ANCIENT ART & ANTIQUITIES

Circa 100-200 AD A pottery oil lamp with convex body, incised floral decoration and hatching around the fill hole and nozzle, a conical knob handl...

Circa 100-200 AD A pottery oil lamp with convex body, incised floral decoration around the fill hole and nozzle, with a large cross motif. A conic...

Circa 100-200 AD A pottery oil lamp with convex body, incised decoration around the fill hole and nozzle. The lamp features a nozzle with a menora...

Late Bronze Age, circa 1550 – 1200 BC. These hemispherical ceramic bowls with a rounded bottom and a handle in the shape of a stirrup were commonl...

Circa 1550 - 1070 BC. A rare vessel in the form of two conjoined jars which are filled in and not hollow. These have decorated with cylindrical ci...

Middle Bronze Age II, circa 1850-1550 BC. A terracotta vessel with ovoid body and flared rim, accompanied by a handle attached from rim to shoulde...

Circa 5000-4000 BC. A globular vessel with two twin lugs either side for handing. The rim is doubled skinned.Size: L:65mm / W:95mm ; 165gProvenanc...

Circa 400 BC. A vessel formed of black glaze, ovoid body, single ring handle from rim to shoulder, with upper ends of strands splayed out and pinc...

Circa 500 BC. An elegant pottery vessel in the form of a jar, the everted rim tapers to a narrow neck, the body painted in black, broadens to a pi...

Circa 200-400 AD. A pale green translucent glass beaker with body sloping down to a flared folded foot with linear decoration the body. See The Co...

Circa 100-200 AD. A pale green glass sprinkler jar with a globular body a short neck and a wider collar rim, two applied handles trail of just abo...

Circa 200-400 AD. Pale green glass with iridescence, tubulous neck with a slight widening towards the top with spreading rim folded over on top an...

Circa 300-600 AD. Solid doubled skinned silver long boat shaped bowl, rounded on the underside, used mostly for wine drinking. Centre undecorated....

Circa 400 BC. The oval bowl with flanged sides, the handle shaft plain which is looped up at the end and terminating in the head of a griffin, wit...

Circa 300-400 AD. The oval bowl joined to an inscribed disk-shaped ring, the tapering shaft with a pointed terminal separated by a double circular...

Circa 2nd Millennium BC A bowl of globular shape, a taping centre with leads down from the everted rim, a central line, which then provides anothe...

Circa 340 – 325 BC. A wheel-thrown blackware pottery olpe with circular base, a globular-shaped body, a convex shoulder, a squat neck with slightl...

Late Bronze Age, circa 1550 - 1200 B.C. As evidenced by the series of concentric circles in a style often referred to as a “target” flask, this ve...

Late Bronze Age, circa 1450-1200 BC. A large, handsome pottery tankard with a bulbous lower body, small flared round foot, and tapering cylindrica...

Iron Age, circa 750 - 600 BC A vessel with spherical body decorated with four painted linear lines, a single handle and trefoil mouth. For similar...

Circa 550-500 BC A large bucchero, blackware Kantharos from Etruria featuring a high flaring foot, a ridged stem, with bands of incised linear dec...

Circa 100 – 300 AD A beautiful green glass bottle with a stable base, squat spherical body, cylindrical neck, a thick flared rim, and a small coni...

Circa 100 – 300 AD An elegant glass unguentarium in the shape of a candlestick featuring a short globular body sitting on a concave base, a long c...

Circa 100 – 200 AD An elegant glass bottle with iridescence featuring a piriform or globular body leading to a long, narrow neck with flat folded ...

Early Bronze Age, circa 3000 BC. A globular shaped pottery vessel with basket shaped handled attached to the body, encircled by red linear lines a...

Circa 200-300 AD. A pottery red burnished bowl of hemispherical form with decorative linear ovolo pattern and the lower part decorated relief depi...

Circa 1400-1100 BC. A vessel with a bulbous body, a slight concave foot, conjoined twin handles, and a tubular spout with a flared rim. The vessel...

Circa 200-400 AD A fine Ancient Roman cosmetic container blown from pale green glass with nice purple silver iridescence evident. The vessel featu...

Circa 100-300 AD An elegant ancient glass flask blown into a pale green colour. The vessel features a globular body, an elongated, cylindrical nec...

Circa 200-300 AD A well blown candlestick unguentarium in aqua coloured glass. The vessel, still showing some of its original translucency, featur...

