Practical Anat. of the Rabbit, by B. A. Bensley., 4th

1- Contemporary Stoneware Bowl with Cobalt Rabbit Decoration, Stamped "R. & B. DIEBBOLL / WASHINGTON, MI," 4th quarter 20th century, tapered bowl with applied lug handles, decorated with an artistical

Practical Tunnel Driving Author: Harold W. Richardson Illustrations B/W Photos Dated: 1941 Publisher: McGraw Hill Edition: 1st Ed - 4t

Ptolemaic to Roman Period, 4th century B.C.-4th century A.D. A group of five papyrus fragments, most comprising two sides of inked Demotic cursive script. 23 grams total including clear file, 9.5-18 c

Nine ancient ceramic vessels, mostly Greek, in addition a Roman beaker, 4th century B.C. - 4th century A.D.Neun kleine Gefäße mit schwarzem Glanztonüberzug, meist griechisch. U.a. Miniatur-Sk

Ptolemaic to Roman Period, 4th century B.C.-4th century A.D. A group of sixteen papyrus fragments, each bearing inked Demotic text in cursive script to one or both sides. 21 grams total, 1.3-12.5 cm (

Ptolemaic to Roman Period, 4th century B.C.-4th century A.D. A mixed group of fourteen papyrus fragments bearing inked Demotic text in cursive script to one or both faces. 37 grams total including cle

Three (3) Examples of One Campanian Black Glaze Pottery Fish Plate and Two ca. 4th Century B. C. Three (3) Campanian black glaze bowls all in choice condition. 1.) Large footed fish plate, black glaze

DESCRIPTION: Oil on board painting attributed to Hunt Slonem depicting two rabbits with black outlines against a blue background. Signed on verso and dated thereon "2008". CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN:

Framed oil on canvas painting, Rabbits, signed lower right B. Vouman, slight impression to canvas lower center, sight: 19.25"h, 23.25"w, overall: 30.5"h, 35"w, 12.5lbs Start Price: $150.00

Pair of Egyptian Late Period Bronze Ibises7th - 4th centuries B.C., the birds are a near pair consisting of cast bronze elements fitted to wooden bodies covered in gesso. One 10-3/8 x 16-1/4 in. and t

Origin: Ancient Greeks, 6th – 4th century B.C. Width with straightened chains – 35, 2 cm. Central part of jewelry 10,5 x 8,5 cm. Weight 63 gr. A very nice and rare artefact of ancient Gr

A Western Asiatic gold lion-headed bracelet Circa 5th-4th Century B.C. The penannular hoop of round cross-section, each terminal formed of a naturalistic lion's heads, with applied linked chain, rope

An Egyptian Stone Head of a Priest   Ptolemaic Period, Circa Late 4th Century B.C. Height 3 3/4 inches. Provenance: Joseph Brummer Collection, New York, prior to 1927.

4th century B.C. The vessel with integral round-section upward-facing handles, a third, round-section handle placed vertically between shoulder and upper neck to rear; laurel sprigs to the neck with t

An Attic Black-Glazed Amphoriskos Circa Late 5th-Early 4th Century B.C. Height 5 1/4 inches (13.3 cm). Property from a Private Florida Collection Provenance:Charles Ede, Ltd., London, 27 May 1997 (Inv

LIFE-SIZE GRECO-ROMAN MARBLE BUSTLife-size Greco-Roman marble male bust; perhaps of Apollo, is Greek and did not originally belong to the bust, c. 4th Century B.C., with diadem and detailed hair; the

An Apulian Red-Figured Neck Amphora  Circa Late 4th Century B.C. Height 24 2/5 inches (61.9 cm). Provenance: Private Collection (K.F.), Germany, 1970s. Gorny and Mosch, Munich, Auktion 210, 2012,

A Greek marble head of a goddess Circa mid-4th Century B.C. Turned slightly to the right, carved with full slightly parted lips and recessed almond-shaped lidded eyes, her wavy hair twisted and gathe

4th millennium B.C. A highly important ceramic jar with piriform body, tall tubular neck, everted rim to the mouth and two integral loop handles below the shoulder, decorated with a dense painted orna

An Apulian Red-Figure LEKANIS, circa mid 4th Century B.C , the interior divided into four equal compartments around a central cylindrical compartment, the lid painted on one side with Eros seated on a

5-4th century B.C. Chinese/Mongolian Ordos bronze eagle fitting or terminal. Casting eagle and looking back, a hole on the lower wing. Height 27cmProvenance: Mary O’conner private collection since 1

The red-figure bell krater attributed to the Greek Colonies of Southern Italy, mid to late 4th Century B.C., is decorated on 'side A' with a seated female holding a thyrsus, attended by two satyrs alo

Title: Anthropomorphic Marble Ring Idol, Anatolia Date/Origin: Anatolia, c. 5th-4th Millennium B.C. Description: Rare example of the abstract anthropomorphic type. Large ring shaped body surmounted by

A Phoenician glass head pendant Circa 6th-4th Century B.C. Rod-formed with a yellow face, the blue eyes with white and blue rims, a white mouth, wearing a blue and white striped headband, with a blue