FRAGMENT OF ETRUSCAN OR EARLY ROMAN TERRACOTTA ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENT

An Ancient Roman hand-carved limestone sculpture. Late Etruscan or early Republic period, ca. 6th to 5th century BC. The piece is a fragment of an architectural sculpture representing a reclining bull

An early Roman carved limestone architectural element, carved with a central dove surrounded by five point stars, encircled by acanthus wreathes. Overall approximate width 44"; depth 12"; height 20".

Architectural Terracotta Gargoyle Fragmentearly 20th century, hollow fired pottery with marble glaze, long necked beast depicted with wide eyes and mouth agape, unmarked. 37 x 14 x 15 in. Purchased in

Ancient terracotta architectural fragment, likely Roman, circa 20AD, depicting a male bust framed by acanthus scrolls and anthemion, retaining vestiges of white slip, displayed in a velvet lined acryl

Set of 4 prints of classical ancient Greek and Roman architectural elements. Heliotypes, Paris, early 20th Century. Together with a sepia architectural etching. 12 1/2" x 17 3/4".

wall accents, panels, and fragments, including: 14th century, a very rare section of English carved oak and blue painted rood screen, with pierced ovoid apertures, ogee arches and crocketted pendants;

AN EARLY EUROPEAN ETRUSCAN ANTIQUITY TERRACOTTA FRAGMENT. 10.5 cm wide.

Rome, ca. 100 to 400 CE. This is a marble fragment carved in low relief showing the body of a standing youth. This fragment is probably part of a tomb, altar, or other architectural element. Although

Ancient Terracotta Statue Possibly Isis, we are not experts in early antiquities, please use your best judgment on this piece. Looks similar to early Greek and Roman terracotta pieces we have seen. Me

An early French carved limestone architectural element, possibly a corbel. Size: 9"H x 24"W x 15.5"D Circa: 1900 List Price: $2600

Etruscan early 4th cent. B.C..Clay. H. 10.5 cm. W. 11 cmThe fragment represents a bearded man in three-quarter profile to right. The hair of his forehead and temples frames his face in fine, soft curl

**Originally Listed At $200** Egypt, Alexandria, Ptolemaic to early Roman period, ca. 3rd century BCE to 1st century CE. Two terracotta redware fragments from the ancient Egyptian city of Alexandria.

Northern Italy, Etruria, ca. late 4th to early 3rd century BCE. Simply stunning, this mold-formed terracotta figural fragment represents a woman, perhaps a goddess, draped in a flowing chiton. One han

An architectural lion head suggested to be from either Alexandria, Egypt or Ptolemaic, Roman period, 3rd to 1st C BCE. Together with a fragment of a handle depicting the face of a god. H of fragment 4

**Originally Listed At $100** Near East, Holyland, Iron Age, ca. 1200 BCE. Two early buff terracotta oil lamps, the more pristine example of a rounded, almost bowl-like form with a pronounced pinched

George Grant Elmslie (American, 1869-1952) cast and glazed pier capital architectural element from the Oliver Morten School in Hammond, Indiana, circa 1936, now mounted on a tiered veneered bronze-ton

Early wooden architectural element. 70" x 29".

Ancient Etruscan (Early Roman) Bucchero Black Ware Oenochoe Juglet | Dating from the 6th Century B.C. | Adorned burnished single-handled Bucchero Black Ware vessel featuring a finely decorated rim/lip

Pair of Antique Terracotta Architectural Element Building Spires Provenance: Lydia Thompson Morris, salvaged before deconstruction of the Compton mansion at the Morris Arboretum, Chestnut Hill, Philad

Ancient Etruscan (Early Roman) Bucchero Black Ware Vessel / Oenochoe | Burnished black earthenware vessel featuring a bulbous globular body and a long cylindrical neck ending in a wider flared funnel-

Some chips and losses, remnants of original paint, 21 tall x 12 wide x 6 deep

Ancient Roman Terracotta Oil Lamp with Eagle Handle c.1st cent AD. Size 6 inches length, 2 1/2 inches high. Rare Early Roman terracotta double wick oil lamp with superb quality eagle handle depicted f

Central India, Gupta Period, ca. 5th century AD. A high-relief terracotta architectural element depicting a crouching figure of a Gaja. Custom stand. Ex: Nancy Wiener Collection. MEASUREMENTS Height w

UNITED STATES, MID 20TH CENTURY A three piece skim coat terracotta architectural element. The three pieces assembled to form two opposing dolphins. Assembled 52" long by 12" deep by 24" tall