5th to 4th century BCE. A storage container known as a pithos, cast in bronze, with a piriform shaped body, a tubular neck with everted bands adorning the mid-section, flaring to a

Ancient Greece, ca. 5th to 4th century BCE. A superb example of a core-formed glass amphoriskos (miniature amphora) once used to hold perfumed oil. This vase boasts an exceptionally elegant form with

Ancient Greece, ca. 5th to 4th century BCE. A wonderful circular terracotta relief depicting the head of a goddess, perhaps Tyche (Roman counterpart being Fortuna) - the goddess of luck and fortune -

**Originally Listed At $1500** Ancient Greece, ca. 5th to 4th century BCE. A near miniature ancient Greek bronze votive figurine depicting an animal, possibly a calf, upon an integrated base with outs

Ancient Greece, ca. 6th to 4th century BCE. An ancient Greek torque bracelet - torque meaning that it is open ended in the front - with decorative ram head terminals on either side of the opening and

A very rare Boeatian Terracotta Plank Idol, Ancient Greece ca 650 BC. A hand painted terracotta idol, Boeotian plank figurines were dubbed 'Papades' (priests) by the Boeotian villagers, who were the f

Ancient Greece, ca. 5th to 3rd century BCE. Rare glass jar of small proportions created using blue glass rods melted and wrapped around a sand core. You can see how this was made in layers with a cent

**Originally Listed At $300** Ancient Greece, ca. late 5th to 4th century BCE. A wonderful set of three mold-formed terracotta votive heads meant to be left as offerings at a temple or a shrine. The h

Ancient Greece, ca. 5th to 4th century BCE. A beautiful wheel-thrown pottery lebes gamikos with a squat footed base, a gradually-widening body with a concave shoulder, a raised lip meant to hold a lid

**First Time At Auction**Ancient Greece, ca. 5th to 4th century BCE. A group of four terracotta animals, possibly meant as votive offerings, in the forms of a bull, a ram, and two different birds. Eac

Ancient Greece, ca. late 5th to 4th century BCE. A wheel-thrown blackware aryballos with a diminutive footed base, a piriform body which gradually widens to a rounded shoulder, a discoid rim, and a th

Ancient Greece, ca. 4th century BCE. A hollow, mold-made terracotta bust of a woman, probably a goddess, with substantive white pigment remaining. She has a wonderfully life-like face, with a long, th

**First Time At Auction** Ancient Greece, ca. 5th to 4th century BCE. A mold-made earthenware maskette depicting the head of a Gorgon - a frightening beast-like female creature seen as early as the da

Ancient Greece, ca. 5th to 4th century BCE. A mold-made earthenware maskette depicting the head of a Gorgon - a frightening beast-like female creature seen as early as the days of Homer that continued

**Originally Listed At $250** Ancient Greece, ca. 6th century BCE. A zoomorphic terracotta votive figure in the form of a horned bull, formed using a bivalve mold. The animal is depicted with a powerf