HELLENISTIC GREEK ARROWHEAD, 300 - 100 B.C.

Ca. 300-100 BC. A matched pair of gold earrings, each of a hoop thickening to intricately decorated spindle-shaped terminals attached to a circular gold plaque with a filigree border set with a garnet

Ca. 300-100 BC A stunning gold hairpin composed of a twisted round-section shaft tapering to one end and the opposite side ending in the lion-mask finial featuring threaded beads and granulated and ap

Ca. 300-100 BC. A matching pair of gold earrings, formed as loops of finely braided shanks expanding to a collared lion head finials on one end and tapering on the other. The lion's head is modelled f

Ca. 300-100 BC A finely rendered pair of gold earrings, each formed from a twisted circular wire hoop, which tapers towards one end and features a head terminal on the other. One earring displays a hu

Ca. 300-100 BC A pair of beautiful gold earrings, each comprising a wire hoop with hooked attachment and a crescentic plaque with raised edge, ropework double border, and three cells with the central

Ca. 300-100 BC Hellenistic Period A finely rendered Greek Hellenistic gold disc-shaped brooch/pendant, hammered from thin gold, with an agate eye to the centre, along the brooch the front six rows of

Hellenistic, 300 - 100 BC. A votive offering moulded from terracotta in the shape of a pomegranate which has been cut open into two halves. This Terracotta Pomegranate may have been used to decorate a

After Agasias of Ephesus (Hellenistic Greek, active 100 BC), "Borghese Gladiatior", resin, marked "Veronese" to underside. 11" H x 7" W x 7.5" D. Keywords: Ancient sculpture, Marble sculpture Classica

Two Ancient Hellenistic Greek Pottery Statuettes, (300 BC) : (1) Female figure with diadem, remnants of paint or glaze decoration, hollow base, (1) Female figure in robe holding vessels, solid base. G

Two Ancient Hellenistic Greek Pottery Lamps (300 BC). Lamps crafted of red clay with ribbed decoration. Good condition with wear, larger measures: 3.3" L.

This stone bird sculpture, dimension of 10 x 4 cm (approx. 3.94 x 1.57 inches), with its elongated form and stylized features, dates back to the Hellenistic period, circa 300-100 BC. Such carvings are

Dimensions: Diameter 3.5 cm / 1.38 inches This bronze amulet from the Hellenistic period, circa 300-100 BC, features a protective eyes motif, a symbol widely recognized in ancient cultures as a talism

Greek bronze finger ring with Sphinx c.300-100 B.C, Greek bronze finger ring. ring size 11. Band size 25 mm. depicting sphinx. Provenance: Private Texas Collection acquired by family descent aqcuired

8 ¾” Bronze Spear Point, Greek Era, Double Bloodlet, 300 BC – 100 AD, Rare

300 - 30 BC Ancient HELLENISTIC Greek Bronze Trilobate ARROWHEAD Unclean and Full Patina 4.5 inch

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Eastern Mediterranean, Ca. 300-100 BC A brown terracotta with reddish to dark brown slip. Below rosette, around pointed leaves, between lotus buds and above slender amphorae. Outside of the rim graffi

Ca. 300 BC. A pair of very fine Greek Hellenistic gold earrings in the shape of pseudo-amphorae. Each earring is composed of a hollow triangular body with each side featuring either an oval garnet or

Ca. 300 BC. An amphora-shaped pendant of a central wired shaft threaded with a piriform coral stone secured at the bottom with a small bead. To the top, a suspension ring, flanked by a pair of S-curve

Ca. 500-300 BC, possibly Thessalian A gold circular pendant with ropework rim and applied suspension loop. The upper face decorated with central, round garnet and radiating gold wires. Undecorated rev

Ca. 300 BC-100 AD.A striking Greco-Roman gold pendant possibly depicting the Greek god Eros. The pendant features a suspension loop at the top and five dangling elements. The piece is enriched by thre

Ca. 350-300 BC. An intact ancient Greek bowl with traces of black glaze. The bowl is sitting upon a ring foot, from which the body flares to a wide rim. Good condition. Plates like these were a creati

Circa 400-300 BC, Hellenistic PeriodA gold ring penannular in form joining terminals in the form of opposed rams, each with textured fur, segmented horns, pellet eyes. With twisted spriral wires below

Hellenistic Bronze Fragment of a Standing Horse, c. 400-300 B.C., the left leg raised, mane finely detailed, mounted on a custom wooden mount, 4" high (overall), 2 5/8" x 7/8". Leg losses, hole in hor