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A cuneiform clay tablet, Old Babylonian, Larsa, ca

4834 - A cuneiform clay tablet, Old Babylonian, Larsa, ca. 1900–1700 BCE; inscription: To Sin is Lord, little brother, son of Luziti, servant of Sumu-El, Lamar, prayer, God. Provenance: Dutch private collection. Provenance: Ancient Art Gallery Stormbroek, Eindhoven, the Netherlands, 2002, and a private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

300 - 400 €

A cuneiform clay tablet, Old Babylonian, dating fr

4835 - A cuneiform clay tablet, Old Babylonian, dating from around 1840 BCE; an Old Babylonian certificate from the reign of Sin-iddinam. 6.6 x 4.5 cm. Provenance: Ancient Art Gallery Stormbroek, Eindhoven, the Netherlands, 2000. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

200 - 300 €

Two stone amulets, Djemdet Nasr period, ca. 3000 B

4836 - Two stone amulets, Djemdet Nasr period, ca. 3000 BCE: a white stone lion and a brown stone animal. L. 4.2 and 4.4 cm. Provenance: Davies, London, prior to 2003, and Christie’s, London, 1985. Both Edi de Munck, The Hague. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [2]

Estimation

150 - 200 €

A round cuneiform tablet, Mesopotamia, ca. 2000–18

4837 - A round cuneiform tablet, Mesopotamia, ca. 2000–1800 BCE, with the names of three people on one side. Diameter: 6.9 cm. Provenance: British private collection, 1970s–1995. Private collection, Rotterdam. Provenance: Dick Meyer Antiquiteiten, Amsterdam. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

200 - 300 €

empty

4838 - NO LOT

Estimation

Aucune

Near Eastern, a terracotta panel, ca. 2000 BCE, de

4839 - Near Eastern, a terracotta panel, ca. 2000 BCE, depicting three standing figures, with two star shapes above representing Ishtar. Possibly once part of a miniature chariot, 6.4 x 6 cm. Provenance: Private Dutch collection. Ancient Art Gallery Stormbroek, Eindhoven, the Netherlands, 2008. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

100 - 200 €

empty

4840 - NO LOT

Estimation

Aucune

Egypt, a green serpentine pot, Early Dynastic Peri

4841 - Egypt, a green serpentine pot, Early Dynastic Period, ca. 2960–2649. Diameter 16 and height 12 cm. Provenance: Formerly in the Harmakhis Gallery, Brussels, Belgium. Treasuregate Arts of the Ancients, Brussels, 2013. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

500 - 1 000 €

Luristan, a bronze necklace, ca. 800 BCE, Provenan

4842 - Luristan, a bronze necklace, ca. 800 BCE, Provenance: Stormbroek, Eindhoven. [1]

Estimation

80 - 120 €

Sumerian fragment of a clay cuneiform tablet, Eshu

4843 - Sumerian fragment of a clay cuneiform tablet, Eshunna, ca. 1856–1850 BCE, reading: Isar-ramasu, the beloved (servant) of the god Tispak, the governor of the city-state of Esnunna.

Estimation

500 - 800 €

empty

4844 - NO LOT

Estimation

Aucune

A Phoenician polychrome glass amphora, ca. 4th cen

4845 - A Phoenician polychrome glass amphora, ca. 4th century BCE, with accents in yellow, light blue, and dark blue layers. Height: 6.9 cm. Provenance: Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

400 - 600 €

Syria, Mamluk, an enameled glass beaker, ca. 13th

4846 - Syria, Mamluk, an enameled glass beaker, ca. 13th century, decorated with text, partly illegible. 'Izzu li-mau(lana)...... al-mudjahidi, al-murabiti.

