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Greek bronze ring decorated with a lion
Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Greek: Bronze Pre AD 1000: item #661934 U45
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Helios Gallery
+44 (0)1225 744751
UK Pounds - £65.00
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A bronze ring with an oval bezel on which is incised a figure of a seated lion with its head turned to face to the rear. The lion's tongue is extended and the whole composition emulates decorative devices imported from the Near East which epitomise the Greek "Orientalising" style of design.
Greek, late 5th or early 4th Century BC
Intact, the decoration is somewhat clearer than the photographs imply.
Size: 2.1 cms diameter, 1.1 width of bezel.
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EYE GUARDS - HORSE ARMOUR, GREEK, 4th CTRY. B.C.
Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Greek: Bronze Pre AD 1000: item #652232
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Apolluxx, Classical Antiquities
sold
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PAIR OF EYE GUARDS FROM A HORSE ARMOUR, Magna Graecia, c. 4th ctry B.C.
with attachment rivets still in place on one side, bronze with green patina,
Magna Graecia, c. 4th ctry B.C.,
22.5 cm x 11.5 cm each. (shipment Europe: free, overseas: EUR 40, payment: preferably bank transfer)
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Superb Ibero-Celtic Bronze Helmet, c. 5th ctry. B.C.
Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Greek: Bronze Pre AD 1000: item #638570
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Apolluxx, Classical Antiquities
EUR 25500
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A rare and important Ibero-Celtic bronze helmet, composed of four sections
which are riveted together. Each section is framed by a double line.
In the forehead above the corners and neck circular protuberances.
Those in front are decorated with stylized brows, and those at the back
with a frieze of vertical sticks. Complete, in some parts reinforced internally.
h. 33 cm, diam. 22 cm., c. 5th ctry. B.C.
Ex collection Dr. J. T., Germany, ex: Jean-David Cahn Auction 5, Lot 100.
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Beautiful Greek Bronze Fluted Kalyx Cup
Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Greek: Bronze Pre AD 1000: item #633629
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Apolonia Ancient Art
303-321-7351 gallery
$2675.00
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This beautiful Greek bronze kalyx cup dates circa 5th-4th century B.C. and is a large example for the type. This piece is intact and is in superb condition. The patina is absolutely gorgeous and is dark green with mixed dark red highlights, and there are spotty mineral deposits which are dark blue and red. This piece was hand made from one sheet of bronze and was hammered into shape. This piece was finished with exceptional repousse decoration in the form of a floral pattern, seen centered a... Click for details
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MASSIVE BRONZE AGE DAGGER, c. 12th ctry. B.C.
Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Greek: Bronze Pre AD 1000: item #628418
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Apolluxx, Classical Antiquities
EUR 750
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MASSIVE BRONZE DAGGER, Eastern Mediterranean, c. 12th ctry. B.C., cast bronze with 4 ribs, heavy and lethal (!),
intact, green patina, some incrustation, l. 56.5 cm, weight 1083 g. - AUTHENTICITY GUARANTEED !!! (shipment Europe: free, overseas: 30 EUR).
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Cute Greek Bronze Votive Bird
Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Greek: Bronze Pre AD 1000: item #616487
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Apolonia Ancient Art
303-321-7351 gallery
$1375.00
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This cute Greek bronze bird dates from the Geometric period, circa 8th-7th century B.C. This piece was cast in the lost wax process and it is solid with no hollow core. This bird is probably a duck or a goose, as the head has a flat bill, dotted eye, elongated neck, and plump body. The dotted eye feature is a Greek Geometric period convention of art that is seen on many figural objects as well. This piece is votive in nature, as pieces were hung as an offering to the gods in sacred oracle si... Click for details
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Greek Hellenistic Erotic Minute Bronze Pin of Aphrodite
Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Greek: Bronze Pre AD 1000: item #596406
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Apolonia Ancient Art
303-321-7351 gallery
$1175.00
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This erotic Greek bronze piece is a hair pin, with Aphrodite seen at the terminal end. This piece was made during the Hellenistic period, circa 2nd-1st century B.C., and is approximately 2.5 inches high. The figure itself is approximately 1.5 inches high and is a minute masterpiece. This piece has a dark green patina with attractive red highlights. This piece was probably made by a gem cutter and/or coin die celator who did minute work and detail. This miniature piece has fine detail and th... Click for details
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Greek Bronze Votive Oinochoe Pendant
Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Greek: Bronze Pre AD 1000: item #595357
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Apolonia Ancient Art
303-321-7351 gallery
$425.00
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This Greek bronze oinochoe is known as a "votive pendant" and dates from the Geometric Period, circa 8th-7th century B.C. This piece is approximately 2 inches high and is mounted on a custom clear/marble stand with clay, so it can easily be removed. This piece was votive and was used as an offering in a temple, or a grave, and was also made for use as an offering at an oracle site such as Dodona or Delphi. This piece is in the form of an oinochoe which was used primarily for pouring wine, and... Click for details
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Greek Hellenistic Bronze Relief Plaque: Eros & Panther
Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Greek: Bronze Pre AD 1000: item #595233
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Apolonia Ancient Art
303-321-7351 gallery
$2365.00
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This Greek bronze plaque dates to the Hellenistic period, circa 2nd-1st century B.C. This piece is approximately 4.5 inches long by 3.25 inches high and has extremely high relief that is approximately 1.3 inches. This piece is an Eros that is seen pulling a rope around the neck of a panther. The panther is seen facing the viewer and the body of Eros is twisted towards the viewer as well. The scene is framed by Greek palmettes and scrolls. This applique probably was part of a bronze hydria o... Click for details
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Greek Bronze Chariot Horse Applique Figurine
Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Greek: Bronze Pre AD 1000: item #594855
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Apolonia Ancient Art
303-321-7351 gallery
$765.00
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This Greek bronze applique is two horses that are seen running side by side, and are probably part of a Greek chariot, otherwise known as a biga. This piece dates circa 4th century B.C. and was probably an applique for a bronze vessel or armour, such as a helmet. This piece is approximately 1.5 inches long by 1.4 inches high and may also have been part of a scene. The design of this piece is very similar to the gold staters that were minted by Philip II, as the reverse of these coins show a c... Click for details
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