Archaeology

Late Roman/Early Byzantine Oil lamp in sigillata decorated with a Chi-Rho symbol — 4th–6th century AD. (No reserve price)

Ancient Roman Terracotta Oil Lamp fragment. 3rd century AD. 6.2 cm length. (No reserve price)

Ban Chiang Terracotta Vase - 21 cm

Ancient Roman intaglio Bronze Ring (No reserve price)

Indus Valley Terracotta Large Red-Ware Vessel with Riders, Kulli Phase

Ancient Egypt, Greco–Roman Period Glass Mosaic Face Bead

Ancient Egypt, Third Intermediate Period Faience Blue faiance worker shabti - 9.8 cm

Ancient Chinese, Han dynasty Terracotta Hu Vase - 40 cm

Holy Land Terracotta single handle jug, 8 cm

Ancient Egyptian Faience Decorative rosette-shaped applique. 19th dynasty Ramesses III. 4.3 cm height.

Bronze Cups, Pompeian and Roman Iconography, 20th Century - Goblet (2) - Patinated bronze - Pair of bronze decorative items

Ancient Roman Vitreous paste Head-shaped pendant. 1st century BC-1st century AD. 1.7 cm height

Phoenician Terracotta funnel, 13 x 18 cm

Middle East decorated glazed blue ceramic bowl - 7.5 cm

50 million years ago - Eocene period A Modern Wunderkammer - Fossil Fragment - Knightia - Fossil Slab on Wood and Brass Base. - Height: 160 mm - Width: 150 mm- 521 g

Exclusive amethyst slices - set of three amethyst geode slices - Height: 479 mm - Width: 464 mm- 7100 g

Fossil Echinoid - Fossil skeleton - Pseudocidaris Mammosa - 198 mm - 284 mm

Large fossil molar of Mammuthus primigenius – adult – North Sea. Tooth - Mammuthus Primigenius XXL Molar - 245 mm - 80 mm - 290 mm

Middle East Stone Bird-shaped pendant. 3rd Millennium BC. 4.2 cm length.

Natural Black Gorgonia - A Modern Wunderkammer - Sea Fan - Alcyonacea - Ventaglio di Mare Taxidermy full body mount - Marine Sea Life Tribute - 78 cm - 70 cm - 8 cm

Byzantine Terracotta Oil Lamp. 4th-7th century AD. 8.5 cm length.

Western Asiatic Orange Hardstone Beaded Necklace (No reserve price)

Precious Red Coral Branch - Original Sardinia Coral Coral - orallium Rubrum - Vintage Wood Frame - 210 x 180 x 40 mm

Middle East Terracotta Vessel. 4th - 3rd millennium BC. 9.5 cm height.