Estimation

400 - 600 €

Babylonian serpentine stone cylinder seal, ca. 200

4847 - Babylonian serpentine stone cylinder seal, ca. 2000–1900 BCE, and a Syrian clay seal, possibly from the 4th millennium BCE; the seal depicts a standing figure in prayer and features cuneiform text. The clay tablet, possibly antique, features pictographic illustrations. H: approx. 2.5 and 2.1 cm. Provenance of the clay seal: Old German private collection, ca. 1970s. Atremission, London. Seal: Private Dutch collection. Stormbroek, Eindhoven, 2004. Both from a private Dutch collection in Wassena

Estimation

200 - 400 €

Syria, two necklaces, ca. 1st millennium BCE; agat

4848 - Syria, two necklaces, ca. 1st millennium BCE; agate, glass, and stone beads. Provenance: Stormbroek, Eindhoven, 2007. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [2]

Estimation

150 - 250 €

Persia, Luristan, four bronze bells, ca. 9th–7th c

4849 - Persia, Luristan, four bronze bells, ca. 9th–7th century BCE; attached to horses to ward off evil spirits. Length: ca. 6–8.5 cm. Provenance: Ancient Art Gallery Stormbroek, Eindhoven, Holland, 2003. Edi de Munck, The Hague, the Netherlands, 2003. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [4]

Estimation

100 - 200 €

A bronze fibula, possibly Persian, from Luristan,

4850 - A bronze fibula, possibly Persian, from Luristan, 8th century BCE; length ca. 2.1 cm. Provenance: Stormbroek, Eindhoven, 2010. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

120 - 180 €

Persia, Luristan, a bronze handle in the shape of

4851 - Persia, Luristan, a bronze handle in the shape of a female figure, ca. 9th–8th century BCE; L. 11.1 cm. Provenance: Ancient Art Gallery Stormbroek, Eindhoven, the Netherlands, 2003. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

150 - 250 €

Persia, Luristan, a miniature bronze stag figurine

4852 - Persia, Luristan, a miniature bronze stag figurine, ca. 9th–8th century BCE; height 6.9 cm. Provenance: Ancient Art Gallery Stormbroek, Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

80 - 150 €

Northern Persia, an earthenware rython, ca. 1st–3r

4853 - Northern Persia, an earthenware rython, ca. 1st–3rd century CE, in the shape of a bird, decorated with geometric patterns in brown slip. H. 16.5 cm. Provenance: Ancient Art Gallery Stormbroek, Eindhoven, the Netherlands, 2000. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

200 - 400 €

Western Anatolia, Yortan, a fine black-ware earthe

4854 - Western Anatolia, Yortan, a fine black-ware earthenware lidded vessel, ca. 2700–2500 BCE, decorated with geometric patterns. H. 12.8 cm. Provenance: Ancient Art Gallery Stormbroek, Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

150 - 250 €

Central Asia, an antique bronze figure shaped like

4855 - Central Asia, an antique bronze figure shaped like a standing woman. H. 4.8 cm. Provenance: Stormbroek, Eindhoven, 2008. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

150 - 200 €

Syria: a terracotta seated female idol from Tel Ha

4856 - Syria: a terracotta seated female idol from Tel Halaf, ca. 6th–5th millennium BCE; an animal figurine; and a Hittite earthenware head of an idol, ca. 2nd millennium BCE.(animal figurine of a later date) L. 8.6–8.2 and h. ca. 6 cm. Provenance: Private New York collection, 1960s–1970s; Sand of Times Antiques, 2010. Mieke Zilverberg, Amsterdam, 2000.

Estimation

200 - 300 €

A fine, large Greek-Etruscan bronze spiral brooch-

4857 - A fine, large Greek-Etruscan bronze spiral brooch-fibula, ca. 8th–7th century BCE. Length: 14.2 cm. Provenance: Ancient Art Gallery Stormbroek, Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

300 - 500 €

A Greek bronze bird-shaped amulet, ca. 8th–7th cen

4858 - A Greek bronze bird-shaped amulet, ca. 8th–7th century BCE; L. 8.5 cm. Ancient Art Gallery Stormbroek, Eindhoven, the Netherlands, 2008. [1]

Estimation

300 - 500 €

A large bronze fibula, Villanova, ca. 7th century

4859 - A large bronze fibula, Villanova, ca. 7th century BCE; the boat-shaped body is decorated with fine geometric engraved patterns. The pin coil has been restored. W. 15.5 cm. Provenance: Archea Ancient Art, Amsterdam, 2001. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar.

