Archaeology

Gold Pendant - Post-Medieval pendant. 18th century AD

Post-medieval - Large stoneware pitcher - Raeren 16th century (No reserve price)

Ambra - Light and Elegance in Tiffany Style. Table lamp - 440 mm - Exclusive Amber Lamp

Mesopotamian Terracotta Clay plaque - 60 mm

Ancient Egypt Faience God Bes Amulet - 7.3 cm

Superb!!! - Large fossil ammonite Cleoniceras – Madagascar - Height: 375 mm - Width: 320 mm- 10300 g

Ancient Egypt, Amazing eyes from a funerary mask made of glass paste. - 1.5 cm

Ancient Greece, Terracotta Putti figure - 7.5 cm

Replica of an Ancient Jewish Bronze Bread Seal with the Menorah (Judaica) Replica - 7 cm

Earthenware Vase - 12 cm - Replica of an Attic lekythos.

Fantastic Purple Crystals Majestic Amethyst Geode from Brazil: A Masterpiece of Nature. - Height: 740 mm - Width: 520 mm- 140 kg

Extraordinary malachite sculpture – the living energy of the Earth captured in stone- 880.99 g

Neolithic 4 flints. 12 cm L. Knife - 5000 BC Axe (No reserve price)

Baltic amber Tesbih prayer beads rosary 61.29 g capsule 16x11 mm - Amber - Baltic amber - succinite

Extraordinary Crystal Quartz Bowl - Angel Wing Bowl - 260 mm

Wonderful Gorgonia on Wood and Brass Base - Taxidermy full body mount - Ctenocella Pectinata - 576 mm - 391 mm - 82 mm

A Marine Sea Life - Red Gorgonia - Sea Fan - Melithaea Ochracea - Taxidermy full body mount - Marine Tree of Life - Natural Gorgonia Coral - 535 mm - 650 mm - 80 mm

Iron Age Bronze Standard with Two Felines 27,50 cm.

Ancient Egypt, Goose faience amulet - 2 cm

Fossil Jaw Section of Mosasaurus Teeth - Taxidermy full body mount - Mosasaurus Teeth on Matrix - Cabinet de Curiosity - 179 mm - 195 mm - 95 mm

An Exclusive Collection of Unique and Refined Pieces - Ethereal Majesty: Amethyst Cockatoo on - Height: 350 mm - Width: 140 mm- 2810 g

Malachite Sculpture - Horse - Wonderful Carving Work - Height: 214 mm - Width: 159 mm- 1683 g

Ancient Greece, applique, character head with Phrygian cap - 5.5 cm

Ancient Egyptian Faience Pataikos amulet. 6,7 cm H. 664 - 332 BC