ANCIENT JEWELLERY, WEAPONRY AND CLASSICAL ART

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700-1100 AD, Viking Age. A superb gold example of an axe or Perun amulet comprising a suspension loop and stylised blade incised cross hatch decor...

Ca.800 - 600 BC. An early necklace formed of bronze pendants in a variety of shapes including bells and spheres (restrung). Bells had magical impl...

Ca.800 BC, Bronze Age. A beautiful Celtic bronze pendant formed as an omega-shaped plaque of round-section wire with coiled ends. The outermost ed...

Ca. 1-300 AD. Roman. A restrung necklace of Roman and modern beads comprising beautiful semiprecious blue Roman agate beads interspaced with moder...

Ca 1-300 AD, Roman. A bronze ring with a thick circular hoop, flattened, rectangular bezel and perpendicular projecting key featuring an openwork ...

Ca. 1-300 AD. Roman. A restrung necklace of Roman beads comprising multiple opaqu dark coloured sub-spherical, geometric and disk-shaped and glass...

Ca. 1-300 AD. Roman. A restrung necklace of Roman beads comprising beautiful semiprecious blue, grey and black Roman agate beads. The agate beads ...

Ca. 1-300 AD. Roman/Parthian. A restrung necklace of Roman beads comprising beautiful stone, glass and glasspaste beads in creamy yellow hues in a...

664 – 343 B.C. Late Dynastic / Ptolemaic EgyptianEgyptian. Wooden votive figurine of a woman with a bi-partite naturalistic black wig, arching eye...

1-400 AD. Roman and Late Roman. A lot of five blown glass vessels, comprising (L-R): a yellow square sided bottle with a cylindrical neck; a turqu...

Ca. 1-400 AD. Roman and Late Roman. A lot of five blown glass vessels, comprising (L-R): A squat jar with a flaring neck and mouth; a spherical bo...

Ca. 1-300 AD Roman. A beautiful bronze patera comprising a deep body, with incised concentric circles decorating the base, a rounded rim, and a pr...

Ca. 1-300 AD Roman. A beautiful bronze patera handle with silver inlay; comprising an attachment where the handle originally joined the vessel, an...

C. 193-211. Roman. This beautiful head pot features a woman’s face comprising high arching brows, upturned, almond shaped eyes, a thin, shapely no...

C. 100 AD or later. Roman style. Fresco fragment depicting an elaborate mythological scene. In the center field, a female figure, probably Ceres, ...

1-400 AD. Roman and Late Roman. A lot of five blown glass vessels, comprising (L-R): A squat cylindrical bottle with a cylindrical neck; a cylindr...

1-400 AD. Roman and Late Roman. A lot of five blown glass vessels, comprising (L-R): a squashed cylindrical miniature jar with inward flaring neck...

1-500 AD. Roman and Late Roman. A beautiful lentoid glass bottle with a circular, flattened body, long, straight neck and in-turned rim. The colou...

1-400 AD. Roman and Late Roman. A lot of five blown glass vessels, comprising (L-R): a cylindrical bottle with a sloping shoulder and slightly bul...

Bronze statuette of Nefertum, the Egyptian god of health and perfume, who is one of the few Egyptian gods to be depicted with a human face. He is ...

Western Asiatic. Beautiful cream stone figurine of a prancing ram, with large, curving horns and stylised facial features. The precise significanc...

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