THOTH IBISEgypt, Late PeriodBronzeLength: 18 cmProvenance:Former private collection from the 60s-80sVotive statuette representing the god Thoth in the form of a resting ibis, with incised lines depict[...]
This magnificent marble torso, of modest dimensions, from the Roman period, dated between the 1st and 2nd centuries AD. It represents a naked, headless young man, with his arms and legs amputated at m[...]
Small alabaster bust of Serapis Roman Egypt, 3rd century AD This small bust represents the god Serapis, sculpted in beige alabaster weathered by time. The face of the god retains legible features: den[...]
Statuette of Ptah-Sokar-Osiris, Egypt, Late Period/Ptolemaic Period, 663-31 BCStuccoed wood, polychromyHeight: 29.8 cm (32 cm with base)Expertise: Antonia Eberwein (Egypt-art.com), 2024Provenance:- Fo[...]
Small iridescent glass of dark green color, with a globular body and a widened cylindrical neck ending in a thick, everted lip. The irregularity of the surface, partially covered with a natural irides[...]
Fragment of a Roman Sarcophagus – Winged Genius (Psychopomp), 1st Century ADA fragment from a Roman marble sarcophagus, carved in high relief and dated to the 1st century AD – likely during the Julio-[...]
A very fine set of prehistoric tools made of chipped flint; axes and various hand tools for cutting or skinning hides.Some bear old labels indicating their collection sites, carried out at the beginni[...]
Canopic vase ancient Egypt Late Period (711-332 BC) terracotta body topped with a stone stopper depicting Amset in the form of a man, one of the four sons of Horus This type of vase was used to contai[...]
PENDANT WITH NEOLITHIC BEAD AND ENGRAVED TURQUOISE. Bead: Middle East (Bactria?) - 2nd-1st millennium BC - 31.9 x 28.5 mm. Turquoise: Qajar culture - 19th century - 15 x 12 mm. Modern 18K gold setting[...]
Roman gold bulla medallion. Roman art. 3rd century. 1.11g, 18 x 24 mm. Bullae, which appear to have Etruscan origins, were mostly worn by freeborn Roman children (mainly boys) to protect them from all[...]
Terracotta female head - Greece, probably Boeotia, Hellenistic periodHellenistic period, 4th-1st century BCA very fine representation of a woman's head. Small chips, otherwise in good condition. Sold [...]
Roman legionary bronze ring. Circular bezel with Aquila wings, decorated shoulders and ring. The eagle was a powerful symbol for the Roman army. With each Roman legion, a special eagle bearer (aquilif[...]
Simple and elegant vase with handles. Ancient Rome: period before our era. In light ceramic. Dimensions: H: 9.1 cm max. Upper inner diameter: 5.3 cm. IN VERY GOOD CONDITION, without restoration: as in[...]
Lovely amphora, Roman period, Grey terracotta, In used condition, it should be noted a chip on the heel, and an original chip on the neck, Work from the Roman period, Weight: 43 gr, Dimensions: Height[...]
Lovely Roman oil lamp, Terracotta, In used condition, wear to the decoration, Very tiny remains of red slip, Work from the Roman period, Weight: 70 gr, Dimensions: Height: 4 cm, Length: 10.5 cm, Width[...]
Very beautiful terracotta oil lamp, Roman period, Provenance to be determined, Rich stylized decoration, Weight: 186 gr, Dimensions: Height: 3.5 cm, Length: 11.5 cm, Width: 8.3 cm.
Greek Skyphos in terracotta with double black and beige slip. Period: 4th century BC. Dimensions: H: 7 cm. Diameter: 8.8 cm. Width with handles: 14 cm. In used condition, glued: as in the photos. Ship[...]
Roman Marble Mortar with Sculpted CentauromachyRoman Empire, late 2nd – early 3rd century A.D.White marble with grey veiningHeight: 18 cm – Diameter: 30 cmAntique Roman mortar in white marble finely v[...]
Beautiful and interesting votive or funerary stele in limestone from the ancient period, revealing a draped female figure holding an unidentified element in her arms. Note: - The stele is broken in tw[...]
Amphora most likely Roman, in red terracotta covered with marine concretions. This amphora with an oval body of a large diameter has a pointed end. It was used to transport wine. It is presented on a [...]
Archaeological lot of cutie terracotta oil lamps - Egypt, Roman and Byzantine period Also attached an antique miniature vase from the same collection. Oil lamps from 7cm to 9cm Vase height 8.5cm
Terracotta representation of the goddess Astarte - Egypt, late Roman period, early Byzantine period (3rd-6th century AD)Astarte, Egyptian goddess of fertility, is depicted here naked breastfeeding a c[...]
Terracotta representation of Silenus - Greece, Hellenistic period (4th-1st century BC)Rare representation of Silenus seated, with prominent belly and phallus, holding an amphora and a glass in his han[...]
Ancient beads from the Roman period and the Greco-Bactrian empire (or Bactrian period), Hellenist regions of Central Asia founded from the 3rd-2nd century BC since the conquest of Alexander the Great.[...]
Gallo-Roman Art, Statuette of a Gallic divinity, He holds in his right hand a cup or a disc, His left hand open towards the sky, Dressed in a toga, A rod under his left foot, In good used condition, b[...]
