Thrace Istros 600-400 BC

Thrace. Istros, 400-350 BC. Silver Drachm (16 mm 6.04 g). Two young male heads facing, side by side, inverted. Rev. Sea-eagle stg. l. on dolphin. S-1669; BMC 3,2. Very Fine. Estimated Value $250 - U

Thrace Istros Silver Stater (400-350 BC) Product ID: 55042 Year: 400-350 BC Grade: Average Circulated Grade Service: None Denomination: AR Stater Mint Mark: Not Shown Metal Content: 0 tro

Silver drachm, minted in 400-350 BC, Thrace, Istros Obverse: Facing male heads, the left invertedReverse: TPIH, sea-eagle left, grasping dolphin with talons Weight - 5,50 gr. diameter - 18 mm

Silver drachm, minted in 400-350 BC, Thrace, Istros Obverse: Facing male heads, the left invertedReverse: TPIH, sea-eagle left, grasping dolphin with talons Weight - 5,62 gr. diameter - 18,5 mm

Silver drachm, minted in 400-350 BC, Thrace, Istros Obverse: Facing male heads, the left invertedReverse: TPIH, sea-eagle left, grasping dolphin with talons Weight - 5,62 gr. diameter - 18,5 mm.

Silver drachm, minted in 400-350 BC, Thrace, Istros Obverse: Facing male heads, the left invertedReverse: TPIH, sea-eagle left, grasping dolphin with talons Weight - 5,69 gr. diameter - 18 mm

Silver drachm, minted in 400-350 BC, Thrace, Istros Obverse: Facing male heads, the left invertedReverse: TPIH, sea-eagle left, grasping dolphin with talons Weight - 5,36 gr. diameter - 17 mm

Silver drachm, minted in 400-350 BC, Thrace, Istros Obverse: Facing male heads, the left invertedReverse: TPIH, sea-eagle left, grasping dolphin with talons Weight - 5,73 gr. diameter - 18 mm

Ancient Greek Thrace Istros, Silver Trihemiobol. Two male heads facing, c.400-350 BC. Size 10mm, weight 1.39 grams. VF. Two male heads facing the right inverted / IΣTΡIH, sea eagle left on dolph

AN ANCIENT BRONZE EGYPTIAN SCULPTURE OF THE GODDESS ISIS, 26TH-30TH DYNASTY, 600-400 BC , PROVENANCE Susette Khayat, Ancient Arts Gallery, 505 Fifth Avenue, New York Acquired from the above by the fat

ca. 600-400 BC. Scythian culture. A short iron sword of the acinaces type (Greek '????????') with a pointed bevelled blade, flat guard, rectangular grip, and circular pommel; custom-made stand include

ca. 600–400 BC. Scythian culture. A short iron sword of the acinaces type (Greek '????????') with a pointed bevelled blade, flat guard, rectangular grip, and circular pommel; custom-made stand inclu

Ca. 600-400 BC. Eastern Mediterranean. A well preserved short iron sword of the akinakes type (Greek ἀκῑνάκης') with a pointed bevelled blade, wide, flat guar

Ca. 600-400 BC A finely decorated iron acinaces-type sword with pointed, elongated triangular blade, B-shaped guard, rectangular handle and openwork winged pommel.The acinaces is a type of dagger or s

Ca. 600-400 BC. Eastern Mediterranean. A well preserved short iron sword of the akinakes type (Greek ἀκῑνάκης') with a pointed blade, bow-shaped guard, rectan

Ca. 600-400 BC.An iron sword with a broad tapering blade, which terminates in a point, rectangular bronze grip with a lobed lower guard, bar pommel. Excellent condition.Size: L:304mm / W:50mm ; 205gPr

Ca. 600-400 BC. Eastern Mediterranean. A well preserved short iron sword of the akinakes type (Greek ἀκῑνάκης') with a pointed bevelled blade, bow-shaped guar

Ca. 600-400 BC An iron acinaces-type sword with a broad tapering blade, which terminates in a point, rectangular grip with a lobed lower guard, bar pommel.Size: L:435mm / W:50mm ; 335gProvenance: Priv

Ancient Oenochoe bronze pouring vessel, Magna Graecia - Southern Italy. Circa 600-400 B.C. From the Estate of June Hirsch Jones. [6" H x 4 1/2" Diam.]. In good condition as with age.

ca. 600–400 BC. Scythian culture. A short iron sword of the acinaces type (Greek ????????) with a pointed, sharp blade, bow-shaped guard, slightly flaring, rectangular grip, and crescent moon-shaped

Large Ancient Greco-Roman Pottery Flask Ca. 600-400 B.C. Size 10 7/8 inches High. x 8 inches Wide. Large pottery canteen shape vessel having opposing loop handles applied to the shoulders, and fancy t

Ca. 600 - 400 BC. A Greek silver plaque depicting a standing Gorgon holding a tripod; the portrait is framed by raised parallel lines. For similar see: I fenici, Bompiani 1989, n.419. Size: 45mm x 28m

Ca. 600-400 BC and later . A necklace made of threaded mosaic glass beads of various sizes, in yellow, green, blue, red, and white with compound eyes. Arranged in gradually growing size towards the ce

A pair of heavy Celtic knobbed rings, c. 600 - 400 BC, each of heavy construction and cast interlocked with one another. Both are well-preserved and nicely patinated. Each about 2 1/4 in (5.7 cm) in w