(330-280 B.C.) Greece, Lucania, Metapontum,

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

Ancient Greece, Sykion. Silver Hemidrachm (330-280 BC, 2.4 grams). The surfaces are dark and show areas of corrosion, however it would certainly be quite difficult to acquire a more affordable example

340-330 BC. Obv: helmeted head of Leukippos right, AMI behind head. Rev: META legend upwards on left, seven-grained barley ear with leaf to right, thunderbolt above leaf (off flan"). Johnston Class B4

330-280 B.C. Obv: chimera standing left; ?? below. Rev: dove flying left; pellet trefoil above. BMC 111; cf. Sear 2774. 2.46 grams. (). Ex UK private collection.

Greece 330 B.C-244 A.D. A Lot of Three Bronze Coins 1 x 330-285 B.C.Ionia Colophon AE-14 1.63 gms., 178-168 B.C. Perseus Macedonia AE-18 5.3 gms. and 1 x 238-244 A.D. Koinan of Macedonia AE-25 Cop 135

Lucania Metapontum, circa 480 B.C., one silver nomos (8.08 grams), wheat head, lettered in Greek "META" / head of wheat incused.

LUCANIA. Metapontion. Nomos (Circa 340-330 BC). 7.83 gr. - 20 mm. O:\ Helmeted head of Leukippos right; to left, lion head right; monogram to lower right. R:\ META. Barley grain, with ear to left; upr

Greece, Lucania, Velia, ca. 300 to 280 BCE. AR didrachm, (7.47 g) Obv: Helmeted head of Athena facing right. Rev: Lion standing to right, star above. Wonderfully toned obverse. McClean 1460. Size: .75

[ANCIENT] Macedonia. Alexander the Great. Three AR Coins. (c. 330 BC) comprising two tetradrachm and a drachm.

Ancient Greece > Lucania > Sybaris, circa 446-440 BCE: AR Triobol/ 1/6 stater (11.5mm, 1.15g); helmeted head of Athena facing right / bull standing right with head reverted to left, on line with legen

C.550 - 330 BC. Just under 1 ½” length with delicate trilobite veins on the conical socket. The Achaemenid was the first Persian empire and the primary rivals of the Greeks, culminating in

Late Period, 525-330 B.C. A diorite bust of a male dignitary, modelled facing, wearing a wig, with stylised detailing to the ears and face; partial hieroglyph to reverse; mounted on a custom-made disp

Ancient Egyptian Bronze Figure of Sekhmet c.654-330 B.C. Size 9 1/4 inches high. + mount. Rare large cast Bronze Sekhmet goddess standing on square base facing wearing sun disc crown with uraeus. Righ

**Ancient Egyptian Large Bronze Bastet****Period:** Circa 654-330 B.C.**Size:** 6 3/4 inches high (plus mount)**Condition:** Good**Description:** This rare and exquisite large cast bronze statue depic

Lion-headed bracelets from the Archemenid culture, Iran, 550-330 BC. Silver. Provenance: Private collection in the USA. Acquired from a collection in Colorado, USA, in the 1990s. In good condition, in

Persian Empire, 337 - 330 B.C., one gold daric of Darius III (weight, 8.16 grams), Great King with bow and spear / incused wavy lines.

Egyptian Gold Ra-Horakhty Applique, c. 660-330 B.C. A gold applique depicting a falcon with outstretched wings with radiating feathers and sun disc on head, claws holding the Sa hieroglyph. Mounted on

Height: 8 1/2 inches (21.6 cm.) Circa 350-330 B.C. Ex. Edgar Owen, 1996; Ex. Private New York collection Elaborately detailed with grapevine and tendril decorations, below designs of bands, a female f

Late Period, Ca 715 to 330 BC. Osiris, Lord of the underworld, bearded and standing in mummiform posture with plumed headdress with ureas and holding crook and flail across chest loop hole behind neck

Ancient Egyptian Bronze Small Bust of King c.654-330 B.C. Size 2 3/4 inches high.+mount. Cast Bronze small bust of unknown king, wearing crown of Egypt with uraeus. Great quality and details with fine

Sikyonia, Sikyon. Silver Stater (12.00 g), ca. 335-330 BC. ΣE below, chimaera prowling left; above, wreath. Reverse: Dove flying left; before, I; all within wreath. BCD Peloponnesos 219; SNG Cop

Ca. 280 BC.A pottery kantharos exhibiting a ribbed black-glazed body, rising from a simple base, with two handles. It features a painted bird on a smooth band above the ribs, surrounded by vine tendri

Greek terracotta fragmented head of a female sculpture, likely the goddess Aphrodite, ca. 4th century BC. Greece. The head fragment measures 2 inches tall ( 3.75 inches on base) custom mounted. Proven

Seleukid Kingdom. Seleukos I Nikator, 312-280 BC. AR Tetradrachm (27.4mm, 16.6g, 6h). Babylon I mint. Struck under the name of Alexander III the Great. Head of Herakles facing right, wearing lion's he