Three Different Byzantine Empire Bronze Denominations o

Three Different Byzantine Empire Bronze Denominations of Justin I (518-527): Pentanummium (2.1 grams), arguably VG+ but struck off-center; 1/2 Follis (8.0 grams), Fine with earthen deposits and some c

Byzantine Empire. Justin I (518-527). Bronze Penta (1.8 grams). VG or better with a small flaw at the upper right obverse. A seldom encountered denomination.

Bronze Coin of the Byzantine Empire (491-1453 AD) Product ID: 42391 Year: Random Grade: Average Circulated Grade Service: None Denomination: N/A Mint Mark: Not Shown Metal Content: 0 troy

Near East/Holy Land, Byzantine Empire, ca. 8th to 10th century CE. An elegant thurible, a cast bronze censer suspended from three bronze chains. Each chain is composed of dozens of links with a bronze

Large Ancient Byzantine Bronze Chandelier c. 8th century AD. Size 8 3/8 inches Diameter by 20 inches High. Byzantine Empire, Circa 8th-12th Century AD. Heavy Cast bronze flat ring supported by three c

Near East/Holy Land, Byzantine Empire, ca. 8th to 10th century CE. A simple thurible, a cast bronze censer suspended from three bronze chains. Each chain is composed of several links of bronze chain b

Near East/Holy Land, Byzantine Empire, ca. 8th to 12th century CE. A lovely cast-bronze reliquary, made from three parts, consisting of two crosses that fit together, and a large loop for suspension.

Near East/Holy Land, Byzantine Empire, ca. 8th to 12th century CE. A rare example of an undecorated reliquary cross made from three parts, consisting of two crosses that fit together, and a large loop

Near East/Holy Land, Byzantine Empire, ca. 10th to 13th century CE. An interesting silvered bronze reliquary cross, composed of three pieces - a deep, cross-shaped frame and two thin repousse crosses

Near East / Holy Land, Byzantine Empire, ca. 8th to 12th century CE. A lovely cast-bronze reliquary, made from three parts, consisting of two crosses that fit together, and a large loop for suspension

**First Time At Auction**Near East, Byzantine Empire, ca. 8th to 12th century CE. A pretty cast bronze reliquary, made from three parts, consisting of two crosses, hollow on one side each, that fit to

Eastern Empire, circa 6th - 10th century A.D. Consisting of a large example with engraved decoration of angel on one side and saint on reverse. Next, a conical example with engraved bands. Lastly a fl

Byzantine Empire, Basil II and Constantine VII, 1020 to 1028 CE, AE Follis, 10.5 grams. OBVERSE: Facing bust of Jesus Christ. REVERSE: Inscription in three lines. DOC A2.24a; SB 1818. 25 mm. Provenan

Ancient bronze processional cross with attached chain. Byzantine Empire 10th - 12th century AD. Mounted on a stand with an alabaster base. SIZE: Height (including chain) - 8.75” (22 cm) / Height (on

Three Different Bronze Penguin Figures, Beautifully Cast and Patinated. Three joyful and curious penguins standing 4" tall beautifully cast in solid bronze, polished and patinated with wisps of sea gr

Lot of 8 Ancient Byzantine Empire Bronze Coins. Size 29-16 mm. a nice lot of Ancient uncleaned Byzantine Bronze coins. great lot for research and study.

Near East / Holy Land, Byzantine Empire, ca. 7th to 11th century AD. A cast-bronze reliquary panel decorated with a cross and pattern-molded small concentric circular forms and linear line borders | A

A Byzantine Empire Bronze Follis Starter Collection containing: Maurice Tiberius (582-602 AD, 10.7 grams); Phocas (602-610 AD, 8.4 grams); Phocas & Leontia (602-610 AD, 10.1 grams); Heraclius (610-641

Byzantine Empire Bronze Nummis c. 491-1200 AD

Date: ca. 12th C AD Material: bronze Dimensions: 21mm ; 3.4grams Ancient Byzantine Empire Bronze Follis rvs. St George. Superb Ancient Coin in Great Condition. No Reserve: This lot starts at $1 and ha

A Twosome of Byzantine Empire Bronze Dekanummium: Justinian I (527-565 AD, 4.4 grams) and Tiberius II Constantinus (578-582 AD, 3.1 grams). Both display surface roughness and/or staining. A total of 2

Byzantine Empire Bronze Nummis c.491 - 1200 AD

Byzantine Empire Bronze Nummis c. 491 - 1200 AD

A Duo of Smaller Byzantine Empire Bronzes: Tiberius II Constantinus (578-582) Pentanummia (1.6 grams). Technically Fine but rough and showing some cleaning; Constantine V and Leo IV (751-775) 20 Nummi