Celtic Enamelled Votive Altar

1st century BC-1st century AD. A hollow-formed bronze cube with one open face and round socket to the opposite, three contiguous sides each with an incuse square of red enamel and raised saltire. 4.69

Height:100cmWidth:52cmWeight:43kgFor size details ,please refer to the marks on our pictures.

2nd century BC-2nd century AD. A carved limestone head with stylised grotesque features, prominent nose and eyebrows, drilled mouth. See Ross, A., Pagan Celtic Britain, London, 1967, for an overview o

1st century BC-1st century AD. A bronze votive statuette formed as a stylised standing figure with short arms held at the waist, large head with emphasised nose and shallow eyes. See the Portable Anti

Danubian Tribes, Bronze figure of a horseman, with well modeled head and somewhat stylized body. The right arm raised and the left downturned. Slender body with the legs spread for the saddle. 1 3/8&#

A W N Pugin for John Hardman and Sons (attributed), a Gothic Revival brass and enamelled altar vase, circa 1850, footed baluster form, decorated with champleve thistle and foliate entwined rope emblem

Bronze plaque. China. 19th century. Enamelled accents. Votive plaque for the godess of mercy, Kuan yin. 7.5 x 5.5in.

A Celtic bronze votive sickle, Hallstatt culture, c. 800 - 475 BC, cast with one flat side and never meant to be a real tool but to be used in a ritual/votive context, sickles of this type having been

Ca. 2nd-1st century BC A lead idol figure of minimalist form, displaying an elongated body with hands folded together on the chest. Head round and bald with pronounced eyes and nose. Unworked reverse.

A Celtic bronze votive sickle, c. 8th - 5th Century BC, with slightly flared handle, the back-side flat. L: 9 1/8 in (23.3 cm). Very well-preserved with attractive patination. Ex Los Angeles private c

Circa 1st century B.C.-1st century A.D.. With carinated arching neck, crescent 'horns' above the forehead, inset blue glass eyes. Cf. Durham, E., Metal Figurines in Roman Britain, vol. 2, Reading, 201

Circa 1st century B.C.-1st century A.D.. With spherical body, integral suspension loop and curved blade. 17.1 grams, 35 mm (1 3/8 in.). From a collection acquired on the UK art market from various auc

16th-18th century AD. A mixed group of bronze crosses in Byzantine style, pendant, votive and altar types. 321 grams total, 5.5-12cm (2 1/4 - 4 3/4"). Property of a British gentleman; formerly in the

A Sabaean alabaster altar or votive with inscription, Arabia, c. 4th - 5th Century AD, in rectangular form and of two levels, the upper most narrower than the base. The front of both levels bear an in

1st century A.D.. Possibly the end-panel of a wooden casket, with champ lev? enamel scrolls flanking a central palmette within a rectilinear border; Chris Rudd says: 'The S-shaped scroll either side o

Iron Age, Ca. 100 BC A bronze figurine of a horse and rider. The rider with left hand lifted and legs formed in an open position enabling attachment over the horse which is in a standing position with

Iron Age, Ca. 100 BC A bronze figurine of a horse and rider. The animal with arched neck, defined mane, and his right foreleg raised. The rider with simplified features and outstretched arms sits atop

Mongolian silver footed tray, decorated with Buddhist emblems, suggesting its use as a container for votive offering on a Buddhist altar. Together with two cloisonne vases with dragon motif, raised on

Four pieces Belleek porcelain made in Ireland. The four pieces include Rathmore Acanthus vase (7" tall), egg (5" tall), mask hurricane votive & globe (6.5" tall), and Celtic Wolfhou

Rome, Roman Britain, ca. 43 to 410 CE. This is a trio of small enamelled fibulas that reflect the unique artistic tradition of Celtic influence on Roman style in Britain. Two are cruciform shaped and

4 pews, 2 kneeling rails, votive candle stand The Stocktons; 2 Prie deu & 2 candle holders, George Becker; Custom made 6 brass altar candelabras Linda Orleff "Lighting Bug"

**Originally Listed At $250** Central Europe, St. Poelten, Austria, La Tene culture (Celtic), ca. 500 to 0 BCE. A cast bronze votive axe head in the style of those from a famous La Tene site, with a r

Antique primitive hand-carved stone religious relic in the form similar to a "hand altar."  Date unknown but in the Ethiopian Coptic style which is said to have influenced similar Celtic designs. Tw

Messrs. Gunning & Son Ltd. 18 Fleet Street, Dublin. Manufacturers of ecclesiastical art metal, church plating and brass works. A copper plated bronze frame in two sections. A brass fret with a Celtic