Two Greco-Roman Terracotta Fragments

Two Greco-Roman Terracotta FragmentsTwo ancient Greco-Roman terracotta fragments: of a standing maiden's body wearing chiton and himation tightly around body; together with female head with elaborate

Two Greco-Roman Terracotta Female HeadsTwo ancient Greco-Roman terracotta female heads; each of a maiden with himation covering pulled back hair (considerable wear; as-is); L: 4 1/4" (larger)

Two Greco-Roman Terracotta Female FigurinesTwo ancient Greco-Roman terracotta female figurines; each maiden standing in robes (considerable wear and repair; as-is); H: 6 1/4" (larger)

Magna Graecia, ca. 3rd-1st century BC. The first, with elaborate headdress, possibly depicting Ceres, the second a satyr. Custom stand. Collected in the 19th century and from a Northshore, Massachuset

The terracotta fragment, measuring 7x6.5cm (2.76x2.56 inches), appears to be a part of a larger statue, likely depicting a deity or an athlete, given the muscular definition and posture. The style ind

TWO ANTIQUITIES. One, early Greco-Roman terracotta miniature head of goddess, H: 1 1/4 in., on wooden plinth base; Other, iridescent green two-handle vessel with incrustations, H: 3 1/8 in.

Two early wallpaper fragments, Greco-Roman chariot with figure holding a wreath and another of flowers, both framed. American, 18th century. H: 15"; W: 26" and H:16"; W: 22.5". // Deux fragments de pa

Two Ancient Roman Bronze Rings, along with assorted terracotta fragments. Collection paperwork indicates that these pieces were excavated from the Cumae ruins in August, 1933.

Three ceramic fragments, two with inventory numbers written on back in black ink, sizes from 5” to 3”, all mounted on bases. (3)

Greco Roman head of Dionysus/Bacchus, ca 1st - 2nd Century A.D. Terracotta fragment of deity with remains of red pigment. One horn is missing. Dimensions: 4-1/8" H; Weight: 4.3 oz. Provenance: Ex. Pri

Terracotta head fragment of Isis wearing Sun disc helmet, disc supported by bird. Hair under helmet and nice facial features. Suspension holes at sides. Loosely mounted on wood stand. Mineral deposits

**First Time At Auction** Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. A fragment of a bright red terracotta brick made by the Roman legions and stamped with "L E G [two characters unreadable] A

Fragment of an oil lamp with two laresRoman, 1. Century A.D.Terracotta, L = 8.3 cm (3 1/4 inches)Provenance:Swiss private collection, Basel. Bought from Gorny and Mosch, Munich.Before that in private

Standing Woman, two vessels, oil lamp, and Head fragment, five earthenware antiques, two with stands, 2 ½” to 6” tall, comes with certificate and booklet from Tel Aviv shop dated 1970; Together w

**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.

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

A Group of 19 Greco-Roman Terracotta Heads Circa 3rd Century B.C.-1st Century A.D. Height of largest 3 inches (7.6 cm). Property from the Estate of Leona Chanin Provenance: Moshe Dayan, Tel Aviv, Isra

Lot of two Greco-Roman busts, red clay, depicting Diana and Apollo, both 30" h. Provenance: From the collection of interior designer Thomas Britt.

Five ceramic heads, all with inventory numbers written on back in black ink, sizes from 3 ¾” to 1 ½”, all mounted on bases. (5)

Roman, Imperial period, North Africa, ca. 3rd to 5th century CE. A trio of delightful terra sigillata fragments, each decorated with relief motifs - one of Hercules carrying the fierce Erymanthian boa

Six Greco-Roman Terracotta HeadsGroup of six ancient Greco-Roman terracotta heads: black slip grotesque man, bald man and four females (considerable wear; as-is); L: 1 7/8"

Six Greco-Roman Terracotta HeadsGroup of six ancient Greco-Roman terracotta heads; each female with their hair tied back, some with head covered (typical wear); L: 1 3/4" (largest); one on plexiglass

Roman, Imperial period, ca. 1st to 4th century CE (three red pieces) and Egypt, Coptic culture, ca. 1st century BCE to 1st century CE (black and white on red). A group of four ancient pottery fragment