Perikles - Lion Scalp AR 1/3 Stater

380-360 B.C. Obv: facing lion scalp. Rev: Lycian script: PE-REK-LE around triskeles rotating left, within incuse circle. SNG von Aulock 4255; Traité II-2, 493; Six 269. 3.07 grams (). Ex UK private c

380-360 B.C. Obv: facing lion scalp. Rev: Lycian script: PER-EK-LE around triskeles rotating left, within incuse circle. SNG von Aulock 4255; Traité II-2, 493; Six 269. 2.77 grams. (). Ex UK private

Dynasts of Lycia. Perikles 380-360 BC. 1/3 Stater. AR 17 mm - 2,69 gr. O:\ Facing lion's scalp. R:\ Triskeles; PERIKLE around in Lycian letters. Falghera 217; SNG Copenhagen -; SNG von Aulock 4254-6.

380-360 B.C. Obv: facing lion's scalp. Rev: Lycian script PYRESI around triskeles rotating left, all within incuse square. Traité II 490. 2.83 grams. (). Ex UK private collection. A scarce dynast.

390-375 B.C. Obv: facing lion's scalp. Rev: Lycian script Trbbenimi around triskeles rotating left, all within incuse square. Museler 25; SNG Cop. Supp. 476; SNG von Aulock 4215. 2.72 grams. (). Ex UK

LYDIAN KINGDOM. Croesus (ca. 561-546 BC). AR stater (19mm, 10.40 gm). NGC VG 5/5 - 3/5. Sardes. Confronted foreparts of lion right and bull left, both with outstretched foreleg / Two square punches of

Greece/Kings of Macedon, Alexander the Great, ca. 336 to 323 BCE. AR silver tetradrachm. Babylon Mint, ca. 317 to 311 BCE. Obverse: Head of Herakles wearing lion scalp to right. Reverse: Zeus seated l

Greece, Macedon, Philip III Arrhidaios, 323 to 317 BCE, AR silver Tetradrachm. In the types of Alexander III The Great. Obverse: Head of Herakles in lion scalp to right. Reverse: Zeus enthroned to lef

Head of Soteira left / Head of lion left. SNG France 408. VF 3568

Ancient KINGS of MACEDON. Alexander III the Great c.336-323 BC. AR (silver) Tetradrachm (26mm, 17.13 g). Damascus mint. Struck circa 330-320 BC. Head of Herakles right, wearing lion skin / Zeus Aët

Thrace, Cherronesos. Circa 400-350 BC. AR HemidrachmObv. Forepart of lion right, head revertedRev.Quadripartite incuse; bee in one quadrant, monogramsdiameter-13.5 mm.weight - 2.30g.

Thrace, Cherronesos. Circa 400-350 BC. AR HemidrachmObv. Forepart of lion right, head revertedRev.Quadripartite incuse; bee in one quadrant, monogramsdiameter-13 mm.weight - 2.30g.

Thrace, Cherronesos. Circa 400-350 BC. AR HemidrachmObv. Forepart of lion right, head revertedRev.Quadripartite incuse; bee in one quadrant, monogramsdiameter-13 mm.weight - 2.30g.

Thrace, Cherronesos. Circa 400-350 BC. AR HemidrachmObv. Forepart of lion right, head revertedRev.Quadripartite incuse; bee in one quadrant, monogramsdiameter-13 mm.weight - 2.41g.

First coin, Campania, Phistelia, 375 to 325 BCE, AR obol, female head with lion on reverse. SNG ANS 584. 2 coins from Phoenicia, Byblos, 1/8 shekel with hippocamp and lion attacking bull. S. Ê6014. A

LESBOS, Mytilene. Circa 521-478 BC. EL Hekte – Sixth Stater gold (10mm, 2.56 g, 6h). Head of roaring lion right / Incuse head of calf right; rectangular punch to left. Bodenstedt Em. 13; HGC 6, 938.

450-420 B.C. Unclear king. Obv: bull standing left (usually with winged solar disk above, ankh to left and name of king below). Rev: eagle flying left, dot in lower left corner, all within incuse squa

Greece (Macedonia), reign of Alexander the Great, ca. 336 to 323 BCE. A silver drachm of Alexander the Great, featuring Herakles wearing a lion scalp and facing right on the up side or obverse. The re

Ancient Corinthian Stater set in Silver / gold Necklace. Authentic Greek Silver coin Corinthian AR Stater Circa 405-345 BC. Pegasos flying left / Head of Athena left, wearing Corinthian helmet; Fire A

Pablo Picasso (Spanish/1881-1973) Petit Visage no. 13 (A.R. 461) Marked and numbered 'No. 133' Diameter: 9 7/8 inches Terre de faience plate, 1963, numbered 133/150, titled, inscribed 'Edition Picasso

A Group of Thirty-Eight Reed & Barton Francis I Pattern Silver Flatware Servers, Taunton, Massachusetts, designed 1907 Marks: (eagle-R-lion), STERLING 13-5/8 inches (34.6 cm) (longest, carving knife)

(pair) Bronze dore candlesticks, in the manner of Christophe Fratin (French, 1801-1864), each candle cup with ram's mask mounts, over foliated standard, supported by three lions, approx 13"h, 5"w, 5"d

Chinese heavily cast patinated bronze tripod censer, likely Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), with two scrolling handles and animal-headed foo dog lion legs. 13.5" H x 11.5" W x 10" D.

Chinese Blue and White Porcelain Lion Vase; H: 13.5 Inches