Estimation

400 - 600 €

A Villanova bronze fibula, ca. 7th century BCE, wi

4860 - A Villanova bronze fibula, ca. 7th century BCE, with a thick coiled thread and a large shoe-shaped disc decorated with geometric engravings. L. 12.5 cm. Provenance: Ancient Art Gallery Stormbroek, Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

150 - 250 €

A Villanovan fibula, ca. 900–700 BCE, with four pe

4861 - A Villanovan fibula, ca. 900–700 BCE, with four petals in a spiral pattern, set in the center beneath a circular disc. Length: 7.3 cm. Provenance: Ancient Art Gallery Stormbroek, Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

250 - 400 €

A pair of bronze Etruscan belt hooks, ca. 7th–5th

4862 - A pair of bronze Etruscan belt hooks, ca. 7th–5th century BCE, and a Roman bronze needle, ca. 4th–1st century BCE. Lengths: ca. 11 and 16 cm. Provenance: Ancient Art Gallery Stormbroek, Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [3]

Estimation

150 - 250 €

A large Etruscan Villanovan bronze fibula, a fibul

4863 - A large Etruscan Villanovan bronze fibula, a fibula sanguisuga, ca. 7th century BCE, with the entire body decorated with geometric engravings. L. 7.3 cm. Provenance: Christie’s Auctions, 1982. Edi de Munck, The Hague. [1]

Estimation

300 - 400 €

Hallstatt, a bronze spiral bracelet, 8th–6th centu

4864 - Hallstatt, a bronze spiral bracelet, 8th–6th century BCE, diam. 5 cm. Provenance: Ancient Art Gallery Stormbroek, Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

120 - 160 €

A pair of Greek gold earrings in the shape of a gr

4865 - A pair of Greek gold earrings in the shape of a grape-shaped amphora, ca. 400 BCE, height 3.5 cm. Provenance: Cocardasse Antiquairs, The Hague, 2000. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

600 - 1 000 €

Eight Greek gold appliqués, ca. 400 BCE; curved sh

4866 - Eight Greek gold appliqués, ca. 400 BCE; curved shapes with hammered details depicting owl eyes. ca. 2.0 x 0.7 cm (each) mounted on a black Plexiglas panel. Provenance: Edi de Munck, The Hague, 2004. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

200 - 400 €

A Greek gold rectangular appliqué and two Roman-Gr

4867 - A Greek gold rectangular appliqué and two Roman-Greek leaf-shaped gold appliqués, ca. 400 BCE – 200 CE; the rectangular appliqué depicts a bull or a wolf. L. 4.6 and ca. 5 cm. Provenance: Edi de Munck, The Hague, 2004, and Stormbroek Gallery, Eindhoven. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [3]

Estimation

400 - 600 €

A pair of Greek gold earrings, Hellenistic Period,

4868 - A pair of Greek gold earrings, Hellenistic Period, ca. 3rd–2nd century BCE, each decorated with four short gold-thread chains, each ending in a miniature bunch of grapes. L. 3.5 cm. Provenance: Munthandel G. Henzen, Amerongen, Holland, cat. no. 128, April 2002, no. 4532. [2]

Estimation

400 - 800 €

Egypt, a silver tetradrachm, Alexander the Great,

4869 - Egypt, a silver tetradrachm, Alexander the Great, Prolomaios I as Satrap, 323–305 CE; obverse: Alexander the Great with an olifant hide, the horns of Ammon, a diadem, and the Aegis. Reverse: Athena Alkidemos, with a spear, shield, an eagle, helmet, and monogram. Provenance: Munthandel G. Henzlen, Amerongen, Holland. [1]

Estimation

200 - 400 €

A silver Athena tetradrachm, 449–413 BCE; obverse:

4870 - A silver Athena tetradrachm, 449–413 BCE; obverse: Athena looking to the right; reverse: a standing owl, viewed from the front; at the top left, an olive branch and a half-moon. Provenance: Munthandel G. Henzen, Amerongen, Holland. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

200 - 400 €

A silver Greek tetradrachm from Attica, issued by

4871 - A silver Greek tetradrachm from Attica, issued by the city of Athens, 5th–4th century BCE; obverse: head of Athena facing right; reverse: standing owl facing right, head viewed from the front; at the top left: an olive branch, a half-moon, and Provenance: Munthandel G. Henzen, Amerongen. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

