Lucania, Velia, Obol, c. 535-465 BC

An Egyptian Faience 'Eye of Horus' amulet, Late Period, c. 664-535 BC, with vibrant light turquoise glaze and incised detail, L: 1 in (2.5cm). Ex Collection of Elennore de Mot, acquired in the early 2

Thrace, Abdera; 1/8 Obol, c. 492-473 BC, 0.580.OBV: Griffin with front leg raisedRx: Four part incuseEX Harlan J Berk

Lucania, Poseidonia, Stater, c. 445-420 BC; AR (g 7,81; mm 20; h 12); ΠΟΜΕΣ, Poseidon advancing r., holding trident and wearing chlamys, Rv. ΠOΣEIDAN (retrograde), bull standing

Lucania, Thurium, Triobol, c. 443-400 BC; AR (g 1,10; mm 11; h 4); Head of Athena r., wearing Attic helmet decorated with wreath, Rv. ΘOYPIΩN, bull advancing r. on exergual line. HNItaly 1777. C

Lot of 4 Ancient Greek Silver Coins obols c.3rd-2nd century BC. Size 10-13 mm. mixed types small denomenation silver coins.

Lot of 2 Ancient Greek Silver Coins obols c.3rd-2nd century BC. Size 8 mm. small denomenation 1/12 stater silver coins.

LUCANIA VELIA, AR DIDRACHM SILVER COIN (BC 350-321). 23MM

LUCANIA, Thurium c.4th-3rd Centuries BC AR Triobol/Diobol - NGC G

334-300 BC. Obv: head of Athena left wearing crested Phrygian helmet with KE monogram behind. Rev: lion feeding left with KE monogram below; VELHTWN in exergue. See SNC Munchen 866; HN Italy 1296. 6.5

Ancient Greek LUCANIA. Metapontum. Ca. 330-280 BC. Silver stater (20mm, 12h). NGC Fine. Head of Demeter right, crowned with grain / META, grain ear with leaf to right; plow above, MAX below. HN Italy

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.

Laureate head of Apollo right, A behind / Curule chair, garlanded, on which lies wreath. Crawford 465/2a. VF

Carved White Marble Head of a Bearded Elder, possibly Plato, mounted on black wood museum stand. Object is 4 1/2" tall, 7 3/4" tall overall.

Ancient Greek bronze votive lamp, circa 5th century BC, cast in the form of a ship with dolphin, a pierced hole near the front perhaps for a wick. With later stand. Provenance: The Collection of Jerom

Cast bronze Etruscan, 6th century BC Unclothed warrior with helmet Characteristically elongated proportions Height: 19.8 cm Provenance: Swiss private collection Votive figure with characteristic propo

Circular Bi disc carved on both sides around the central opening with a field of raised swirls, surmounted by well carved opposing qilins. On a custom museum quality stand. 9 in. h. Condition: Well re

Greek terracotta bust of a woman, ca. 4th - 3rd Century BC. It is 5 in. high, 4-1/2 in. wide and depicts a woman with her head turned slightly downwards, wearing a wreath in her hair. Heavy encrustati

4th Century B.C. Apulian large lidded red figure ware lekanis with broad shallow bowl, pedestal foot and loop handles and conical lid with running wave pattern to the rim, palmettes and ladies of fash

A miniature Near Eastern hand carved Limestone box. The box is adorned with an image of human figures. The box is mounted on figurines depicting reclining lions, engraved with detailed patterns. Circa

Full title: A reticulated turquoise-glazed Egyptian faience amulet plaque, 4th/1st C. b.C. Description: H 4,5 x L 5 cm (the plaque) Ref.: The Metropolitan Museum, New York, Accession Number: 74.51.453

Title: Very Rare Assyrian Steatite Seal, Slaying of Lamassu, c. 6th Century B.C. Date & Origin: Neo-Assyrian/Neo-Babylonian, c. 6th Century B.C. Superb quality Neo-Assyrian seal of dark red steatite,

Iran, c. 1st millennium BC - 7th C. BC Ceramic, 25 cm Provenance: Count Maurice D'Arquian (1908 - 1975), Brussels Colette Ghysels collection, Brussels Superb zoomorphic ritual libation vessel from the

EXTREMELY WEARABLE INTAGLIO SIGNET RING, set with a beautifully carved hardstone intaglio. Signed to the back: PE TRVS EPS. (presumably Gnostic Ptolemaic 1st. c. B.C. Alexandria). Head approx. 28.1 x

Ancient bronze figure of Hercules, Possibly 2nd c. B.C., Etruscan, with outstretched hand and in walking pose, 4"h x 2"w Provenance: From the Collection of Eugene V. and Clare E. Thaw Notes/Literature