Greek dedication relief with three horns. Late Hellenistic, 2nd half of the 2nd century BC. H 35.1 cm and with stand 36.6 cm, W relief 37.2 cm, W stand 36.1 cm. Fine crystalline white marble. Slightly trapezoidal relief with pointed pediment and recessed field. Depicting the three dancing gods Eunomia (Order), Dike (Justice) and Eirene (Peace) with dänias in their hands to the right. Small chips to the left edge and the lower edge, otherwise intact, mounted on a beautiful metal stand. Provenance: In the private collection of P. A., Munich since 2021; previously in German family ownership since before 2000.

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