150 - 250 €

A bronze Greek Gorgioneion head coin, Macedonia, c

4872 - A bronze Greek Gorgioneion head coin, Macedonia, ca. 320 BCE, and a silver drachma, Praates IV, 247–224 BCE; the Gorgioneion coin features the head of Medusa in the center of a Macedonian shield, with the reverse showing a Macedonian helmet, between the letters B and A, a double-headed axe, and the letter K. The Praates coin depicts a bearded bust, with the reverse showing an archer and text. Provenance: Munthandel G. Henzen, Amerongen, Holland. Dutch private collection, Wassenaar. [2]

Estimation

100 - 200 €

Two Greek bronze coins, depicting Dionysus and Zeu

4873 - Two Greek bronze coins, depicting Dionysus and Zeus, ca. 2nd–1st century BCE. Provenance: Munthandel G. Henzen, Amerongen, Holland. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [2]

Estimation

150 - 200 €

Kingdom of Macedonia, a gold stater AV, Philip II,

4874 - Kingdom of Macedonia, a gold stater AV, Philip II, 359–336 CE, stater from Amphipolis, 340–328 CE; obverse: the head of Apollo, looking right, wearing a laurel wreath. Reverse: a biga with a driver; to the right, a grain kernel and text. Provenance: Munthandel G. Henzen, Amerongen, Holland. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

1 000 - 1 500 €

A Greek bronze statue of a herma, ca. 450 BCE; The

4875 - A Greek bronze statue of a herma, ca. 450 BCE; The herma is a type of monument named after Hermes, the messenger god, who was also the protector of travelers, communities, and homes, as well as entrances, exits, and flocks. Herms were typically erected along thoroughfares and boundaries, at gates, and also at tombs. The region of Arcadia was rich in herds of sheep and goats. Bronzes like these were likely dedicated at a sanctuary of Hermes. Height: 11.1 cm (mounted). Provenance: Dick Meyer Antiq

Estimation

1 500 - 2 500 €

A terracotta Greek rattle in the shape of a sleepi

4876 - A terracotta Greek rattle in the shape of a sleeping boy riding a wild boar, ca. 4th–3rd century BCE. L. 9.4 cm. Provenance: Jacques Werner collection, Belgium. Acquired in the 1980s, thence by descent to the present owner. Published by Christie’s London and Artemission London. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

400 - 800 €

A Greek-Hellenistic terracotta rattle, ca. 4th–3rd

4877 - A Greek-Hellenistic terracotta rattle, ca. 4th–3rd century BCE, in the shape of a child in its cradle. L. 12.3 cm. Provenance: Ancient Art Gallery Stormbroek, Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

400 - 600 €

An Etruscan black earthenware Bucchero kalyx, ca.

4878 - An Etruscan black earthenware Bucchero kalyx, ca. 675–500 BCE, decorated with indentations and engraved circular lines. H. 14.8 cm, diam. 16.2 cm. Provenance: Ancient Art Gallery Stormbroek, Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

400 - 800 €

An Etruscan bronze figure of Hercules, ca. 4th–3rd

4879 - An Etruscan bronze figure of Hercules, ca. 4th–3rd century CE; a standing, nude Hercules, wearing a helmet-style headdress, with a lion’s skin wrapped around his left arm, his right arm raised, holding a fragment of a club. H. 12.5 and W. ca. 6.2 cm. Mounted. Provenance: Ancient Art Gallery Stormbroek, Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

1 500 - 2 000 €

An Etruscan black terracotta bucchero ewer (oinoch

4880 - An Etruscan black terracotta bucchero ewer (oinochoe), ca. 7th century BCE; height 21 cm. Provenance: Ancient Art Gallery Stormbroek, Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

600 - 1 000 €

An Apulian terracotta red-figured lekythos, ca. 4t

4881 - An Apulian terracotta red-figured lekythos, ca. 4th century CE, depicting a female figure seated on a rock formation, wearing a long tunic and holding a dish in her left hand. With details highlighted in white. On the back is a large palmette. Height: 15.5 cm. Provenance: Ancient Art Gallery Stormbroek, Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

