Greek era Syracuse, Sicily, Dionysius I, 406-367 B.C.E. Athena/ Hippocampus bronze Litra

Greece, Attica, Athens, ca. 353 to 294 BCE; Sicily, Syracuse, ca. 405 to 367 BCE. An Attica silver tetradrachm and a Syracuse bronze AE litra. The silver tetradrachm obverse: helmeted head of Athena r

Ancient Greek era Syracuse,Sicily Hieron Il 274-216 B.C.E.Struck 240-216 B.C.E. Obverse,diademed head of Poseidon Reverse,omate trident with two dolphins VF condition Bronze Litra 6.5 grams.19mm Authe

Origin:Greek Date/Period:240-216 B.C.E Material: Bronze Approximate Size:11 Weight:16.8g Additional Information:Obverse,diademed head of Poseidon.Reverse,ornate trident with two dolphins.Authenticity

**First Time At Auction** Greek, Sicily, Syracuse, Agathokles, ca. 317 to 289 BCE. A bronze AE trias coin struck circa 304 to 289 BCE. Obverse: Draped bust of Artemis Soteira right, quiver over should

ANCIENT LOT of 2. Greek. Sicily. Syracuse. Hieron II (ca. 275-215 BC). AE litra. Size 18-19 mm. Fine-Choice Fine. Bronze litrae, head of Poseidon left, wearing taenia / trident head, dolphin swimming

ANCIENT LOT of 2. Greek. Sicily. Syracuse. Hieron II (ca. 275-215 BC). AE litra. Size 19-20 mm. Choice Very Fine. Bronze litrae, head of Poseidon left, wearing taenia / trident head, dolphin swimming

ANCIENT LOT of 2. Greek. Sicily. Syracuse. Hieron II (ca. 275-215 BC). AE litra. Size 18-20 mm. Fine-Choice Fine. Bronze litrae, head of Poseidon left, wearing taenia / trident head, dolphin swimming

ANCIENT LOT of 2. Greek. Sicily. Syracuse. Hieron II (ca. 275-215 BC). AE litra. Size 18-21 mm. Fine-Choice Fine. Bronze litrae, head of Poseidon left, wearing taenia / trident head, dolphin swimming

SICILY, Syracuse. Dionysios I, 405-367 BC. Drachm (Bronze, 32mm, 34.13 g 9). O:\ ΣYPA Head of Athena to left, wearing Corinthian helmet decorated with wreath. R:\. Sea-star between two dolphins. SN

Ancient Greece, Geometric Period, ca. late 8th to 7th century BCE. A fabulous cast-bronze horse presenting characteristically-abstract geometric-era stylization. The minimalist figure stands upon 4 st

375-344 BC. Obv: SYRA legend above helmeted head of Athena left. Rev: hippocamp left with long rein trailing. Calciati 35; SNG ANS 426-433; Hoover HGC 1456. 7.17 grams. [No Reserve]

A very finely cast image of the Greek God Zeus , with his head cast down , perhaps as he looks down from Mount Olympia. The bronze is a bit of a Mystery as there is no signature that we have see, and

Greece, Sicily, Leontini, ca. 476 to 466 BCE, Silver tetradrachm. Obverse: Charioteer in quadriga to right, Nike above. Reverse: Lion head right; barley grains around. Dewing Collection 619. Size: 1"

Italian Patinated Bronze of the Dancing Faun 20th century, after the Roman sculpture (itself a copy of a 1st century BCE Greek work) excavated at Pompeii in 1830 at the House of the Faun and now conse

Greek Persia, Hellenistic Period, ca. 4th century BCE. A single bronze cast forming a small dagger with a griffin's head turned to one side; the guard curls out away from the blade, which tapers down

Northwestern Greece, ca. late 6th to 5th centuries BCE. Of hammered bronze sheet, rounded in form with a flaring neck-guard, each cheek-guard perforated at the forward tip, with a perforation at the c

Ancient Greece, Classical Period, ca. 5th century BCE. A stunning bronze ewer shaped from repeatedly-hammered sheets of bronze with the rim and handle formed via the lost wax (cire perdue) process. Th

Ancient Greece, Hellenistic Period, ca. 5th to 4th century BCE. A beautiful bronze cheek piece from a Chalcidian helmet, depicting Nike, the winged goddess of victory, speed, and strength, in repousse

Greece, late Archaic Period, ca. 500 BCE. A long bronze spear butt from a spear called a dory (also known as doru), the chief armament of Greek hoplites. It has a socket on one end for connection to t

Greece, Geometric, ca. 7th century BCE. A cast bronze fibula or brooch depicting an abstract rendering of a hound in a dynamic pose with long legs, its forelegs flat to the ground and its rump raised

Greek, Hellenistic period, ca. 4th to 3rd century BCE. A brilliant bronze situla (from the Latin word for bucket or pail), a term used for a variety of elaborate bucket-shaped vessels from the Iron Ag

Greece, 6th to 5th century BCE. A striking cast bronze object in the form of a griffin head clutching a thick bronze ring in his beak. The ring swings freely and could have acted as a door knocker or

Vietnam, Dong Son, ca. 100 BCE - 100 CE. This bronze vessel goes by many names; it is called thap in Vietnamese but western excavators named it a situla (urn or bucket) after Greek and Roman Bronze Ag

Greece, Classical period, ca. mid 5th century BCE. An elegant, large, hammered bronze hydria, with cast handles, rim, and foot. The handles are smooth, rather than fluted as many examples are, and giv