An interesting Scythian zoomorphic bronze applique

**Originally Listed At $300** Central Asia, Scythian, ca. 900 to 200 BCE. A breathtaking cast bronze applique depicting a horse in motion with magical details including a stylized mane, and a spiral m

Ca. 500-300 BC. Six flat-section bronze mounts in the form of stylised zoomorphic beasts with loops to the back. Zoomorphic mounts were affixed to garments as decoration in patterns, with multiple mou

**Originally Listed At $100** Central Asia/Ancient Near East, Scythian culture, ca. 1st millennium BCE. A flat cast bronze applique buckle in the form of four Ibex heads, one at every corner. The icon

Interesting Celtic bronze zoomorphic pendant shaped as a dog with two intregal loops; nice details and patina - 25mm, 4,5 grams - ca.200-100BC - From a private collection, acquired in London in the 19

5th-4th century BC. A flat-section bronze mount in the form of the stylised beast-head with scrolled tendrils, mounting loop to reverse. 28 grams, 56mm (2 1/4"). Property of a gentleman; acquired in t

From the ancient Near East, Iran / Iraq, ca. 1st millennium BCE. A very fine bronze handle or applique in the form of a zoomorphic creature that is half woman half animal. Human features of a woman, a

Ancient Near East, northwestern Iran, Luristan culture, ca. 1st millennium BCE. A very fine bronze handle or applique in the form of a zoomorphic creature that is half woman half animal. Human feature

6th century BC-3rd century AD. A bronze bifacial openwork zoomorphic chape depicting a hare(?) on a curved baseline; tubular vent above. 30 grams, 51mm (2"). From a European collection; previously in

Group of three antique weapons and portions of weapons; including a bronze casting of zoomorphic figures with a handle and a stub for missing item, which is truly interesting and measures 16" L x 6" W

Western Asia, Scythian culture, ca. mid 1st millennium BCE. A very fine Scythian gold applique (more than 18 karat gold) depicting a zoomorphic form - likely a pig or boar - presented in profile with

Interesting Iskamic bronze tray formed from a single copper sheet with elaborately decorated zoomorphic and floral motifs. - 300mm,385gr - ca. 1200 AD - Property of a British collector; acquired in th

**First Time At Auction**Russian Steppes, Scythian culture, ca. last half of first millennium BCE. Unusual bronze attachment in the form of an animal - probably a moose and certainly zoomorphic. Long

Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 2nd century CE. A remarkable cast bronze applique of the legendary hero Hercules (Heracles), here shown from the chest up, made to serve as an applique, probably on a piece

An interesting bronze table base circa 1970. Ht: 29.5" Width: 60.5" Depth: 24.5"

Title: Scythian Bronze Mirror Date/Origin: Olbian-Scythian, c. 5th Century B.C. Dimension: 26.7 cm L - 10 1/2 inches Material: Bronze Provenance: Provenance: U.K. private collection. Acquired prior to

Rome, Imperial Period, ca. 1st to 2nd century CE. A lovely cast bronze bust with fine silver inlays in the hair, a floral chain, and a wreath of leaves with a central flower. On her head she wears a c

Roman, Imperial period, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. A mesmerizing cast bronze applique in the form of the head of a gorgon, probably Medusa. In this example, she has a pouting, almost childlike face, t

Roman Empire, ca. 43 BCE to 400 CE. This is a cast bronze applique of a bust of a goddess, Diana (Artemis to the Greeks), showing a woman's face and chest with styled hair and headdress similar to the

Central Asia, Russian Steppes, Scythian, ca. 5th to 4th century BCE. A fabulous bronze attachment depicting a running deer in a quintessentially Scythian manner. Note the graceful, fluid motion of the

Ancient Roman Medusa Phalera Bronze Applique c.2nd century AD. Size 2 5/8 inches length. + stand. Fine cast bronze Roman Applique depicting Medusa head with wings and serpent in the center. Great qual

Eastern Europe / Western Asia, Black Sea area, Pontic Greek or Scythian, ca. 500 BCE. A cast bronze spear point of elegant form. A narrow, cylindrical socket tapers almost unnoticeably to meet the bod

Roman, Imperial period, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. A mesmerizing cast bronze applique in the form of the head of a gorgon, probably Medusa. In this example, she has a pouting, almost childlike face, t

Roman Empire, ca. 1st to 2nd century CE. Wonderful bronze applique of Dianna - goddess of the hunt, and named Artemis by the Greeks. She wears her signature bow over her right shoulder, hair pulled up

Rome, Imperial Period, ca. 1st to 4th century CE. This is a bronze applique in the form of an actor's mask that stands out because of its truly amazing condition - aside from a smooth black-green pati