400 - 600 €

An Apulian terracotta lidded tazza, lekanis, ca. 3

4882 - An Apulian terracotta lidded tazza, lekanis, ca. 320–310 BCE, depicting a female portrait in red on a black ground and palmettes. Diameter: 14.5 cm. Provenance: Ancient Art Gallery Stormbroek, Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

300 - 500 €

A Greek, Gnathia, black terracotta epygisis, 360–3

4883 - A Greek, Gnathia, black terracotta epygisis, 360–340 BCE; with white highlights. H. 15 cm. Provenance: Ancient Art Gallery Stormbroek, Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

300 - 500 €

A Greek lekythos, ca. 450 BCE, with remnants of a

4884 - A Greek lekythos, ca. 450 BCE, with remnants of a painting depicting standing figures wearing togas. Height: 15.9 cm. Provenance: John Moor, London, UK. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

200 - 400 €

A Greek, Attic, white-ground terracotta lekythos,

4885 - A Greek, Attic, white-ground terracotta lekythos, ca. 460 BCE, attributed to the Tymbos Painter; depicting a standing female figure holding an offering dish, standing in front of a grave stele. H. 23 cm. Provenance: Private collection, USA. Archea Ancient Art, Amsterdam. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar.

Estimation

3 000 - 5 000 €

A large Middle Corinthian pottery alabastron by th

4886 - A large Middle Corinthian pottery alabastron by the Winged Panther Painter, ca. 600–575 BCE; the entire body is almost entirely covered by a large winged panther with a single outstretched wing; the panther has a decorative incised triangular band around its neck, depicted full face, with rosette infill, tongues around its neck, and a double-dotted band between pairs of lines below; tongues around the rim and dots on the edge; and tongues within concentric circles around the base.

Estimation

4 000 - 6 000 €

A large Hellenistic core-formed glass amphoriskos,

4887 - A large Hellenistic core-formed glass amphoriskos, ca. 1st century BCE. It has a dark blue-green body with opaque blue and white marbled decorations. Spiral patterns adorn the neck and base, with a closely spaced festoon pattern running down the body in between. The tapering body features a cylindrical neck and a disc rim; translucent dark brown vertical handles are applied at the shoulders and beneath the rim, and it has a knobbed foot. Height: 15.8 cm. Provenance: Christie’s London, April 26

Estimation

2 000 - 3 000 €

A Roman core-formed glass alabastron, 3rd–4th cent

4888 - A Roman core-formed glass alabastron, 3rd–4th century CE, made of black-brown glass with a white-yellow zigzag motif, featuring two rectangular extensions beneath the rim. Height: 8.4 cm. Provenance: Ancient Art Gallery Stormbroek, Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

800 - 1 200 €

A Roman-Hellenistic core-formed oinochoe, ca. 4th–

4889 - A Roman-Hellenistic core-formed oinochoe, ca. 4th–3rd century BCE, made of light blue glass with yellow and white glass bands and a zigzag pattern of yellow and white glass threads. Exhibits iridescence. H. 9.5 cm. Provenance: Ancient Art Gallery Stormbroek, Eindhoven, the Netherlands, 2000. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

2 000 - 3 000 €

A Roman core-formed glass amphora, ca. 3rd–2nd cen

4890 - A Roman core-formed glass amphora, ca. 3rd–2nd century CE. An opaque cream-colored amphora with a bulbous shape in relief and featuring a zigzag pattern in cream and brown. H. 11.5 cm. Provenance: Cocardasse, Scheveningen, Holland. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

200 - 400 €

A Roman marble grave stele, 1st–2nd century CE; de

4891 - A Roman marble grave stele, 1st–2nd century CE; depicting in high relief a man reclining on a couch, presenting a laurel wreath to a seated woman. With two rows of Greek text. This stele is dedicated to Kalaseimos’s fifteen-year-old daughter. 30.5 x 21.3 cm. Provenance: Ancient Art Gallery Stormbroek, Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

800 - 1 200 €

A Roman gold pendant in the shape of a bunch of gr

4892 - A Roman gold pendant in the shape of a bunch of grapes, ca. 1st–2nd century CE. Length: 4.1 cm. Provenance: Artemission, London, UK. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

