c.450-430 BC SICILY LEONTINI Tetradrachm NGC AU50 Apollo Lion Head

Sicily Leontinoi Tetradrachm Sicily Leontinoi Tetradrachm c. 466/402 BC. 23 mm. 15.3 gm. Obv: Laureate head of Apollo to r. Rev: ?EON-N-T-I-NO-N Head of lion r. with open jaw, around four grains. SNG

Greece, Sicily, Leontini, ca. 476 to 466 BCE, Silver tetradrachm. Obverse: Charioteer in quadriga to right, Nike above. Reverse: Lion head right; barley grains around. Dewing Collection 619. Size: 1"

Ca. 323–300 BC. Hellenistic. A silver coin (tetradrachm) issued by Alexander III, also known as Alexander the Great, depicting Herakles in right profile on the obverse wearing the lion-head hea

Italy, Sicily, Katana, 430 BCE to 425 BCE. OBVERSE: Head of Apollo facing right. Greek inscription to right. REVERSE: Biga to right, Nike flying to left above. SNG Cop. 176. Size: 17.15 grams, 25 mm.K

Ancient Ancient Greek MACEDONIAN KINGDOM. Alexander III the Great (336-323 BC). AR (silver) tetradrachm (23mm, 16.48 grams). NGC AU. Early Posthumous issue. Head of Heracles right, wearing lion skin h

SICILY. Entella. Punic issues. 300-289 BC. AR Tetradrachm. 21.5 mm - 17.03 gr. 8h. O:\ Head of Herakles right, wearing lion skin. R:\ Head of horse left; club to left, palm tree to right, Punic M�

336-323 BC. Kings of Macedon, Alexander III "the Great" Ar. tetradrachm, 336-323 BC. Head of Herakles to right, wearing lion skin headdress. Rev. Zeus Aëtophoros seated to left, holding sceptre; A�

Sicily. Syracuse. Agathocles, ca. 317-289 BC. AR Tetradrachm (17.2g), period 2, ca. 305 BC. ACNAC 6, Dewing 943. Obverse: Head of Arethusa left, four dolphins swimming around. Reverse: Charioteer driv

KINGS of MACEDON. ALEXANDER. As regent, 317-305 BC. AV Stater (18mm, 8.58 g, 11h). In the name and types of Philip II. Pella mint. Struck circa 317/6-315/4 BC. Laureate head of Apollo right / chariote

Ca. AD 100-300.A silver phalera formed as a lion's mask within a circular frame. The animal's head with prominent brow and eyes, an open mouth, and a detailed mane framing the face. The phalera is the

Greek Gold Lion-Head Earring, c. 4th - 1st Century B.C.Gold Hellenistic earring, twisted tapering loop, decorated with lion head finial and filigree.Size:2.3 cm L - 15/16 inch Material:Gold, 4.6 grams

Athens AR Tetradrachm Owl 440-404 BC MS NGC (Parliament Col) Product ID: 279765 Year: 440-404 Grade: Uncirculated Grade Service: NGC Denomination: AR Tetradrachm Mint Mark: Not Shown Meta

Hellenistic Period, ca. 3rd Century B.C. High Carat Gold Necklace with Emeralds. Necklace of fine interlinked gold chains with round emeralds terminating with gold lion-heads. Very wearable. Length: 1

early 6th century B.C., figure with arm raised with what would have been a club in hand, lion at proper left hand, wearing a lion skin, knotted at chest, draping over shoulders and lion's head enclosi

Circa 100-200 ADA post-classical gold ring with oval bezel and tapering band, the roman cameo convex oval carnelian gem engraved with bust of Hercules wearing Nemean lion skin over head. Ring possibly

Persia, Ca. 11th century AD A stone relief of Manticore - a legendary, mythical monszter with the body of a lion with a human head, and a porcupine or scorpion tail. Manticore comes from Persia, where

10th-6th century BC. A substantial pendant of Pazuzu with pierced lug above the head; the figure with the body of a man, the head of a lion, short wings to the shoulders, stub tail to the reverse; dis

Han Dynasty, 206 BC-220 AD. A gilt-bronze lion, reclining with legs tucked under body; head held forward with mouth open; surface of body with gilt interlinked geometric motifs. 278 grams, 96 mm (3 3/

Two Achamenid Gold Lion-Headed Appliques Circa 5th century B.C. Each delicate embossed profile head with openwork curling mane, meant to be set into a diadem or crown. Diameter of each 3 inches. C The

Ptolemaic Period, Ca. 525 - 30 BC. A heavy gold spiral snake arm ring, terminating with a tapered loop tail and opposing is a moulded snake head with one remaining blue sapphire or glass inset eye. A

Late Period to Ptolemaic Period, Ca. 664-30 BC.A rare sculpture of a seated ibis made from bronze and alabaster. Its intricate details are achieved by casting the legs and head separately in bronze an

Late Period - Ptolemaic Dynasty, c. 663-30 BC. A polychromy wooden female figure with a basket on her head and a water vessel in her right hand. She is depicted striding forward, wearing a short wig a

Ca. 1st century BC - AD 1st century.A rectangular-shaped stone stele with a high-relief depiction of a stylised bull's head with short, crescentic horns, large eyes and a rounded snout with accentuate

Ca. 300 BC - AD 100.An alabaster carved figurine of a camel standing atop an integral, flat base. The animal stands in an erect pose with its head raised. Size: 200mm x 250mm; Weight: 2.2kg Provenance