Greek artifacts
- ancient Greek pottery, coins and jewelry Ancient
Greek pottery, Gods and Goddesses, antiquites. Greek coins and pottery
400 BC. 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 315 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
jewelry 315-294 BC Solid Silver Thessaly Larissa coin designed in a modern Vermeil setting
of 22KT gold plate finish over pure silver. In legend, Thessaly was the
home of the great Greek warrior Achilles, and also of Jason, who led the
Argonauts in search of the Golden Fleece. Depicts the head of a nymph,
the hair confined by a fillet and floating loosely. On the reverse, a horse
grazes.
Greek
pendant and earrings Solid silver Alexander the Great drachmae designed in modern Vermeil
settings of 22KT gold plate finish over pure silver, the accent garnet
beads applied to each piece.
Greek
pendant and earrings 294 BC Solid silver Alexander the Great drachmae designed in modern Vermeil
settings of 22KT gold plate finish over pure silver, the accent garnet
beads and lion head applied to earrings top, the pendant with lion head
and no beads at the top.
Greek
ring 315 - 294 BC Alexander the Great Silver drachm designed in a modern Vermeil setting
of 22KT gold plate finish over pure silver.
Greek pottery
400 BC
Kylix-shaped clay vessel with side handles, black figures on a beige
and black background: in the center, a bearded man running . All figures
highlighted in red and black. Covered in a light dirt patina.
Ancient Greek vase.
Kylix-shaped clay vase with side handles, black figures on a beige and
black background, in the center, a bearded man holding something in his
left hands. All figures highlighted in red and black. Greek 400 BC
Greek clay vase
pottery. Black and red figures on a beige and black background: a hunter
with bow and arrow engages with a ram. Highlighted in black, beige, red
and white.
Ancient Greek double-handled
clay pitcher with black and red figures on a beige background: an erotica
scene: a male and female running on one side and a sphinx on the other
side. Covered in an earthen patina.
Ancient Greek pottery,
bell shaped Krater terracotta vase with two handles. Black and red figures
on an orange background. Depicts a male in Greek costume holding a drinking
cup, reclining on a chair on one side. On the other side another male riding
a horse.
Bell shaped Krater
terracotta vase with two handles. Black and red figures on an orange
background. Depicts a male hunter holding two rabbits on one side. On the
other side a sphinx. All figures highlighted in red and black.
Bell shaped Krater
terracotta vase with two handles. Black and red figures on an beige
background. Depicts a male walking with a spear and an axe . On the other
side a sphinx. All figures highlighted in red and black. Covered in a light
dirt patina.
Ancient Greece pottery.
Bell shaped Krater terracotta vessel with two handles. Black and red
figures on an orange background. Depicts a male riding a two headed horse
with something in his left hands . On the other side a man riding a horse.
Greece Ancient pottery.
Column krater-shaped clay vessel with two handles, enlarged mouth and
black and red figures on an orange background: an erotic scene: a couple
copulates on one side, a naked male figure with a spear and a profound
phallus with fish tails as feet.
Greek pottery. Column
Krater-shaped clay vessel with two handles, enlarged mouth, black and red
figures on an orange background: Depicts a male in Greek costume holding
a drinking cup, reclining on a chair on one side, one male figure riding
a horse holds a sword.
Hydria-shaped clay
vessel with three handles, black and red figures on an orange background:
erotic scenes: a couple copulating on one side, another figure and horse
on the other. All figures highlighted in red and black. Covered in a light
dirt patina.
Ancient Greek vases
Terracotta Hydria-shaped vessel with one main handle, two smaller handles
to either side, flaring mouth, pedestal base. Black figures with red highlights:
a soldier with shield and spear on one side, a cow on the other. Covered
in a light earthen patina.
Ancient Greece Bell
shaped Krater terracotta vessel with two handles. Black and red figures
on an orange background. Depicts a male riding a horse with something in
his left hands. On the other side a female walking holding a jar. All figures
highlighted in red and black.
Ancient Greek pottery
Column krater-shaped clay vessel on a footed base, side handles, black
figures with red highlights: a male figure holding a spear standing next
to an animal , a male figure riding a horse with something in his left
hand on the the other.
Ancient Clay bottle-shaped
vessel on a footed base, single side handle, black figures with red highlights:
a male figure riding a horse on one side, a deer on the other. Greek
arrowhead 400 BC Bronze with a raised ridge to the tip.
Greek
arrowhead 700 – 400 BC Bronze ceremonial arrowhead.
Greek
arrowhead 400 BC Bronze ceremonial arrowhead covered in a vivid green
patina.
Greek
arrowheads 356 – 323 BC Lot of 10 bronze arrowheads. Alexander the
Great was the first world conqueror and one of the most remarkable men
in history, his armies capturing most the civilized world. Born in Macedonia
in 352 BC, Alexander had already conquered much of Western Asian and Lavant
before his arrival in Egypt, which appears to have been closer to a triumphal
procession than an invasion. Bronze socketed arrowheads that may have actually
been used by Alexander’s armies.
Greek
arrowheads 356 – 323 BC Lot of 5 Unearthed in Macedonia, these bronze
socketed arrowheads may have actually been shot from the bows of the armies
of Alexander the Great, his men conquering most of the known world.
arrowheads
400 BC Lot of 10 Socketed iron and covered with a heavy layer of earthen
encrustation and a heavy rust patina.
Greek antiquities are authentic and come with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Greek
arrowheads 400 BC Lot of 6: Socketed iron and covered with a heavy
layer of earthen encrustation and a heavy rust patina.
Greek
AXE 700 – 400 BC Bronze ceremonial axe covered in a vivid green patina.
Greek
coins 200 – 400 BC Lot of 5 Greek Bronze coins. Portrait busts on the
obverse, various emblems on the reverse side. Excellent condition.
Greek
coins 400-323 BC Lot of 3: Alexander silver tetradrachm, Athenian silver
tetradrachm, Thessaly Larissa silver drachm.
Greek
figure 200 BC A bronze Cupid, often pictured as either a winged infant
with a bow and arrow or as a handsome youth. Identified with the Greek
Eros. Covered with a deep green encrustation and in good condition Greco
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Gods and Goddesses2.
Ancient Egyptian jewelry3.
Roman antiquities4.
Ancient Asian antiquities and antiquities5.
ancient artifacts6.
African and Pre-Columbian artifacts7.
Greek artifacts8.
Persian antiquities
