Antiquities, Ancient & Pre-Columbian Art

South Italic, Greek, Apulia, ca 350 BC.Beautifully potted and painted pottery vessel in the style known as Saint-Valentin. Upper section decorated i

From southern Italy, ca. 300 BC. Decorated in buff and black/red with single handle and rounded base. 8-3/4"H, intact. Provenance: Ex-prom...

Greek, ca. 400 BC. Simple blackware terracotta pouring vessel with tapered body and rounded base. Comes with lucite stand. 3-7/8"H, intact. ...

From the ancient Apulian colonies in South Italy, 4th Century BC. Black-glazed pottery wine skyphos decorated to either side with a figure of an owl

Cute pair! Greek, Southern Italy, ca. 4th century BC. Terracotta vessels, one twin-handled, the other a jug. Both redglazed. 1-3/4"T x 1-7/...

An Ancient Greek silver didrachm or nomos coin from Neapolis, Campania, dating to 320 - 275 B.C. The obverse with head of a nymph, surrounded by four

Silver diobol, SNG BM Black Sea 268 ff., SNG Cop 653, SGCV I 1673, weight 1.246 g, maximum diameter 10.6 mm, About VF. Mesembria mint, obverse crest

In the style of the more "famous" examples coming from Corinth (Greece), ca. 6th to 5th century BC. Terracotta vessels like these were use...

From southern Italy, Apulia, ca. 4th century BC. Black-glazed pottery jug done in red-figure, with concave neck pinched to form a broad shallow fronta

Part of a 209 piece collection of ancient pottery featured in the book, "The Farwell Collection" published in 1953 by Franklin P. Johnson,...

From the ancient Greek colony of Apulia, located in southern Italy, ca. 325 - 200 B.C. Apulian / Gnathian brown/blackware trefoil oinochoe with minor

South Italy, Apulia, Ca. 325 to 300 BC. The lid with a figure of a swan. ** For similar example, see Christie's Sale 5524, 28 April 2004, London, Sout

Ca 300 BC, iron spear tip, much longer than normal with conical socket and long blade with pronounced blood ridge running up the center. Even after 23

Apulian, Southern Italy, ca. 4th Century BC. Terracotta lid to a pyxis vessel, decorated by a series of palmettes. 6-1/2"D (16.5 cm). Restore...

Greece, ca. 4th century BC. A pretty/ornate solid bronze handle from a water jar with beautiful leaf forms. Smooth green patina. Mounted on a cust

Ca. mid 4th Century BC. Thin-walled near-miniature jug with typical blackware glaze and applied pink/red decoration. Xenon pottery was a school of r

This is a large lidless mug with flaring mouth, decorated with reddish ochre and white slip. The decoration has been attributed by Dr. A.D. Trendall t

This is a superb Etruscan black bucchero ware kantharos (a high-handled drinking cup) of museum quality. The kantharos has high arching strap handles

From the late Villanovan to early Etruscan period of central Italy, ca. 7th Century BC. Terracotta kyathos, a type of vessel used to serve wine at ba

Ca. 2nd–3rd century A.D. Small bronze statuette of a running man. 2-3/4"H, custom stand. Ancient losses, as shown. Provenance: Ex-prominent...

Northern Italy, Ca 6th century BC. Terracotta wine cup done in the traditional bucchero technique. 7"W handlespan x 2-/4"H. Intact and ch...

Rome, ca. 200-400 AD. Solid bronze finger ring with impression of what appears to be an antelope. Custom mounted on lucite stand with clay impressio

Rome, ca. 1st - 3rd Century A.D. Obverse reverse bronze chest hasp in the form of a youthful herm figure with nice facial features, exposed breasts,

Found in the Golan Heights, dating to 2nd century AD. Nearly-identical pair of solid bronze plates / decorative elements that were affixed to exterio

Rome, ca 2nd to 3rd century AD, but purportedly found in Britain! Beautifully crafted bronze vessel with ribbed body, incised dots on neck shoulder a

