$18,000 USD
Carved in relief with elegantly arched neck and incised eye and beak, with splayed wings and legs, unfinished and still attached at the back to...
$12,000 USD
From the collection of Edgar J. Banks, who writes: "Large pottery cuneiform tablet, found at Senkereh, the ruin of the Biblical city of Ellasar mentioned in...
$3,800 USD
In high relief over a smooth back, the fine voluminous face with full lips, thin nose, staring almond-shaped eyes, short wavy hair visible under a...
$4,500 USD
This tall wide-mouthed amphora with applied double loop handled represents the fully developed Geometric style and illustrates the profoundly significant shift of focus from abstract...
$3,000 USD
A Campanian red-figure skyphos by Frignano painter, depicting a warrior wearing a white bandeau, holding a large circular white shield with ochre crosses and a...
$12,000 USD
inscribed for the Priestess “Het-epher”, with an inscription that reads from left to right: “May a royal offering be given to Osiris, Lord of Bubos,...
$14,000 USD
Tondo: winged goddess, probably Nike, wearing elaborate chiton declaims to a seated, nude bearded god. On either side, a female and two draped youths. Cf....
$2,250 USD
of pale green faience, the goddess seated on a throne decorated with feather pattern, holding her child Horus in her lap, and wearing a long...
$14,000 USD
Tondo: winged goddess, probably Nike, wearing elaborate chiton declaims to a seated, nude bearded god. On either side, a female and two draped youths.
Cf. a kylix cup in Boston, Beazley, Etruscan Vase Painting (Oxford, 1947), p. 111, pl. 26, seemingly by the same workshop.
Published: J. Eisenberg, Art of the Ancient World, 1995, no. 129; J. Eisenberg, Art of the Ancient World, 2003, no. 113; J. Eisenberg, Art of the Ancient World, 2009, no. 129; J. Eisenberg, One Thousand Years of Ancient Greek Vases II, 2010, no. 192.
Condition: Complete, professionally rejoined from multiple pieces.
Dimensions: Width: 9 3/4 inches (24.8 cm)
Provenance: Ex Swiss private collection prior to 1995.
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