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Greek antiquities ancient Greek pottery, and jewelryGreek
jewelry, earrings Solid silver coins designed in a modern Vermeil
setting of 22KT gold plate finish over pure silver setting with accent
beads. The reverse is with various symbols.
Greek
jewelry earrings 247 BC - 228 AD Solid silver coin designed in
a modern Vermeil setting of 22KT gold plate finish over pure silver with
pearl and garnet accent beads. The reverse depicts various symbols.
Greek
pendant 138-129 BC Solid silver VII coin designed in a modern
oval-shaped Vermeil setting of 22KT gold plate finish over pure silver.
Depicts the bust of Antiochos VII with a diadem in his hair. On the reverse,
an eagle stands on the beak of a galley, a palm branch in the background,
the field with various inscriptions.
Greek
pendant 297 - 281 BC Solid silver coin designed in a modern Vermeil
seating of 22KT gold plate finish over pure silver. Depicts a portrait
of the deified Alexander the Great with the royal diadem and ram's horns
that identify him as the son of Zeus Ammon. On the reverse, a seated Athena
with spear and shield, her right hand extended on which stands the figure
of Nike. Nike crowns the first letter of Lysimachus's name. The lion's
head on Athena's shield may also refer to Lysimachus.
Greek
pendant Solid silver coin designed in a modern Vermeil seating of 22KT
gold plate finish over pure silver. Depicts a portrait of the deified Alexander
the Great with the royal diadem and ram's horns that identify him as the
son of Zeus Ammon. On the reverse, a seated Athena with spear and shield,
her right hand extended on which stands the figure of Nike.
Greek
pendant 315 - 294 BC Solid silver Alexander the Great tetradrachm designed
in a modern circular Vermeil setting of 22KT gold plate finish over pure
silver. Alexander the Great was the first world conqueror and one of the
most remarkable men in history, his armies capturing most the civilized
world. He not only introduced a uniform currency system, but promoted trade
and commerce. Desiring to be supreme ruler, all provinces were required
to worship him as a god. Alexander believed he was a direct descendant
of Hercules. Before each battle and after each victory, ritual sacrifices
were performed honoring both Hercules and Zeus and he selected their images
to appear on these coins.
Greek
pendant 294 BC
Greek
pendant 315 BC
Greek
jewelry 315-294 BC
Greek
pendant 315-294 BC
Greek
pendant and earrings
Greek
pendant and earrings 294 BC
Greek
pendant and earrings 315 - 294 BC
Greek
ring
Greek
ring 315 - 294 BC
Greek pottery 400
BC
Greek pottery 400
BC
Pottery 400 BC
400 BC
Greek
Greek vases
Greek pottery
Greek antiquities
Greece
ancient pottery
pottery
vases
pottery
Greece
Greek
pottery
vases
Greek pottery
ancient Greek pottery
ancient Greek vases
ancient Greece
ancient pottery
ancient Greek pottery
ancient Greek vase
Greek
amphorea 300 AD
Greek
amphora
Greek
amphora 400 BC
amphora
400 BC
Greek
arrowhead 400 BC
Greek
arrowhead 700 – 400 BC
Greek
arrowhead 400 BC
Greek
arrowhead 700 – 400 BC
Greek
arrowheads 356 – 323 BC
Greek
arrowheads 356 – 323 BC
arrowheads
400 BC
Greek
arrowheads 400 BC
Greek
artifact 400 BC
Greek
artifact 400 BC
Greek
AXE 700 – 400 BC
Greek
bible leaf 1572 AD
Greek
bible leaf 1600 AD
Greek
blade 400 BC
Greek
bracelet 700 - 400 BC
Greek
bracelet 400 BC
Greek
bracelet 700 –400 BC
Greek
bracelets 400 BC
Greek
brooch 315-294 BC
Greek
brooch 315-294 BC
Greek
brooch 315-294 BC
Greek
brooch 315-294 BC
Greek
coin 294 – 288 BC
Greek
coin 400 BC
Greek
coin 200 –400 BC
Greek
coin 200 –400 BC
Greek
coin 200 –400 BC
Greek
coin 200 –400 BC
Greek
coin 315-294 BC
Greek
coin 400-200 BC
Greek
coins 120-63 BC
Greek
coins 121 BC-400 AD
Greek
coins 200 – 400 BC
Greek
coins 336 BC-400 AD
Greek
coins 350-323 BC
Greek
coins 400-323 BC
Greek
earrings 700 – 400 BC
Greek
figure 200 BC
Greek
figure 400 BC
Greek
History frame 336 – 323 BC
Greek
History frame 400 BC
Greek
History frame 500 - 400 BC
Greek
History frame 500 BC
Greek
History frame 500 – 400 BC