Auction 300 Antiquities Campanian red-figure bell krater of the CA Painter. Cumae, 350 - 340 BC. Height 33,6cm, ø mouth 31,2cm. Estimated Price: 6000€
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Auction 300 Antiquities Mould-made terracotta antefix with the head of Io with cow horns. Width 22cm, height 19cm, depth ca. 7cm. Taranto, early 4th century BC. Estimated Price: 1600€
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Auction 300 Antiquities Marble head of the graeco-egyptian god Sarapis depicted as a bearded man with luxurious curls. Roman Imperial Period, last quarter 2nd century A.D. Estimated Price: 25000€
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Auction 300 Antiquities Bronze figure of Poseidon. Roman Imperial Period, 1st / 2nd century AD. Estimated Price: 8000€
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Auction 300 Antiquities Roman bronze mirror with a roundel showing the bust of armed Minerva to the left supported by two entagled snakes. Roman Imperial Period, 2nd century A.D. Estimated Price: 40000€
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Auction 300 Antiquities Bronze lamp with a tragic theatrical mask of a woman with palmette below. Length 19cm, width 8cm, height 7cm. Roman, about 50 - 150 AD. Estimated Price: 2500€
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Auction 300 Antiquities Bottle with snake-threads. Cologne, 2nd - 3rd century AD. Height 15,1cm. Greenish translucent glass. Estimated Price: 8000€
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Auction 300 Antiquities An encaustic fayum portrait of a bearded man. About 130 - 150 A.D. 32cm - 22 cm on a thin wavy wood panel. Estimated Price: 90000€
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Auction 300 Antiquities Transcaucasian bronze openwork belt clasp, 1st - 3rd century A.D. Estimated Price: 6500€
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Auction 300 Antiquities Mayan stone hacha. Around AD 550 - 950. 23 x 19,5cm. Green stone, carved from both sides. Estimated Price: 7000€
CNG’s Electronic Auction 454 features 619 lots and closes on Wednesday, 16 October 2019. beginning at 10 AM ET.
Lot 35: Sicily. Alontion. Hemilitron(?), circa 210-180 BC. Near VF. Extremely rare, only one example published, noted as “Unique” in Campana. From the Alpine Collection. Lot includes an old French collection ticket. Estimate: $75.
This auction features further offerings from the Alpine Collection, focusing on Sicilian bronze issues …
Lot 328: Augustus, 27 BC-AD 14. Aureus, circa 19 BC, uncertain Spanish mint (Colonia Patricia?). Some minor surface and edge marks, possibly ex jewelry. Near VF. Rare. From the Alpine Collection. Estimate: $4,000.
… and Roman gold aurei.
Lot 441: Theodosius II, AD 402-450. Solidus, AD 443-450, Constantinople mint. VF. Estimate: $300.
A number of late Roman and Byzantine gold solidi are also available.
Lot 578: Ireland, The Great Rebellion. Issues of the “Cities of Refuge”, 1642-1649. Square Æ Farthing, Youghal issue, undated issue (but probably struck 1646/7). VF. Estimate: $75.
The sale is rounded out by a handful of crude but rare and historically interested Irish copper issues from the Cities of Refuge during the Great Rebellion.
CNG’s online auction features 785 lots. This sale presents a particularly strong selection of Roman Imperial issues in bronze and silver, including further selections from the Summer Haven Collection. A significant number of multiple lots are also available.
