Antiquities, Pre-Columbian & Ethnographic Art

Egypt, Late Period - Ptolemaic Period, circa 6th - 1st century B.C. A well-provenanced and beautifully executed bronze statuette of a cobra. The anima

Egypt, Ptolemaic, ca. 332 – 100 A.D. Carved stone sarcophagus mask of a male figure. Custom stand. 19 x 19,5 cm. Provenance: German private collecti

Egypt, Late Period, ca. 650 to 300 BC. Solid cast bronze statue of the Goddess Isis, seated, holding Horus and ready to breastfeed the young infant; o

Egypt, Late Dynastic Period, ca. 650 to 300 BC. Rounded jar with slightly tapered walls rounded base and flat rim. 2-7/8"H x 3-5/8"D. Pro...

Egypt, Late Period, 26th Dynasty. ca. 664-525 B.C. Published in: Stefan Decker, Uschebti - ägyptische Dienerfiguren einer deutschen Privatsamml...

Egypt, 26th Dynasty or shortly after. Made for the Overseer of the Treasury Psamtek, son of Bastetiiridies. Holding a pick and hoe in his crossed hand

Egypt, Late Period, Dynasties 26 through 30, 652 to 300 BC. Reminiscent of the famous stone example located in the Louvre, this example is carved from

Egypt, Late period, ca. 700-30 B.C. Painted wood mummiform figure with hands in relief crossed at chest below the thin aegis collar. Wears tripartite

Egypt, Late Period ca 664-332 BC. Standing at the back of an integral base that has been hollowed to contain papyrus spells (now missing), the figure

Egypt, Late Period ca. 25th-30th Dynasty, 712-332 B.C Green glazed composition faience square-shaped openwork eye amulet, with details to the eye and

Egypt, 22nd to 26th Dynasty, end of the Third Intermediate/beginning of Late Period. Representing Sobek, Crocodile God of the Nile. Extemely fine and

Egypt, 26th Dynasty, 652-332 BC. Blue modeled faience ushabti modeled in the form of Osiris, holding hoes for work in the afterlife; wearing a beard a

Egypt, Roman period. Nice terracotta statuette representing the goddess Isis-Aphrodite, standing naked, her arms along of her body, wearing a large he

Egypt, ca 305 – 30 B.C. A nice faience shabti with hieroglyphic text on both sides. Provenance: ex-private USA collection, ex-J. Malter.

Egypt, Ptolomaic Period, ca. 300 to 30 BC. Small faience amulet in the form of a dog in deep brown faience with small yellow spots. Rare to find amule

Egypt, Ptolemaic Period, 305-30 B.C. A sculptor's model; wearing the nemes headdress with frontal uraeus, the facial features well carved with e...

Egypt, Ptolemaic Period, ca. 32-30 B.C. Carved in sunk relief with remains of red and whitepigment remaing and two registers of glyphs: Top left is a

Egypt, Roman Period, ca. 2nd Cerntury BC to 1st Century AD. Finely rendered with incised hair and fur; seated erect and alert on integral base, his ge

Egypt, Roman Period, Ca. 100 AD. Lovely face mask of plaster or stucco over linen; with handsome features painted in yellow and reddish pigments, the

A wonderful terracotta mask with a very strong, expressive face. The man depicted has a large nose, eyes that are quite piercing below his furrowed br

Sarapis (also called Serapis) was a syncretistic god who combined Egyptian and Hellenistic aspects. Based on the god Osiris and the bull Apis (which b

Ca. 2nd century A.D., from Egypt during the Roman occupation. Head portion of a Roman period funerary sarcophagus depicts a male with full beard; his

Ca. 2nd century A.D., from Egypt during the Roman occupation. Molded reddish-brown terracotta bust of a youthful female having an exposed right breast

Greece, ca. 1400 – 1300 B.C. Terracotta figure of Phi with circular flattened body and striped decorations. Size 11 cm. Provenance: German private c

Greece, ca. 1300 -1230 B.C. Psi type terracotta female with upraised arms and dark brown decorations. Size 8 cm Provenance: German private collectio

Greece, ca. 1st Millennium BC. Solid bronze rounded vessel with raised pricket in center. Lovely incised design around body. 4"W x 2-3/8"H...

