This is a very large example, measuring 36" tall.

Condition: A few, very small chips to the rim and base, but nothing that really detracts from the imposing presence and beauty this piece deports.

A wonderful set. These pieces each measure 12 mm in length. They are hollow, sheet gold, perforated twice at the base for mounting on string.

These beads date to the 5th Century BC.

Measures 54 mm (2.1") in diameter, and 38 mm (1.5") tall.

Condition: Pristine, choice and intact with no chips, cracks or restorations.

The sherds are all about 1.5" in length. A nice group for the student, and affordable, too!

Measures 66 mm in diameter.

Condition: Near perfect - a tiny fleabite to the top rim. Otherwise, choice and intact with no chips, cracks or restorations.

Measures 23 mm (0.9") tall.

Condition: Pristine, choice and intact with no chips, cracks or restorations.

Measures 37 mm (1.4") tall.

Condition: Vessel broken. One side missing to antiquity.

This pottery dates to circa 350 BC. Nice calcretions and root marks evident over the entire surface.

Measures: 47.8 mm (1.8") across.

This pottery dates to circa 350 BC. Nice calcretions and root marks evident over the entire surface.

Measures: 64 mm (2.5") across at the handle.

Measures 68 mm (2.6") across the handles, and 50 mm (2") tall.

Condition: Pristine, choice and intact with no chips, cracks or restorations.

Measures: 2" X 2".

Condition: fragment.

Measures: 69 mm (2.7") in length, 53 mm (2") in width and 30 mm (1.2") in height.

Condition: lots of calcretions and other adhesions and dirt left on this one. It's intact, and shows evidence of use in the form of carbon around the wick hole.

The insignia is engraved with a horned beast, perhaps a bull, which could point to this ring being Mithraic.

The ring is intact with an excellent, even, brown-green patina classic of Greek bronze objects. Very desirable and wearable example.

Condition: Intact and wearable. A single crack to the band, but the piece is still not overly mineralized, so the metal is strong and renders the piece quite wearable.

Dates to approximately 450 BC.

Ring measures 17.73 mm inside diameter. This translates to a UK size O 1/2, European size 56, US size 8.

Measures 7.5" X 5.5". The limestone is soft, Tura limestone usually used by the ancients to carve finely detailed sculpture and wall friezes because of its consistency and soft texture.

This lovely example displays great evidence of age and survives intact.

Measures: 12.5 mm in length.