GREEK BRONZE DOLPHIN "COIN" NECKLACE, 5TH-4TH CEN. BC

From the Greek Black Sea colony of Olbia which provided slaves, cereal, and fish. Before die struck coinage, these dolphin figures served as a means of exchange, vital for commerce to thrive. They are

From the Greek Black Sea colony of Olbia which provided slaves, cereal, and fish. Before die struck coinage, these dolphin figures served as a means of exchange, vital for commerce to thrive. They are

From the Greek Black Sea colony of Olbia (presently Ukraine) which provided slaves, cereal, and fish. Before dying struck coinage, these dolphin figures served as a means of exchange, vital for commer

From the Greek Black Sea colony of Olbia which provided slaves, cereal, and fish. Before die struck coinage, these dolphin figures served as a means of exchange, vital for commerce to thrive. They are

From the Greek Black Sea colony of Olbia which provided slaves, cereal, and fish. Before dying struck coinage, these dolphin figures served as a means of exchange, vital for commerce to thrive. They a

Lot of 3 Ancient Greek Dolphin coins c.4th century BC. Size 1 - 1 1/4 inches length. Cast bronze dolphin. Dolphin with raised spine, dark green and brown patina, extremely nice for these! SNG BM Black

5th-3rd century BC. A group of flat sectioned bronze dolphins with detailing of the eye, dorsal fin and tail. 18 grams, 25-33mm (1 3/4"). Sear 1684. This unique type of coinage was cast in Olbia, in t

Mysia, Lampsakos. Bronze. 3.15 gr. – 17.0 mm. 4th-3rd century BC. Laureate head of Zeus to right / Forepart of pegasos to right, ΛAM around, dolphin below. SNG BnF 1201; BMC 64. VF\XF

From the Greek Black Sea colony of Olbia which provided slaves, cereal and fish. Before die struck coinage, these dolphin figures served as a means of exchange, vital for commerce to thrive. They are

Lot of 6 Ancient Greek, Roman Silver coins c.4th cen BC-4th cen AD. Alexander Drachm, Phoenicia Obol, 3 Roman Antoninianus, Islamic medieval coin. Provenance: Ex Dr Joseph Jouma, VA USA.

Greek Bronze Kylix with Chariots, c. 5th-4th Century B.C.Shallow kylix decorated in the centre with large rosette surrounded by floral pattern, the outer band engraved with six chariots drawn by two h

This artifact, sized at 6x5.5 cm, is a bronze or brass sculpture from classical Greece, likely used as a holder for rings or other small items. The cockerel is a figure associated with the Greek god H

Birytis, Troas 4th Cen BC, Head of Kabiros wearing pileus; BIPY Club wreath Greek Coin

A Greek Bronze Finger Ring with Leda and the Swan Circa 5th-4th Century B.C. Ring size 3; 4.6 dwt. Provenance: Private Collection, New York, 1990s.

The rounded body has a short neck, ending in an inverted rim. Offered with a custom base, lucite stand. Circa 5th-4th Century B.C. Dimensions: H. 2 1/4 in. (5.7 cm.), D. 4 3/4 in. (12 cm.) Ex. French

**First Time At Auction** Eastern Europe, Danubian District, Olbia, ca. 5th century BC. A trio of cast bronze dolphins. Compare, SNG BM Black Sea 361; SNG Cop 72. The dolphin coins are incredibly dist

5th-4th century BC. A bronze fitting in the form of the forepart of a lion; large head with engraved details to the face and mane, hole to the mouth; small forelegs to the underside with paws hanging

5th-4th century BC. A bronze finger ring with disc bezel, intaglio standing female with arm extended towards a sacred flame extending from a tripod. 4.37 grams, 21.05mm overall, 18.10mm internal diame

5th-4th century B.C. A bronze ring with lentoid-section hoop and oval-shaped bezel engraved with a horse rearing left, standing on a groundline, wearing a crown, catching spears between its front hoov

5th-4th century BC. A mixed bronze group comprising: a finger ring with intaglio gryphon; a ring bezel with intaglio trophy; a scaphoid ring bezel with intaglio seated flute player. 8.08 grams total,

two examples of litra from time of Timoleon; silver tetradrachm from 5th century BC; five assorted bronze coins from 3rd and 4th centuries BC Provenance: Private Collection

Oak Case with Greek and Roman Artifacts. Includes several Greek arrowheads from 4th Century B.C. to 3 Century A.D. Also included is an encapsulated Roman Widow's mite bronze coin, 50 B.C. to 400 A.D.

A group of 4 Greek silver coins. Lot includes a pair of 4th Century BC types and two from the 5th Century BC. Cities include Teos, Sidon in Phoenicia, Illyrian and a Carian city in Asia Minor. Largest

4th-3rd BC. Obv: two male heads facing, the right head inverted. Rev: ISTRIH, eagle standing left on dolphin, A below. AMNG 416; BMC 2; BM Black Sea 237-238; Canarache 51, 55, 58-60. 5.99 grams. (").