Greece or Rome, 3rd century BC: a black glazed earthenware canthmare. Dimensions: - height 11 centimeters. - diameter: 14 centimeters. - from handle to handle: 20.5 centimeters.
This type of colored enamel is also called 'millefiori' and the high quality technique (champlevé) that was required to make this type of colored enamel demonstrates a high degree of skill by Roman gl[...]
Small Roman bronze: panther/chimera.
Copper alloy with a dark brown patina and traces of oxides.
45 x 13 mm.
20.10 g.
This could be a zoomorphic handle for a key or a utensil. For a very simil[...]
Elegant little pitcher, jug with handle. In light ceramic highlighted with red rims (wear). Dimensions: H: 12.3 cm. Width: 10 cm max. Base diameter: 5.2 cm. IN VERY GOOD USED CONDITION, without restor[...]
Roman brick is a type of brick used in ancient Roman architecture and spread by the Romans to the lands they conquered. They are longer and flatter than standard modern bricks. This type of brick was [...]
Circa: 2nd-3rd Century A.D..Origin: Iberian Peninsula.Material: Stone.Note: Could be displayed has a decor piece.Item condition: Some chips and flaws along the piece. Some small cracks. Strong and sta[...]
Dating: Circa 150 – 250 AD Origin: Proconsular Africa or Roman Syria Provenance: Private collection, Auvergne – Haute-Loire The Eagle and the Empire – Symbol of Heavenly and Earthly Power in Roman Cul[...]
Dating: Circa 150 – 250 AD Origin: Eastern Mediterranean (probably Syria or Roman Egypt) Provenance: Private collection, Auvergne – Haute-Loire Authority in images – The lion in medallion as symbolic [...]
Dating: 4th – 5th century AD Origin: Near East or Proconsular Africa (probably ancient Syria or Tunisia) Provenance: Private collection, France – South-East The symbol of faith – The Chrism as the lig[...]
Rare amulet in gold sheet representing two eyes. The slightly domed eyeball and the outline of the eyes in relief. Around the eyes, hollow lines making a sort of light rays. Work from the Imperial Rom[...]
This black-glazed pottery jug comes from southern Italy and can be dated to around the 4th century BC. The spherical body of this unique oinochoe rests on a ring-shaped foot and has a handle. This jug[...]
Important crucified Christ carved in carved and polychrome wood, from the region of La Rioja, Spain, and dated to the end of the 15th century. This is a remarkable piece for its superior sculptural qu[...]
Elegant Etruscan bowl with handles. Round in shape, on a heel, in black ceramic with interior decoration of light concentric circles. 4th century BC. Dimensions: Length: 22.7 cm max. Width: 17.2 cm. I[...]
Rare Etruscan libation cup. Chalice-shaped on a heel in black ceramic with white enamel decoration: vine branches motifs turning on the side. 4th century BC. Dimensions: Diameter: 16.2 cm H: 9.1 cm. F[...]
This is a remarkable example of a Byzantine reliquary cross, also known as an enkolpion, dating from approximately the 12th to 14th century. These small, wearable reliquaries were used by monks and pi[...]
Elegant Greek olpe in the flank and underlined by a wide black line. Dimensions: H: 15.8 cm. Width: 11.2 cm. Base diameter: 5.3 cm. IN VERY GOOD USED CONDITION, wear of the black circle, without resto[...]
Seven Gold Appliqués Depicting Winged Lions. Achaemenid Empire, 5th–4th Century BC. Each circular appliqué measures approximately 1.5 cm in diameter and weighs 0.3 grams, with a total combined weight [...]
A very rare lot of 8 Roman coins of Constantine, concreted together, from the Epfig treasure. In 2010, three workers from a company commissioned by the Departmental Water and Sanitation Union were car[...]
Gold Ring with Rotating ScarabEtruria, 3rd century B.C.Gold and carnelianUS size 8EU size 57Excellent conditionThis fine gold ring from the Etruscan period features a rotating bezel set with a scarab [...]
A very rare batch of 5 Roman coins of Constantine, concretized together, from the Epfig treasure. In 2010, three workers from a company commissioned by the Departmental Water and Sanitation Union were[...]
Seven ancient gold fluted beads.Late Cypriot, 1550 - 1050 BC.Each bead measures 1.6 x 0.9cm.Each bead weighs approximately 2.7 - 3 grams.Each of the beads is decorated with fluted sides. Made from hig[...]
Gold swivel ring with carnelian scarabEtruria, 4th century B.C.Gold and CarnelianPerfect conditionUS Ring Size: 9 ¼EU Ring Size: 60This high-karat gold ring features a swiveling bezel set with a carne[...]
Christian oil lamp, with religious decoration, called a "bussière". Red-ochre terracotta. Beautiful surface patina. North Africa, known as "Roman Africa". 5th – 7th centuries AD. Length with handle : [...]
A gold appliqué with magical symbols. Roman, 1st-4th Century AD. Diameter: 1.95cm. Weight: 0.5 grams. The little gold roundel, is decorated with esoteric magical symbols to include a winged phallus, [...]
Small flask with a lenticular body, topped with a long cylindrical neck narrowing at the top and ending in flat lips slightly hemmed at their ends. Blown glass with pearly iridescence, remains of lime[...]
Very pretty row of old beads from the Roman and ancient Egyptian periods. Mainly made of translucent or colored glass or superbly iridescent, some beads are made of hard stone. Beautiful excavation pa[...]
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