CHINA: OPENWORK DRAGON AMULET / CHARM
China, Ming Dynasty, 1368 - 1644 A.D.,
showing 2 dragons,
bronze, diam. 6 cm, w. 43.21 g

75 EUR

ROMAN: SWASTICA BROOCH WITH ZOOMORPHIC TERMINALS
Roman, c. 2nd ctry. A.D.,
bronze, silvered,
intact with pin,  4 cm x 4 cm.

140 EUR

ROMAN: STUNNING BIG ORNATE P-SHAPED FIBULA
with some gilding surviving and a panel of niello on the footplate,
Roman, 4^th ctry. A.D.,  
intact (without pin), 10 cm.

435 EUR

EGYPT: LOT OF 4 TURQUOIS - BLUE FAIENCE EYE AMULETS 600 B.C.
Late Dynastic Egypt, 6^th ctry. B.C.,
with some remaining incrustation,
8 mm - 14 mm.

125 EUR

ROMAN: BRONZE APPLIQUE OF A FACING BUST
Roman, 2^nd ctry. A.D.,  
green patina, intact,
h. 2.8 cm.

135 EUR

STONE AGE: LOT OF FIVE FLINTSTONE BLADES FROM SCANDINAVIA
NEOLITHICUM, 4^th - 3^th Mill. B.C.,
72 - 95 mm.

100 EUR

MEDIEVAL: THAMES FIND FROM THE TIME OF SHAKESPEARE:
HEAVY IRON KEY ON BRONZE CHAIN
London, found in the river Thames, 15^th - 16^th ctry.,
intact, 16 cm, length of chain: 52 cm.
Similar keys in: London Museum Medieval Catalogue 1940 (Suffolk, 1993), pl. XXXL.

165 EUR

GREEK: BEAUTIFUL PLATE SHOWING LADY OF FASHION
Apulian, 4^th ctry. B.C.,
with delicate painting, a very attractive specimen,
small shard at foot missing (see picture), otherwise intact,
diam. 17.2 cm. 

750 EUR

GREEK: A RECENTLY ACQUIRED COLLECTION OF
APULIAN XENON WARE MINIATURE VESSELS
2^nd half 4^th ctry BC., all intact.

Click on picture
for a nice selection.

ROMAN: VERY RARE GLAZED POTTERY AMPHORA
olive-green glaze,
Roman Thrakia, 3^rd ctry. A.D., absolutely intact, h. 13 cm.
Pottery vessels with green glaze are very rare in Roman times,
they are said to imitate the more valuable bronze vessels.

360 EUR

ROMAN: BIG FLAWLESS NECK AMPHORA
Roman Thracia, 3^rd ctry A.D.,
greyware, 25 cm (!), absolutely intact.

585 EUR

GREEK: INTACT COLOURFUL DAUNIAN KANTHAROS
Daunian, 4^th ctry. B.C.,
with geometric design, vine and olive tendrils,
absolutely intact,
h. 15.5 cm. 

395 EUR

GREEK: INTACT DAUNIAN ASKOS
Daunian, 4^th ctry. B.C.,
with geometric design,
absolutely intact,
h. 17.5 cm. 

395 EUR

PRECOLUMBIAN: NAZCA POTTERY STIRRUP VESSEL
Peru, Nazca Region, 200 - 400 A.D.,
each side features a mythical beast,
almost invisibly restored from larger pieces, h. 11 cm,
ex private East Coast, USA Collection.

385 EUR

ROMAN: FINE MARBLE HEAD OF A YOUTH WEARING PHRYGIAN CAP
Roman Asia Minor, , c. 2^nd ctry. A.D.,
some remaining incrustation,  very fine style!
h.: 79 mm,

680 EUR

ROMAN: MARBLE RELIEF SHOWING ROMAN GOD MERCURY
Roman Asia Minor, 1^st ctry A.D.,
Mercury with hat and caduceus over left shoulder,
white marble with brownish "patina",  possibly a fragment of and altar stone,
15 cm x 20 cm x 5.5 cm.

880 EUR

ROMAN: LID OF A BRONZE LAMP WITH AN EAGLE
Roman, c. 3^rd ctry. A.D.,
green patina, some incrustation yet uncleaned,
h. : 37 mm, diam. plate: 29 mm.

85 EUR

ROMAN: LIFESIZE MARBLE VOTIV THUMB
Roman, c. 2nd ctry. A.D., 7 cm.
Frequently parts of the human body were sculptured in marble or clay and
dedicated to house altars as thanks-offerings for the healing of a disease.

135 EUR

GREEK: FINE PAIR OF APULIAN SALT DISHES
Magna Graecia, 4^th ctry. B.C., intact,
h. 4 cm ea., diam.  5.8 cm and 6.3 cm.

the pair 125 EUR

GREEK: ARCHAIC TERRACOTTA MASK,
c. 6^th ctry B.C.,
glued from three shards, no replacements,
9.5 cm x 7.5 cm.

195 EUR

GREEK: INTACT GNATHIAN SKYPHOS
with floral design,
4^th ctry. B.C., intact,
h. 8.5 cm, diam.  across handles 12.5 cm.

195 EUR

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