A Byzantine rock crystal and gilt bronze belt buckle, probably 5th century C.E, the facetted semicircular crystal belt loop with a simple gilt bronze hook., height 1.2 cm, width 3.7 cm
An Etruscan terracotta votive head of a male, in the 3rd century BC style, possibly of the period, hollow, modelled facing forward with almond shaped eyes and full lips, with short, thick waved hair, 26 cm high, 24 cm wide
An Etruscan terracotta votive head of a female, in the 3rd century BC style, possibly of the period, hollow, modelled facing forward with almond shaped eyes, full lips, and longed curled hair, beneath a himation, 27 cm high, 19.5 cm wide
An Etruscan terracotta votive head of a male, in the 3rd century BC style, possibly of the period, hollow, modelled facing forward with almond shaped eyes, full lips, and short curled hair, beneath a himation, 21 cm high, 20 cm wide
Cycladic Civilization Syros Island hedgehog, probably 2800-2,300 BC, in the form of a seated hedgehog holding a bowl, with red pigment decoration, height 6 cm
A geometric Rhodian Oinochoe, Mid-7th- early 6th century B.C. Of typical form, the handle with a volute terminal joining the rim, decorated in the wild goat style, the body with a band of geese and lotus flowers above another of grazing goats, framed and…
A bronze age Amphoriskos, holy land, c. 3100-2900 BC. Made from terracotta in a spherical form and flared mouth. Featuring two small loop handles at the shoulders and-painted with wave patterns in sections alternating vertical lines, height 14 cm, depth…
A 4th-3rd millennium BC terracotta bowl, bronze age. A conical form with a small discoid base. Featuring a band of impressed slashes around the rim. With three small radiating lugs, height 10.6 cm, depth 20.5 cm
Pottery collection, three pieces in the form of bronze age terracotta, Oenochoe Etruscan 7th century BC, Italo Greek 300 BC pitcher and Cyrpus bronze age cup, three slightly cracked, height 25 cm, 22 cm, and 4 cm
Collection of stone carvings, five mounted on stands, granite inlay element of an eye Egypt c.650 BC, lapis lazuli fly c.650 BC, red stone bound Oxen Iran c.1000 BC, black stone bound Oxen Iran c.1000 BC, black stone head of an ox, amulet Iran c.1000-2000…
An Art Deco French glass vase, circa: 1930s, France ovoid shaped vase with a cascading narrow neck, deep acid etched body highlighting three stylized swallows in flight, acid etched monogram mark BC to base. Height 24 cm
Ancient near East, Sasanian (Sassanid) Empire, Judeo-Aramaic culture, ca. 5th to mid-7th century Ce, with sloping sides, painted with lines of script, in white tones with brown script, with letter of authenticity, with display case, diameter 17 cm note:…
A white jade Bird-Shaped pendant, late Hongshan culture, circa 4,000-3000 BC the pendant is simplistically carved in the shape of a bird with a small head, outspread wings and tail, two suspension holes were drilled from both sides of the body on the back…
A map of the North Island produced by universal Business Directories Ltd, a colourful graphic map of the North Island. Issued by universal Business Directories Ltd, featuring an AD for Silich's garage Ltd. The background includes artistic impressions of…
A South Arabian alabaster incense burner, circa 1st century B.C. To 1st century A.D, of circular form with a ribbed exterior, resting on three legs, 7 cm high, 8.5 cm diameter. Provenance: Ex Colonel H.F. Jacob collected in situ, Ex Charles Ede, London
An early Islamic sgraffito decorated earthenware bowl, circa 10th to 11th century, the conical bowl with a cream glaze to the interior, decorated with abstracted sgraffito work, 6 cm high, 18.5 cm diameter.
An ancient Etruscan terracotta relief fragment, modelled in high relief with a kneeling boy holding a floral and fruiting laurel swag, height 29 cm, width 39 cm, depth 10 cm
An ancient Etruscan terracotta foot, circa 300 BC, naturalistically modelled, length 27 cm, condition: slight wear and minor frits to left hand edge of underside, old sticker adhesive mark to top of foot, old wear and frits to tops of toes, otherwise wear…
Three Indo-Iranian Pottery bowls, Baluchistan, circa 3000 BC, comprising three flared bowls, one with remnant painted decoration. The largest 10 cm high, 15.5 cm diameter
Pair of George IV sterling silver cap toilet jars, hallmarked London, 1824, Id//Ad (John and Archibald Douglas), engraved with central crest, set on facetted glass bodies, height 3.5 cm (2)
Antiquarian (possibly Cypriot) terracotta vase, baluster form painted with red scrolling and lattice designs on a cream ground, possibly iron age period, 25.5 cm high
A bronze age axe head, unknown origin, circa 1200 B.C. 14.5 cm long. Provenance: Christie's London, November 21st, 1978, formerly the Harold Peterson Collection.