200 - 400 €

A Roman bronze appliqué depicting a bust of Athena

4893 - A Roman bronze appliqué depicting a bust of Athena, ca. 100–300 CE, featuring a head of Medusa on the chest in low relief and wearing a helmet with a large comb; height: 9.6 cm. Provenance: Ancient Art Gallery Stormbroek, Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

500 - 800 €

A Roman bronze mirror, ca. 1st century CE; a handl

4894 - A Roman bronze mirror, ca. 1st century CE; a handle in the shape of a standing, nude figure of Venus. H. 14.8 cm. Provenance: Kunsthandel Mieke Zilverberg, Amsterdam, 2000. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

1 000 - 1 500 €

A fine Roman bronze sculpture of a standing, nude

4895 - A fine Roman bronze sculpture of a standing, nude Hercules, a Hercules Bibax, holding a skyphos in his left hand and featuring curly hair and a beard. It has a blackish patina. The stand is of a later date. Height: 16 cm (statue). Provenance: Ancient Art Gallery Stormbroek, Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

2 000 - 4 000 €

A Roman bronze handle in the shape of a leaping pa

4896 - A Roman bronze handle in the shape of a leaping panther, ca. 1st century CE; L. 13.5 cm. Provenance: Ancient Art Gallery Stormbroek, Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Private Dutch collection. [1]

Estimation

400 - 800 €

A bronze socketed axe, Bronze Age, ca. 800 BCE. Le

4897 - A bronze socketed axe, Bronze Age, ca. 800 BCE. Length: 14.5 cm. Provenance: Ancient Art Gallery Stormbroek, Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Private Dutch collection. [1]

Estimation

200 - 300 €

A silver Roman statue of Hermes, ca. 1st–3rd centu

4898 - A silver Roman statue of Hermes, ca. 1st–3rd century CE, wearing a hat with two wings and a robe. On a stand. Found in southern Germany. Height: 6.8 cm. Provenance: German private collection, 1950s–1970s. Coin Fair, Munich, 1997. Art dealer, A. P., Zaltbommel, Netherlands. Dick Meyer Antiquiteiten, Amsterdam. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

1 000 - 1 500 €

Egypt, two blue faience ushabti, an amulet, and a

4899 - Egypt, two blue faience ushabti, an amulet, and a fragment of an amulet figure, Late Period. Height: 7.5–2.4 cm. Provenance: Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [4]

Estimation

300 - 400 €

Two Roman bronze rein guides, ca. 1st–3rd century

4900 - Two Roman bronze rein guides, ca. 1st–3rd century CE; both shaped like eagle heads on hexagonal bases, with a pair of curved guides surmounted by duck heads. Used on Roman chariots to guide the leather horse reins. H. 12.3 and 12.6 cm. Provenance: Private Dutch collection. Dick Meyer Antiquiteiten, Amsterdam. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [2]

Estimation

2 000 - 3 000 €

A Roman bronze sculpture of a standing young Bacch

4901 - A Roman bronze sculpture of a standing young Bacchus, ca. 2nd–3rd century CE, holding a bunch of grapes in his left hand. Height: 13.2 cm. Provenance: Ancient Art Gallery Stormbroek, Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar.

Estimation

1 000 - 2 000 €

An Apulian red-figure bell krater, 350–330 BCE, de

4902 - An Apulian red-figure bell krater, 350–330 BCE, depicting a seated female figure wearing jewelry and a chiton, seated on three rocks, with a diadem in her hair. In her left hand she holds a thyrsus, and in her right hand a lekanis. Above her hangs a goat’s skull. In front of her stands a satyr, holding a torch and a metal bucket (situla). On the other side are depicted two standing men, wearing long robes and leaning on sticks. This bell krater may be attributed to the Lucera Painter. Heigh

Estimation

3 000 - 5 000 €

Egypt, a large wooden mummy mask, Ptolemaic Period

4903 - Egypt, a large wooden mummy mask, Ptolemaic Period, 300–30 BCE, with black painted accents on a white background. Height: 33 cm. Provenance: Stormbroek Ancient Art Gallery, Eindhoven, 1999. Private Dutch collection [1]