This is a rare, early (!) oinochoe (wine jug), dating to about 720 B.C. and of western Greek origin. The body of the vessel is decorated with a series

Etruria, ca. 7th Century B.C. Etruscan Bucchero pottery chalice on a flared stem; bowl decorated with horizontal fans above two incised encircling ban

Etruria, ca. 7th century BC. Buccheroware pottery drinking vessel. 14,7 x 12,8 cm. Provenance: Ex-private Belgium collection GC.

Etruria, ca. 2nd - 3rd century BC. Of Sanguisuga type, the large hollow arched bow decorated with transversely-arranged central cross hatch band and d

Greece, Athens, ca. 510 BC. Black-figure pottery kylix decorated on each side with scene of running youths, chasing after (and ahead) of one riding at

Greece, Athens, ca. 5th century BC. Cylindrical bodied pottery vessel done in the black figure technique, decorated with panel of palmettes, ray bands

Greece, Athens, end of the 6th century B.C. Black figure kylix / drinking vessel decorated on both sides with a figure seated between two incised eyes

Greece, Athens, ca 5th Century BC. The body of this lovely piece is decorated with three conjoined double palmettes, rays around the shoulder all in b

Greece, ca 5th Century BC. Pottery oil jar decorated with three seated female musician figures, the central figure playing a lyre. The shoulder of the

Greece, Athens, ca. 5th century B.C. Large white-ground lekythos decorated with a scene of grave offering; two figures, one standing and one seated on

Greece, ca. 400 B.C. Solid bronze ring, silvered; incised with horse. S 1,8 cm Provenance: German private collection, collected between 1950 – 1980

Greece, Athes, ca. 5th century B.C. Red-figure kylix decorated in the tondo with a figure making an offering over an altar. On the bottom of the cup i

From the Apulian region of southern Italy, ca. 330 B.C. The spout is in the shape of the head of a satyr, or rather in the shape of a theatre mask of

Greece, near to the Asteas-Python workshop, 4th century B.C. Beautiful paestane red-figure pyxis decorated on the lid with two feminine profiles frame

Ca. 350 B.C. The skyphoid pyxis was a very popular vase type in the Greek Colony of Sicily. This fine and RARE terracotta vessel has an ovoid body wit

The form personifies the term classic! Greek, South Italy, Ca 350 BC, blackware hydria – vessel used to mix wine and water at the banquets – with lust

Daunia, ca. 5th to 4th century BC. Pottery jug with bands of tan decoration encircling the bulbous body. 19 x 14 cm. Provenance: Ex-private Dutch co

Daunia, ca. 5th to 4th century BC. Terracotta pottery vessel decorated with colored bands; in the middle of bowl portion there is a single bird figure

This is a beautiful oinochoe (wine jug), made in southern Italy in circa the 3rd century B.C.; probably it is from the Greek colony of Campania. The v

Greece, Tanagra, ca. 3rd century B.C. Terracotta statuette of an Eros playing the zither, represented his arm raised in a playing position. Unfortunat

Boeotia Greece, Hellenistic Period, ca. 3rd Century BC Standing with exposed chest, loose toga faling from his shoulders and over his arm and wearing

Greek art, Tarentum, ca. 3rd century B.C. Hieratic pose, smiling slightly, her hair covered with a diadem. The piece has pierced ears probably meant t

Greek Art, 3rd century B.C. Statuette of a young woman, perhaps a maenad, standing, swaying gracefully, resting on her right leg, one hand on hip and

Greece, ca. 3rd - 2nd century BC. This charming terracotta is in the shape of a small bird with a smooth rounded body and folded wings. The piece is m