A Phoenician terracotta plate, circa 5th-4th century B.C, the shallow bowl, heavily encrusted with sea barnacles. Found off the coast of Lebanon. 10 cm high, 32 cm diameter
Peter Schjedahl (American 1942 - ) AD Reinhardt, Art Comics and Satires [Published by Truman Gallery, New York, 1976] Seven loose oversized pages (58 x 41 cm), each folded once in half, assembled in a brown paper folder on which has been printed a
A middle Eastern glass ewer, circa 1st to 4th century A.D. The ancient translucent iridescent glass pot with loop handle and curved spout. 12 cm high, 19 cm long
A luminous piece of Roman glass, from Syria, 2nd century AD. Beautifully coloured jaw with baluster shaped body and flared neck, an excellent example of free-blown glass. Glass is a material of contrasts: red hot, viscous and malleable during manufacture:…
Large Cypriot amphora, c. 7th century BCE, of baluster form with twin strap handles, with waisted neck and curved rim, decorated with geometric motifs in tones of red and brown on terracotta, height 33 cm, with original export document from Cypriot…
Iron Age II amphora / vessel with ovoid body and twin handles and incised with circular lines. Comes with stand. Provenance: Purchased from the the Bedouin Salam at Baluza, June 1983. Confirmed by Guv Antiquities, height 30 cm
Byzantine storage vessel of large proportions and featuring elongated turned clay body with two handles, dated approximately 800AD by Irwin S. Driman (certificate of authenticity available). Comes with stand, height (vessel only) 70 cm (on stand) height…
A Persian bronze phiale, with omphalos to the centre, heavily patinated and small irregular hole to the side, possibly Achaemenid Period c.550-330BC, diameter 18 cm
Three Song dynasty (AD 960-1127) white glazed bowls, of circular form with sloping sides, possibly in a white glaze, raised on exposed circular foot, diameter 16 cm (2), 15 cm (1), (3). Provenance: Atherton collection
Two terracotta figures probably Mohenjo Daro 3rd C BC. Provenance: A former diplomatic family based in the ACT (collection formed in the 1950s & 60s); by descent to the current owner, height 12.5 cm (tallest)
Sandstone possibly Syrian or Turkish carved head with carved features including pointed hat, green painted eyes, and smile with prominent cheeks. The back also depicting carved design, with some possible age. Height 37 cm
Four north Indian Sunga to Kushan period pottery sculptures, circa 2nd-1st century BC, in the form of female deities, 7-12 cm (4). Provenance: from a private Australian collection
An ancient Byzantine gold coin, Maurice Tiberius AD 582-602, gold solidus. Obv. Crowned, draped and cuirassed bust of Maurice Tiberius facing, wearing plumed helmet, holding globe surmounted by cross, rev. Victori a Avcci, Conob in exergue, Angel standing…
A South Arabian alabaster tripod incense burner, 1st century BC/1st century AD, 6.5 cm high, 9.5 cm diameter. Provenance: Collection of Colonel HF Jacob, Charles Ede, London
An Attic black on red pottery amphora, 8th/7th century BC, decorated with multiple concentric circles and encircling bands, 21 cm high. Provenance: Bonhams London, 8 May 2013, lot 32
A dog form effigy Vessell, Colima, Mexico (200-600AD), Depicted in curled recumbent position with head resting on paws, spout on the back, 12 cm high. Provenance: Purchased Irving sculpture gallery, Sydney, 1983, Literature, illustrated, Art and Australia…
A deer form effigy vessel, Colima, Mexico (200-600AD), in the form of a deer laying on the ground, this unusual piece clearly has deer horns but the face of a dog, the body incised with concentric diamond shapes, 17 cm high. Provenance: Purchased Irving…
Two Amharic manuscript scrolls, Ethiopia, the larger perspex case measuring 28 cm wide, 7.8 cm deep, 44.5 cm high including brass fixtures (2). Other Notes: Ethiopian healing scrolls were used to eliminate illness by purging evil spirits and demons from a…
