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A01: Hittite, c. 1350 BC. Silver Earrings of triple ornate band design with wearable post style terminus. Elegant jewelry from the Anatolian empire that sacked Babylon in 1595 BC and fought with Rameses II. Superb condition. $1250.
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A02: Egypt, c. 1200 BC. Faience Amulet plaque of a walking Bull. Slightest accretion, a very lovely example. $975.00 |
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A03: Rome, 1st Century AD. Terracotta oil lamp with erotic scene of man embracing reclining woman. Intact without flaw. Lovely Example. $1250.00 |
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A04: Greek, colonies in Sicily, Syracuse. c. 350 BC. Small pottery pitcher. 28mm tall. Found near Syracuse. Ex Corso collection. Lovely example. $375. |
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A05: Greek, colonies in Sicily, Syracuse. c. 350 BC. Small pottery pitcher. 35mm tall. Found near Syracuse. Ex Corso collection. Lovely example. $450. |
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A06: Roman: Iron hinged manacle wrist cuff, c. 2nd Century AD. Used for detention or slaving. Rare. Nice condition. $750 |
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A07: Anglo-Saxon England, c. 600 AD. Gold cross with original gold chain portion. Lovely early cross from the time of the beginning of Christianity in England. 10mm diameter for cross. Found in Kent. Ex Corso collection. Beautiful example. $1750. |
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A08: Anglo-Saxon England, c. 680 AD. Gold Pendant, Domed with triple beaded circle. Rare and very nice. $1250. |
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A09: Anglo-Saxon Wessex, c. 880 AD. Gold ring of elegant open rope-work design. Beautiful workmanship perfectly preserved. 15 mm wide. Jewelry of great rarity from the time of Alfred the Great. $3750.00
Ex Pike collection. |
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A10: British Celts: 1000 BC. Tinned Bronze socketed Axe head. Superb. $750. |
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A11: British Celts: 1000 BC. Tinned Bronze sword chape. Nice condition. $675. |
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A12: Scythians: 800 BC. Gold Leopard plaque. 20mm. Very rare. Nice condition. $1750. |
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A13: Hellenistic Greece: 330 BC. Gold Earrings of floral design, post backed. Lovely. $1250. |
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A14: Hellenistic Greece: 330 BC. Gold Pendant with green stone. Lovely. $675. |