Canaanite, Early Bronze Age, circa 3000 – 2700 BC. A beautifully formed red burnished vessel in the form of a jug with a long neck, large handle a...

Late Bronze Age, 1600 -1450 BC A pottery flask with globular body, long cylindrical neck, funnel rim, handle from neck to shoulder, base ring. Two...

New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty, circa 1550-1291 BC This eye-wateringly beautiful vessel is formed of a heavy serpentine, with a bulbous body, the wide ...

Circa 300-500 AD A pottery oil lamp with convex body, incised floral decoration around the fill hole and nozzle, with a cross motif. A conical kno...

Circa 100-200 AD A buff-brown oil lamp with short thumb spur and sharply sloping shoulder decorated with a raised linear and herringbone pattern.S...

Circa 100-200 AD Ovoid in shape with sharp carination, angled ridge around wick-hole and fill-hole, which is also bordered by a ring of dotted dec...

Circa 100-200 AD Ovoid in shape with sharp carination, angled ridge around wick-hole and fill-hole, the body decorated with a laurel-wreaths. Ring...

Circa 600 BC. A large ceramic, black-glazed bucchero oinochoe with wide mouth pinched to the front and sieve at the lip; tubular neck with thin co...

Circa 3100 – 2900 BC. A terracotta jug with a globular body and a single handle. The vessel stands on a slightly flattened base and was used a dig...

Circa 3100 – 2900 BC. Round terracotta amphoriskos with fluted spout and two small twin ‘ear’ lug handles on either side for suspension. The clay ...

Late Bronze Age, circa 1550 – 1200 BC. A beautifully preserved oil lamp made from red clay with small, pebble-shaped inclusions, with a shell-shap...

Predynastic Period, Naqada I-II, circa 4000-3200 B.C. A beautifully formed pottery jar from the pre-dynastic period of Egyptian history. This vess...

Circa 100-200 AD A beautifully carved marble statuette of Minerva, goddess associated with wisdom, strategic warfar, justice, law, victory, art an...

Late Period, circa 664-525 BC A mummiform ushabti in a light blue glazed faience, wearing a plain tripartite wig, and a divine beard; the arms are...

Late Period, 26th Dynasty, circa 664-525 B.C. Depicting the dwarf god Pataikos standing on a plinth, the god with a scarab on his head and a falco...

Late Period, circa 332 BC A mummiform ushabti in a light green glazed faience, wearing a plain tripartite wig, and a divine beard; the arms are cr...

Late Period 26th – 30th Dynasty, circa 664-332 BC A mummiform ushabti in a dark green glazed faience, wearing a plain tripartite wig, and a divine...

Circa 100 – 200 AD A Roman steelyard balance comprising a square cross-section rod with conical terminals and incised with measuring marks. The en...

Circa 100 – 200 AD A Roman steelyard balance comprising a square cross-section rod with conical terminals and incised with measuring marks. The en...

Circa 200-300 AD. Bronze scabbard chape (or bottom) with pelta-shaped body surmounted by a stylised budding flower motif. Chapes serve to reinforc...

Circa 100 – 200 AD Finely detailed figure showing the god Mercury (Hermes in Greek mythology), wearing a winged cap which identifies him as the me...

Circa 100 – 200 AD A bronze figure of a horse and rider, the rider with arms outstretched and legs formed in an open position enabling attachment ...

Circa. 3000 B.C. A black stone cylinder seal, decorated with pattern of triangles with hatched bands and dots.The seal is accompanied by a copy of...

Circa. 1400-1100 BC.The design shows two standing, facing figures. Both wear close-fitting hats with brims and long robes to the feet, but differe...

Circa 626 – 539 BC. An attractive cylindrical seal that is carved from vibrant carnelian and has a suspension hole drilled lengthwise through the ...

Anatolia, circa 3000 BC. A cylinder seal formed of silver depicting a gathering scene of animals. The seal is accompanied by a copy of a scientifi...

Circa 900-600 BC. The seal is accompanied by a copy of a scientific note typed and signed by Professor WG Lambert, Professor of Assyriology at the...

Circa 1400-1100 BC. The main items of the design, which is put between upper and lower roles, are tree standing figures each with one arm raised. ...

Circa 900-700 BC. An extremely fine Neo-Assyrian cylinder seal.This cylinder seal is pierced for suspension, suggesting that it might have either ...

Akkadian, circa 2200-1200 BC. A black stone cylinder seal, decorated with presentation scene. This cylinder seal is pierced for suspension, sugges...