A Nordic Neolithic unpolished grey-brown lunate sickle flint of plano-convex outline, bearing paper label of Ball Collection. 4000 - 2000 BC., 16.5 cm Length. Provenance: The Collection of the Lord McAlpine of West Green (M45)., Literature: 'Antiquities…
A Nordic Neolithic (Danish) black fine-grained rock battle axe. 4,000 - 2000 BC., 13.8 cm long. Provenance: The Collection of the Lord McAlpine of West Green (M1620). Purchased by Lord McAlpine in Copenhagen, Literature: 'Antiquities from Europe and the…
Fine Neolithic axe head of brown flint with fine falking, circa 2000 BC, probably from Norway from the cross section (qv British Museum Catalouge of Stone Age Antiquities 1926 p.157), 15 cm long. Provenance: Charled Ede Ltd. London. Ref. 39A
Danish dark grey flint axe, unpolished. Circa 3500 BC, 12 cm long. Provenance: Collection of thr Lord McAlpine of West Green, Charles Ede Ltd. London, ref. 9870
A Danish Neolithic flint axe in a mid grey flint. Circa 2000 BC, 21 cm long. Provenance: The Collection of the Lord McAlpine of West Green, Charles Ede Ltd. London, ref. 9310
A Neolithic pottery jar, painted in Burnished red wash & purple, Gansu-Yangshao Culture, 3,000-1,500 BC, the geometric pattern extending down the bulbous body, a short neck with a curving lip, balanced on a narrow base with two applied loop handles,…
A large Neolithic pottery jar with applied loop handles, Gansu-Yangshao Culture, 3,000-1,500 BC, painted with soft thin & thick concentric circles to the body & a shark fin shape on the neck, in red & purple mineral pigment, the bulbous body balanced on a…
A Mesopotamian Cuneiform clay tablet, possibly 2,800-1,700BC period. the small rectangular tablet of baked clay with incised cuneiform inscriptions throughout. Length 9.5 cm
An Attic red-figure fish plate, circa Fourth century B.C. depicting a sea bream, a mottled fish, and a slim striped fish, (losses to the rim), 18.8 cm diameter Provenance: acquired from the Amati collection in the mid-1970s
A terracotta female bust, circa Fourth century B.C. wearing a pointed headdress, wreath, and disk-shaped earrings, 8.9 cm high Provenance: ex Graham Geddes collection
An Iranian bronze dish, circa Thirteenth century A.D., the central tondo incised with a winged sphinx, (minor losses to rim), 17 cm diameter Provenance: ex Graham Geddes collection; ex private collection 1996
An Iranian globular jar, circa Thirteenth century A.D., with incised lily blossoms and floral clover motifs around the lip, above a floral pattern on the body and a petal frieze around the foot, (minor pitting and wear, some losses to the rim), 7 cm high…
An Anatolian terracotta vessel, Hittite period 1750-1100 B.C. anthropomorphic with rounded base, 7.7 cm high Provenance: ex Graham Geddes collection; Sotheby& London, 13 May 1980, Lot 241; ex Mrs. N.E. Elliot-Smith collection
A Mexican clay head of Tlaloc, Nayarit, circa 500 B.C the Aztec rain god raised on a painted rod and mounted on a timber base with an incised plaque to the front, the head 9.5 cm high
A small Syrian jar, 2nd Millennium B.C single handle on pad base, (chip and repair to rim),9 cm high. Provenance: Purchased from the Antiquities & Ethnographica Society, with certificate of authenticity
A Persian monochrome grey-ware drinking vessel, Hasanlu type, 1100-900 BC, with single handle, the upper part of the exterior burnished, flattened circular base. 15 cm high
Rare pre Incan mask, a rare example of a carved wooden mask with raised facial features a slotted base for attachment to a wall. Weathered dry patina. Pre-Inca 400-900 AD. Tiahuanaco Ruins, Bolivia, south America. Length 38 cm. Width 16 cm
East Central Arizona pot Salado Pottery bowl, geometric designs, black on white slip, restored,1200 - 1350 AD. Collected pre 1940's, Eastern Arizona, USA length 12.6 cm. Diameter 24 cm