Ancient Romans & Spartans

New Hope and similar makers. 5 pieces. Excellent overall condition (one loose shield). No boxes.

Greek Macedonian Officer, Spartan Warrior, Roman Emperor Valentinian III, and Roman Officer of the Praetorian Guard. Studio painted. 4 pieces. One missing sword and has a loose plume, the rest in mint

An ancient Roman alabaster mortar, adorned with intricately carved animal heads at its corners. This mortar is a testament to the artistry and craftsmanship of the Romans, who created functional objec

**Originally Listed At $400** Rome, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. In addition to creating glass vessels for domestic and funerary contexts, the ancient Romans also used glass to make jewelry, clearly app

Gilt bronze. Just under 1" height plus the ring. Large domed form, the back recessed. Romans were very dependent on the sea and used sea motifs, real and mythical extensively in their art and decorati

This silvered bronze pendant is of buta from, a shape that originated with the Sassanian Empire (approximately later Persia) with which the Romans alternately traded and fought. It is 5/8” long

Item: Ancient Roman Glass Flask -re Date: ca. 100 - 300 AD Whilst the ancient Egyptians and Phoenicians developed coloured glass, mainly for inlays, beads, etc., it was the Romans who perfected the de

Legionnaire with spear, Officer with spear, Crewman with sledgehammer, Legionnaire holding Phylum, and Roman Lictor. 5 Pieces.

Roman Officer, General Flavius Aetius, Roman Catapult Crewman. Studio painted.3 pieces. Mint condition. No boxes.

Ancient Roman Terracotta Oil Lamp with Geometric Motif Date: ca. 100 - 300 AD Rare Ancient Roman oil lamp; nicely decorated with geometric patterns. Such oil lamps were often used by the rich Romans w

Ancient Roman Terracotta Oil Lamp with Geometric Motif Date: ca. 100 - 300 AD Rare Ancient Roman oil lamp; nicely decorated with geometric patterns. Such oil lamps were often used by the rich Romans w

Item: Ancient Roman Glass Flask -re Date: ca. 100 - 300 AD Whilst the ancient Egyptians and Phoenicians developed coloured glass, mainly for inlays, beads, etc., it was the Romans who perfected the de

Item: Ancient Roman Glass Flask -re Date: ca. 100 - 300 AD Whilst the ancient Egyptians and Phoenicians developed coloured glass, mainly for inlays, beads, etc., it was the Romans who perfected the de

Item: Ancient Roman Glass Flask -re Date: ca. 100 - 300 AD Whilst the ancient Egyptians and Phoenicians developed coloured glass, mainly for inlays, beads, etc., it was the Romans who perfected the de

Item: Ancient Roman Glass Flask -re Date: ca. 100 - 300 AD Whilst the ancient Egyptians and Phoenicians developed coloured glass, mainly for inlays, beads, etc., it was the Romans who perfected the de

Item: Ancient Roman Glass Flask -re Date: ca. 100 - 300 AD Whilst the ancient Egyptians and Phoenicians developed coloured glass, mainly for inlays, beads, etc., it was the Romans who perfected the de

25 pieces. Mint to near mint condition. Unboxed.

Ancient Roman Glass Flask Date: ca. 100 - 300 AD Whilst the ancient Egyptians and Phoenicians developed coloured glass, mainly for inlays, beads, etc., it was the Romans who perfected the development

Ancient Roman Glass Flask Date: ca. 100 - 300 AD Whilst the ancient Egyptians and Phoenicians developed coloured glass, mainly for inlays, beads, etc., it was the Romans who perfected the development

Item: Ancient Roman Glass Flask -re Date: ca. 100 - 300 AD Whilst the ancient Egyptians and Phoenicians developed coloured glass, mainly for inlays, beads, etc., it was the Romans who perfected the de

Item: Ancient Roman Glass Flask -re Date: ca. 100 - 300 AD Whilst the ancient Egyptians and Phoenicians developed coloured glass, mainly for inlays, beads, etc., it was the Romans who perfected the de

Item: Ancient Roman Glass Flask -re Date: ca. 100 - 300 AD Whilst the ancient Egyptians and Phoenicians developed coloured glass, mainly for inlays, beads, etc., it was the Romans who perfected the de

EMPIRE COIN

Large Ancient Roman (style) marble mosaic panel, Possibly c. 4th - 5th c. CE, depicting a spotted panther leaping amongst grasses and tree branch, on a cream ground, 66"h x 74"w Provenance: Property f