Greek - Thebes - Boeotia - Stater

323 ANCIENT GREEK STATER COIN, KING PHILLIP II OF MACEDON

425-375 B.C. Obv: Boeotian shield. Rev: kantharos, with OE - B across fields; club above, within incuse square. BCD Boiotia 408; HGC 4, 1348. 2.52 grams. (). Ex UK private collection.

425-375 B.C. Obv: Boeotian shield. Rev: kantharos with O - EB across fields; club above, within incuse square. BCD Boiotia 408; HGC 4, 1348. 2.71 grams. (). Ex UK private collection.

425-375 B.C. Obv: Boeotian shield. Rev: kantharos with ?? - ?? across fields; club above, within incuse square. BCD Boiotia 90. 2.43 grams. (). Ex UK private collection.

DescriptionTitle: Ancient Thebes, Boeotia region of Greece. 1787 by Barbie du BocageDate/Period: 1787/1791Materials: Copperplate engravedSize: 14 1/2 x 9 1/2''The Boeotia region contained one of the g

diminutive coins, silver tetrobol of Histiaia; hemidrachm of Thebes; stater of Epieros; hemidrachm of Thrace; tetrabol of Akanthos; hemidrachm of Neapolis; a second hemidrachm of Thrace; obol of Tarso

**First Time At Auction** Central Greece, Corinth,  c.  350 BCE to 306 BCE. AR stater, 8.6 grams. OBVERSE: Pegasos flying left, monogram below. REVERSE: Head of Athena facing left wearing Corinthia

**Originally Listed At $250** Central Greece, Corinth,  c.  350 BCE to 306 BCE. AR stater, 8.6 grams. OBVERSE: Pegasos flying left, monogram below. REVERSE: Head of Athena facing left wearing Corin

Ancient THEBES: AR (Silver)stater (11.68g), ca. 395-338 BC, S-2398/400, Boeotian shield // amphora, KI left, E right, strike 4/5, surface 2/5 (because of some light porosity), NGC graded choice VF.

Ancient Greek Silver Stater Illyria Dyrrhachion, Coin. Circa 350 BC Pegasus flying, including Δ. Rev.:Athena head with Corinthian helmet on the right, dolphin in front floating downwards, behind

Tarentum, Southern Italy, about 332 to 302 BCE. Silver stater depicting warrior on horseback on obverse, Phalanthos riding dolphin on reverse. Size: 20mm. 7.7 grams. Provenance: Ex. M. Reiniger colle

425-375 BC. Obv: Boeotian shield. Rev: Kantharos with city name, theta-EB across fields, club above with handle left; traces of axe at centre left; all within incuse square. 2.46 grams. BCD Boiotia 41

Ancient Tanagra Terracotta Votive Draped Female Greek Hellenistic, Boeotia, Ca. 4th Century BCE.A beautiful and graceful example, she strands wearing a himation over herchiton, holding the folds toget

Ancient Greek Gold Gold Stater Mithradates V Lysimachos Circa 120 to 63 BCE.Obverse: Diademed head of the deified Alexander to right, with horn of Ammon.Reverse: Athena Nikephoros seated to left, rest

Greece, Corinth, ca. 345 to 307 BCE. AR Stater. Obverse: Helmeted head of Athena left; figure of Hermes standing facing, holding cornucopiae and caduceus behind head/Reverse: Pegasus flying left. Rave

Greek Style Gold Stater Coin Athena, Owl. Weight 6.04 grams, size 16 mm. Attractive gold stater Obverse: Head of Athena facing right Reverse, OWL standing facing olive branch AOE. great coin to mount

Ancient Greece > Istros: 1/4 Stater (11 x 10.5mm, 1.05g), 400-350 BCE; 2 front-facing male heads, right one inverted / eagle on dolphin, facing left, with I?T?IH legend above & A? monogram below. Refe

Greek Corinth AR Stater Coin Pegasus and Athena, (345-307 BC)8.2 gram 20mm. This Lot is held at Heritage of Civilization Gallery in the US and ships from this address.

VTG ANCIENT GREEK STYLE GOLD STATER COIN BROOCH PIN WOMENS FASHION ACCESSORIES COSTUME JEWELRY 70'S STYLE RETRO PINS -2" DIAMETER -VERY GOOD CONDITION-DP2921

This figurine is a fabulous depiction of a Greek Sphinx. The Sphinx is said to have guarded the entrance to the Greek city of Thebes, and to have asked a riddle of travelers to allow them passage. In

This figurine is a fabulous depiction of a Greek Sphinx. The Sphinx is said to have guarded the entrance to the Greek city of Thebes, and to have asked a riddle of travelers to allow them passage. In

This figurine is a fabulous depiction of a Greek Sphinx. The Sphinx is said to have guarded the entrance to the Greek city of Thebes, and to have asked a riddle of travelers to allow them passage. In

390-360 BC Greek AR Sixth-Stater NGC - VF

Greece, Aegina, Saronic Islands, ca. 457 to 350 BCE. AR stater (11.7 g). Obverse: Land tortoise with segmented shell, seen from above. Reverse: Five-part incuse with skew pattern. HGC 6, 437. Milbank