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| Lot | Description | Status | ||
| 20472 |
Greek: ca.500 BC. Bronze bowl 'Fiale'. Turned bronze. Probably a votive item. Diameter at rim 140mm & height 50mm. Attractive green patination overall with encrustation. 1 small dent. VGC. (P)
| AVAILABLE at A$375 | ||
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| 20473 |
Egyptian. 1st Millennium BC. Faience amulet in the form of Bastet, the cat goddess. Simplified 'Geometric style' blue/green faience, holed through back for suspension. 32mm. Used as a Talisman to ward off evil. VGC. (P)
| AVAILABLE at A$350 | ||
| 20474 |
Egyptian. Ptolemaic Period c305-30 BCE. Amulet in the form of Nefertum the god of the lotus. Partial green glaze over clay. 42mm high. GC. Scarce. (P)
| AVAILABLE at A$250 | ||
| 20475 |
Egyptian. c1st Millennium BC. Faience Scarab blue/green. Uninscribed base. Classic form of Scarab & unusual this large. 26 x 40mm. Tiny chip on base o/w VGC. (P)
| AVAILABLE at A$600 | ||
| 20476 |
Egyptian. Original 30th dynasty (380-343BC). Ushabti figure, light blue faience 145mm. Hieroglyphs to body, bearded pharaonic (male) figure holding flail & crook. with arms crossed across chest. Originating from group of figures whose original ancient owner is believed to have been Hor-Ankh. (The Thirtieth Dynasty of Egypt (notated Dynasty XXX, alternatively 30th Dynasty or Dynasty 30) is usually classified as the fifth Dynasty of the Late Period of ancient Egypt. It was founded after the overthrow of Nepherites II in 380 BC by Nectanebo I, and was disestablished upon the invasion of Egypt by the Achaemenid king Artaxerxes III in 343 BC. This is the final native dynasty of ancient Egypt; after the deposition of Nectanebo II, Egypt fell under foreign domination). VGC. A superior quality, highly attractive & impressive example of pharaonic art. (1) (P)
| SOLD at A$1200 | ||
| 20477 |
Persia/Mesopotamia. c2000 BC. Akkadian cylinder seal off-white marble. Incised decoration in negative of mounted figures battling with brandished swords. Holed vertically for suspension. Height 32mm, diameter 21mm. VGC. (P)
| SOLD at A$450 | ||
| 20478 |
Bactria: Original ca 2nd Millennium BC Bactrian garment/cloak pins. A framed display of 9 diff. 6 x are in solid bronze, all with differing terminal designs; 2 x in iron with large bronze terminals of figured urn shape; a larger iron pin with a bone disc terminal inlay. In a deep set 'floating' frame display with plaque: 'Bactrian garment pins, circa 2nd millennium BC Hindu-Kush silk-route, Afghanistan'. Excavated but in surprisingly fine condition. VGC. With cert of authenticity. (P)
| AVAILABLE at A$350 | ||
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