Archaeology

Ancient Roman Iron dagger ‘Pugio’ Type Period I with digital X-ray. Spanish Export License

Ancient Egyptian Faience Plate with small cups. Late Period, 664 - 332 BC. 10.8 cm length.

Ancient Greece Ceramic pyxis - 4th century BC BC - Apulia - 10 cm (No reserve price)

Ancient Greek Terracotta Model of a house with a vessel for offerings. Boeotia, 6th-5th century BC. 6.7 cm height. TL Test.

Ancient Greece loutrophoros with TL test - 55 cm

Ancient Greek Terracotta Eros riding a goat. 4th - 3rd century BC. 16.5 cm height. TL Test.

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Group of Egyptian Faience Amulets: Crocodile (Sobek) and Scaraboid Bead

Ancient Chinese, Tang Dynasty Pottery Statuette of a Fat Lady with Thermoluminescence test (TL) and Spanish Export License. - 29.6 cm

Ancient Egypt, Ptolemaic Shabti

Etruscan Pottery Oinochoe

Ancient Egypt, Ptolemaic Shabti

Etruscan Pottery Anatomical votive model of a pair of eyes with noise

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Group of Egyptian Faience Amulets Related to Fertility and Protection

Ancient Chinese, Han dynasty Terracotta Magnificent and Large Painted Pottery Ox-Drawn Cart (Wugu Che). TL Tested - 26 cm

Ancient Egypt, Third Intermediate Period Large faience scarab-shaped plaque, probably from a winged pectoral

Ancient Roman Glass Huge cinerary urn - 22 cm

Ancient Greek Ceramic Skyphos. ca. 480–510 BC. 9.5 cm height.

Ancient Chinese, Tang Dynasty Terracotta rare painted red Pottery Figure of a Female Polo Player astride a galloping Horse - 40 cm

Ancient Egyptian Large faience amulet in the form of an Udjat eye

Kofun Terracotta Japanese Haniwa female head from the Kofun period, circa 6th century. - 17 cm

Ancient Egyptian Faience Inscribed Turquoise Faience Ushabti – Late Period (664–332 BC) - 11 cm

Roman-Egyptian Rare glass wrapped in textile with Spanish export license, replace with new export. - 18 cm

Ancient Egyptian Shabti. 14 cm H. Late Period, 664 - 332 BC Figure - 14 cm

Ancient Egyptian Bronze Pharaoh delivering a figure goddess Maat. 11 cm H. Late Period, 664 - 332 BC - 9 cm