Eastern Celts, mid 2nd - mid 1st Century BC. AR Tetr

EASTERN CELTS. 2nd-1st century BC. Drachm (Silver, 15mm, 2.09 g 12), 'Kugelwange' type. O:\ Celticized laureate head of Zeus to right. R:\ Horse galloping left; above, circlet. Flesche 615-618. Göb

c.mid-1st Century BC AR Quinarius Q.Doci

THESSALY, Thessalian League. Mid-late 1st century BC. AR Stater (20mm, 633 g, 1h). O:\ Kephalos and Themisto–, magistrates. Head of Zeus right, wearing oak wreath. R:\ Athena Itonia right; [K]E

Ancient indo-Parthian Silver Coin: INDO-PARTHIAN. Seistan. Gondophares. Circa mid-late 1st century BC. AR Drachm (17mm, 3.18 gm). Diademed bust right / Gondophares seated right on low throne, holding

INDO-PARTHIANS, Aria or Margiana. Tanlis Mardates, with Raggodeme. Mid-late 1st century BC. AR Drachm (17mm, 3.64 gm). Helmeted bust of Tanlis Mardates right / Veiled bust of Raggodeme right, holding

Mid 1st century B.C.-mid 1st century A.D. Obv: wreath, cloak and crescents. Rev: disjointed horse left with rectangular head, pellets above, eye behind and pellet below. ABC 2166, BMC 2525-2731, S.367

2nd-1st century B.C. Obvs: profile bust (some with legend before). Revs: horse (some with legend below). 9.48 grams total. (). Ex UK private collection. [5]

2nd-1st century B.C. Obvs: profile bust (some with legend before). Revs: horse (some with legend below). 9.61 grams total. (). Ex UK private collection. [5]

Celts in Eastern Europe. Transylvania. AR Tetradrachm. Sattelkopfpferd Type. Circa 3rd - 2nd century BC. 25 mm. 6,30 g. Celticised, bearded head of Zeus to right / Heavily stylised rider on horseback

Ancient Egypt, New Kingdom to Romano-Egyptian Period, ca. mid-16th century BCE to 2nd century CE; Ancient Eastern Mediterranean, Phoenicia, ca. 6th BCE to 1st century CE. A collection of ancient beads

ATTICA. Athens. Ca. 2nd-1st centuries BC. AR tetradrachm (27mm, 11h). NGC VG, marks, edge filing. New Style coinage, ca. 125/4 BC. Polymon, Alcetes, and Luci, magistrates. Head of Athena right, wearin

Danubian District, Eastern Celts, 2nd century BCE, AR tetradrachm, 9.0 grams. OBVERSE: Baumreiter type, in imitation of Philip II, Celticized laureate head facing right. REVERSE: Horse galloping left.

Mid 2nd-mid 1st millennium B.C. A ceramic vessel with hemispherical lower body and sloping shoulder, short neck and everted rim, painted with hatched triangles or stylised nets and circumferential ban

Eastern Europe, Danube River Valley, Eastern Celts, ca. 2nd century BCE. AR tetradrachm. OBVERSE: Baumreiter type, in imitation of Philip II, Celticized laureate head facing right. REVERSE: Horse gall

2nd-mid 1st millennium B.C. A bronze spearhead composed of a waisted leaf-shaped blade with raised midrib and lateral steps to both faces, tapering tubular socket pierced twice for attachment to a sha

2nd-mid 1st millennium BC. A silver hair ring consisting of a twisted rod with flat terminals. 12 grams, 19mm (3/4") Ex German collection; acquired 1980s.

Late 2nd-mid 1st millennium B.C. A hemispherical copper-alloy cup decorated with two tiers of repoussé bulbs; held in a sheet-metal cradle composed of a flat-section stem and three arms with hooked t

Late 2nd-mid 1st millennium B.C. A silver penannular bracelet with round-section body and applied, barrel-shaped terminals, collars bearing incised enigmatic markings. 81 grams, 81 mm (3 1/8 in.). Ear

A Hellenistic cast amber glass mammiform bowl Circa mid 2nd-early 1st Century B.C. 15.1cm diam. Footnotes: Provenance: Anonymous sale; Bonhams, London, 26 November 1997, lot 149. The Nico F. Bijn

Greece, Caria Islands off Caria, Myndos, ca. mid 2nd century BCE. AR drachm (4.4 g). Obv: Laureate head of Sarapis right. Rev: Headdress of Isis set on two grain ears; inscription to either side. BMC

Ancient Greece, Hellenistic Period, ca. mid 2nd to early 1st century BCE. A beautiful core-formed glass alabastron, so-named because many vessels that assumed this form were made of alabaster. The opa

Mid 2nd-late 1st millennium B.C. Comprising mainly fragments of domestic ware including: handles, bases, and fragments from the bodies of the vessels, some with decoration, one with an old inked colle

Mid 1st century B.C.-mid 1st century A.D. Bronze core of a contemporary imitation or forgery. Obv: crude bust right. Rev: disjointed wolf left with crescent and pellets above and pellets below. Type I

A Phoenician polychrome glass janus head bead Eastern Mediterranean, Circa 5th-mid 2nd Century B.C. The translucent turquoise rod-formed bead with bearded male features on each side, one with a yello