Estimation

2 000 - 4 000 €

Egypt, a fresco fragment, 19th Dynasty, ca. 14th–1

4904 - Egypt, a fresco fragment, 19th Dynasty, ca. 14th–13th century BCE, depicting a standing servant with raised arms. On the left is part of another servant. According to the collector, this fragment came from Thebes and is from the tomb of a nobleman. 21 x 23 cm, framed. Provenance: Mr. van Dam, collected between the 1950s and 1970s. Mathilde de Vree, Rotterdam, 2001. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

1 000 - 2 000 €

Egypt, a winged scarab with a bright turquoise-blu

4905 - Egypt, a winged scarab with a bright turquoise-blue glaze, Ptolemaic Period, ca. 3rd–1st century BCE. Length: 10.7 cm. Provenance: Christie’s London, Oct. 18, 2005, lot 76. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

1 000 - 1 500 €

A Greek gold circular pendant, ca. 8th–7th century

4906 - A Greek gold circular pendant, ca. 8th–7th century BCE, with hammered star-shaped decoration, concentric bands featuring geometric designs, and two attached tubes for fastening. Diameter: 8 cm. Provenance: Christie’s London, Oct. 18, 2005, lot 30. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

1 500 - 2 500 €

Egypt, Saite Period, ca. 664–525 BCE, a bronze scu

4907 - Egypt, Saite Period, ca. 664–525 BCE, a bronze sculpture of a kneeling Harpocratus. Height: 5.2 cm. Mounted. Provenance: J. Khawam & Co, Cairo, 1977. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

800 - 1 200 €

Egypt, a bronze sculpture of an eagle, Ptolemaic P

4908 - Egypt, a bronze sculpture of an eagle, Ptolemaic Period, ca. 300–100 BCE. Height: 2.8 cm. Provenance: Mr. van Dam, collected in the 1950s–1970s. Mathilde de Vree, Rotterdam, 2001. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

200 - 400 €

Egypt, a turquoise-blue faience amulet in the form

4909 - Egypt, a turquoise-blue faience amulet in the form of a seated Sekhmet, 26th Dynasty, ca. 664–525 BCE. Height: 6 cm. Provenance: Private Dutch collection, between the 1950s and 1970s. Zeeuws Auction House, Middelburg, Holland, 2013. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

800 - 1 200 €

Egypt, Saite Period, a bronze ceremonial vase (sit

4910 - Egypt, Saite Period, a bronze ceremonial vase (situla), ca. 664–525 BCE; the engraving depicts the goddess Ma'at and a scene of offerings to the god Min. With a brown patina and traces of red. H. 11.5 cm. Provenance: Private Dutch collection, 1950s–1970s. Mathilde de Vree, Rotterdam, 2001. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

1 000 - 1 500 €

Egypt, Nubia, a terracotta cone stamp, ca. 1400 BC

4911 - Egypt, Nubia, a terracotta cone stamp, ca. 1400 BCE; the stamp reads: “King, son of Kush, Merimose.” H. 11.6 cm. Provenance: Davies, London, 1975. E. de Munck, The Hague, 2003. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

200 - 300 €

Egypt, a fine bronze Aegis, Saite Period, ca. 6th

4912 - Egypt, a fine bronze Aegis, Saite Period, ca. 6th century BCE, depicting a god with a ram’s head wearing a Hemhemet crown. H. 9 cm. Mounted. Provenance: private collection, Denmark. Archea Ancient Art, Amsterdam, 2004. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

1 000 - 2 000 €

Egypt, a fine blue-green faience Ushabti, ca. 569–

4913 - Egypt, a fine blue-green faience Ushabti, ca. 569–526 BCE, with clear hieroglyphs reading: “Osiris, Upper Steward of the Land of the Adorers of the God Pedi-Neith, son of Tedi-Bastet.” H. 15.3 cm, mounted. Provenance: Collection of Dr. Th. G. Appelboom, Holland, 1964. Archea Ancient Art, Amsterdam, 2004. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar.

