Fenicio Plomo Placas de sarcófago. Finales del Período Helenístico - Comienzos del Período Romano c. 150 a. C. -

Sarcophagus Plates.

Phoenician, Late of the Hellenistic Period - Beginning of Roman Period, c. 150 BC - 50 AD.

Lead.

Front 88 cm in length and 37 cm in height. Sides 50 cm high and 41 cm wide. Only the pieces, not the stand.

Condition: Good condition.

Provenance:

- Private collection, London. Purchased at Sotheby's London in the early 1980s.
- Bonhams, London, 2009.

Publication:

- Bonhams. Antiquities. London. April 29, 2009. Lot 360.

Description:

These three sarcophagus plates are decorated with medi-reliefs of various motifs, especially on the long side: the Medusa's head is combined with trefoils and what appear to be marine animals. The composition, divided into panels separated by fluted columns, has grooved motifs that outline the lower and upper margins. A border with laurel leaves borders the upper part. One of the short sarcophagus panels has the frontispiece of a temple (with columns and tympanum) and the other has cross motifs.





Notes:

- The piece includes authenticity certificate.
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