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€
Roma Numismatic’s Auction XVIII features 1,367 lots of Celtic, Etruscan, Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Islamic and Medieval and Modern coins. The live auction will be held at The Naval and Military (In & Out) Club, in the King Harald V Room on Sunday 29 September, commencing at 10:00 UK time. Pre-sale bidding on our website will close at 09:00 UK time on the day of the sale. Please note that the auction venue operates a dress code that all guests are required to observe.
These are some of the highlights:
Lot 530: Sicily. Syracuse. Dekadrachm. Time of Dionysios I, circa 405-370 BC. Reverse die signed by Euainetos. Extremely Fine. From a private German collection, outside of Italy prior to December 1992. Estimate: £22,500.Lot 1188: Julia Domna (wife of S. Severus). Aureus, AD 201, Rome. Fleur De Coin. Excessively Rare. Estimate: £50,000.Lot 1249: Procopius. Solidus. September – 31 December AD 365, Constantinople. Good Extremely Fine; highly lustrous. Very Rare. Estimate: £30,000.Lot 1362: Umayyad Caliphate, time of ‘Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan (AH 65-86 / AD 685-705). Dinar, dated AH 77 (AD 696/7), unnamed (Damascus?) mint. Good Extremely Fine. Very Rare. Estimate: £125,000.
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Roma Numismatics’ E-Sale 75 features 1,811 lots of Celtic, Greek, Judaean, Roman, Byzantine, Islamic and World coins. Highlights are some rare Roman provincial and Islamic coins.