Estimation

2 000 - 4 000 €

Egypt, a painted wooden figure of an official, Old

4914 - Egypt, a painted wooden figure of an official, Old Kingdom, Late 6th Dynasty, ca. 2323–2150 BCE, a striding figure with the left leg forward, wearing a mid-calf-length white kilt, hands at his sides, black and white painted eyes, and a short wig. Standing on a partially weathered base. Painted with red, white, and black pigments. Height: 26 cm. Private Polish collection, ca. 1900, possibly from the collection of the Polish painter Leon Wyczolkowski, Bydgoszcz, Poland. Anubis Ancient Art, Rotte

Estimation

2 000 - 4 000 €

Egypt, a blue faience ushabti, Late Period, ca. 70

4915 - Egypt, a blue faience ushabti, Late Period, ca. 700–300 BCE, with hieroglyphs. Height: 19.3 cm. Private collection, Brussels. Dick Meyer Antiquities, Amsterdam. Collection of J. van der Sloot, Amsterdam. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

1 000 - 1 500 €

Egypt, a gold amulet depicting Harpocrates, ca. 70

4916 - Egypt, a gold amulet depicting Harpocrates, ca. 700–30 BCE. Seated on two crocodiles and a winged scarab at the back, with the sun between two horns on its head. Height: 2.5 cm. Provenance: Private collection, Mechelen, Belgium, 2001. Private collection, Castricum, Netherlands. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

2 000 - 3 000 €

Egypt, a bronze ibis, Late Period, ca. 664–343 BCE

4917 - Egypt, a bronze ibis, Late Period, ca. 664–343 BCE; a bronze body with a single-line engraving on its back in a zigzag pattern. L. 8.9 cm. Provenance: Private Swiss collection, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Karpf, collected in the 1950s–1960s. Archea Ancient Art, Amsterdam, [1]

Estimation

2 500 - 3 500 €

Western Turkey, Anatolia, a fine marble head of a

4918 - Western Turkey, Anatolia, a fine marble head of a Kylia stargazer idol figure, ca. 3rd millennium BCE, height 8.5 cm, mounted. Provenance: Peter Janssen, purchased in the 1960s on the Belgian art market. Art Loss No. S00113431. Archea Ancient Art, Amsterdam, 2017. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [1]

Estimation

2 000 - 3 000 €

Egypt, a fine bronze statue of the seated goddess

4919 - Egypt, a fine bronze statue of the seated goddess Isis with her son Horus, Late Period, ca. 26th–30th Dyn., 600–380 BCE; offering her breast to her son Horus, wearing a long robe, a uraei headdress, and the sun disk between two horns. (horns partly replaced) h. 18.5 cm. on a wooden base. Provenance: Kunsthandel Mieke Zilverberg, Amsterdam, 2000. Published in the Winter catalog, 2000, p. 3, no. 24. Private Dutch collection. [1]

Estimation

6 000 - 8 000 €

Egypt, a rare gold winged Isis, Late New Kingdom–3

4920 - Egypt, a rare gold winged Isis, Late New Kingdom–3rd Intermediate Period, ca. 1080–664 BCE. The interior shows remnants of cloth. These gold appliques, shaped like breastplates, were attached to the wooden mummy coffin. Width: ca. 10 cm. Provenance: private collection in Belgium. Kunsthandel D.M., Amsterdam, 1996. Anubis Art, Rotterdam. Private German collection, 2008. Dick Meyer Antiquiteiten Amsterdam, 2008. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. [3]

Estimation

5 000 - 8 000 €

Egypt, a black granite fragment of a sarcophagus,

4921 - Egypt, a black granite fragment of a sarcophagus, Ramesside Period, ca. 19th–20th Dynasty, ca. 1292–1189 BCE; the glyphs deciphered by Maarten Raven:

Estimation

6 000 - 10 000 €

A Roman military folding chair, 2nd century CE. Su

4922 - A Roman military folding chair, 2nd century CE. Such chairs, known as "sella," were used as status symbols and markers of command during the Etruscan and early Roman periods. By the Roman Republican and Imperial periods, the folding chair—known as the “Curulian chair”—together with the fasces, constituted essential insignia of consuls, censors, praetors, and aediles. This type is an iron field chair, referred to as “sella castrensis” or a “camp stool,” which was customarily used

Estimation

3 000 - 5 000 €

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