Rome, ca. 1st century AD. Globular body on a flat pad base, with lathe-turned rings around foot, on the underside of the base and around the shoulder

Rome, 2nd-5th century AD. Solid bronze key rings. For lack of pockets in their togas, ancient people often wore keys to important boxes, etc on thei

Rome, ca. 100 to 400 AD. Solid bronze votive in the shape of a very small / erect phallus. Clear features, nicely-sculpted. Stands in at just over

This is a rare representation in bronze of the Egyptian child god Harpokrates, with his left arm around a large jar and the index finger of his right

Egypt, Middle Kingdom, 2055-1650 BC. Carved in raised relief with a falcon-headed Horus facing right, holding a feather in his hands; remains of origi

Rome, ca. 5th to 4th Century BC. Solid bronze utilitarian implment. Custom stand. Chisel itself measures 4-7/8"L. Intact. Provenanance...

Rome. ca. 2nd century AD. Solid bronze handle shaped like a leaping horse where the horses feet and its snout would have joined to the body of the ve

Rome, ca. 200 AD. Solid bronze rabbit lunging at something, possibly a mouse. Great action and workmanship, possibly from a larger vase or a knife ha

Rome, ca. 2nd century AD. Solid bronze stautette standing with head turned back to its left and wings resting. 1/3/4"H. Intact, wonderful pa...

Rome, ca. 1st-3rd century AD. Solid bronze decorated pin with nice green patina. Hairpins made of bronze, carved wood, etc. were used in ancient time

Rome, 138-161 AD. RV Annona with grain ears. Modius on prow. Approx. 3/4"D w/case. Scratches. Good detail and attractively toned. In PNG ...

Rome, ca. 1st - 2nd Century AD. Cubical dice marked twice with four through six. Bone colored. 3/8"cube. Both intact. Provenanance: Ex-Harl...

Rome, ca. 1st - 2nd Century AD. Cubical dice marked twice with four through six. Black. 3/8"cube. Both intact. Provenanance: Ex-Harlan J. ...

Rome, ca. 2nd Century AD. Set in a silver ring, Agate gemstone 15 mm, ring size 9. Excellent condition Provenanance: Ex-Harlan J. Berk, Chicago,

Rome, ca. 3rd century AD. Green ancient glass vessel, known as a "sprinkler" (modern day name given to a flask of this type, as it was des...

Dating to approximately 80 - 200 AD, most likely from Syria or Lebanon (glass centers of the Roman Empire). Aqua-blue/green glass, with bell-shaped b

Rome, ca. 200 AD. Pale green glass drinking vessel of slightly flaring form, with three bands of lathe-cut circumferential decoration just under rim

Gorgeous color! Roman Empire, Ca. 100 - 300 A.D. Dark green / teal squat glass vessel with with flared opening, rolled rim. 2-1/4"H, intact. ...

Rome, ca. 3rd century AD. Greenish-yellow ancient glass vesse with swirled design in body, applied handle and rolled rim. Bronken pontil on base. Am

Rare shape! Dating to the 2nd-3rd Century A.D. Aqua-blue glass unguent with straight sides, inented neck and rolled lip. 3-3/8"H, intact. ...

Near East, Ca. 200 - 300 AD. Dark green pouring vessel with wide base, thin neck and rolled rim. 3-1/8"H. Overall pocked surface, rim losses ...

Ca. 1st century AD. Transparent light-green in color, the square body mold-blown, the flat base with a molded pin-wheel; with slightly 'sunk' should

Near East, ca. 6th to 8th century AD. Thicker-walled glass vessel, blown and wheel cut, surface cut with circular facets in a honeycomb pattern. This

Rome, ca. 3rd century AD. Transparent glass vessel, globular body with shallow vertical tooled ribs, the straight-sided cylindrical neck flaring outw

Rome, ca. 2nd to 4th century AD. Delicate aqua-blue unguent with bell-shaped body; long, tapering neck and rolled rim. Sits slightly askew, as shown