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All the items listed below are guaranteed to be genuine ancient artifacts from Greece or Cyprus and come from private collections assembled prior to 1985. All the antiquities listed have been acquired from legal sources. To convert prices to US dollars or any other currency, please click on the currency converter button in the button menu for accurate conversion. All antiquities are illustrated below the listing.
Please do not hesitate to email us to check availablity. More Greek and Cypriote antiquities for sale on pages 2 and 3.UK and US customers can now pay by Paypal for items costing up to £ 1500. This allows immediate and secure online payment using any major credit card (requires registration at www.paypal.com first). Customers using this method of payment should click on the 'Paypal Buy Now' buttons below item photographs. £ 8 will be added to each payment to cover insured 'Special Delivery' postage for UK customers and Royal Mail 'International Signed For' delivery for US customers up to an item value of £ 499.99, £ 15 will be added for items costing between £ 500 - £ 994.99, and £ 25 will be added for items over £ 995 in value. If multiple items are ordered, only one postage payment will apply no matter how many items are ordered. For example, if two or more items costing under £ 499.99 each are bought, then a single postage and packing payment of £ 8 applies. Customers in other countries should contact us directly to arrange payment and delivery. UK and US customers may, of course, pay by cheque (UK only) or electronic transfer if they prefer.GR1 A Cypriote trefoil-lipped bichrome ware jug, Iron Age, c. 850-475 B.C. : £ 785A Cypriote trefoil-lipped bichrome ware jug, the spherical body decorated on each side with a large concentric circular motif containing a ring of smaller concentric circles with a chevron design on the front. Vessel measures 7.5 ins./ 190 mm high. Some minor inoffensive surface wear, but intact and a nice example of the type. Iron Age, c. 850-475 B.C.Ex Paraskevaides Collection, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom.GR2 A large Cypriote bichrome ware pottery flask, Iron Age, c. 850-475 B.C. : £ 925A large Cypriote bichrome ware pottery flask decorated with horizontal linear bands intersecting two large concentric circle motifs on each side of the spherical body. Vessel measures 9.5 ins./ 242 mm high. Some minor surface wear, particularly on the shoulder and a long crack consolidated, otherwise condition good and an imposing vessel. Iron Age, c. 850-475 B.C.Ex Paraskevaides Collection, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom.GR3 A Cypriote pottery jug in white painted ware, with a beaked recut lip, Iron Age, c. 850-475 B.C. : £ 450A Cypriote pottery jug in white painted ware, with beaked recut lip, measuring 5.3 ins./145 mm high, the spherical body with three concentric circle motifs. Minor overall surface wear, otherwise condition good. Iron Age, c. 850-475 B.C.Ex Paraskevaides Collection, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom.GR4 A South Italian red-figure trefoil lipped oinochoe showing a lady of fashion, c. 4th Century B.C. : £ 950 NEW!
A South Italian red-figure trefoil lipped oinochoe showing the profile head of a lady of fashion, wearing a beaded necklace, her hair dressed in a kekryphalos with a radiate stephane. Vessel measures 172 mm/6.8 ins. high. Two small chips to the rim and a couple of small inoffensive chips to the base, otherwise condition good and a nice example, c. 4th Century B.C.
Previously in the possession of Pearl Pleydell Bouverie, Lady Montagu of Beaulieu (1895-1996).
GR5 A small red glossy ware krater from the Greek South Italian colonies, 5th-4th Century B.C. : £ 145
A small red glossy ware double-handled krater, measuring 63 mm/2.4 ins. high and 94 mm/3.7 ins. wide between the handles. Some small inoffensive chips to the rim and some wear to the slip, particularly around the base, from the Greek South Italian colonies, 5th-4th Century B.C. Ex Peter Negus Collection.GR6 A good-sized alabastron in plain buff ware, probably Corinthian, c. 5th Century B.C. : £ 130
A good-sized pottery alabastron in plain buff ware, measuring 206 mm/8.2 ins. high, with prominent disc rim and two rudimentary lug handles below the shoulder. Some significant encrustation, particularly on one side and the disc rim broken, resulting in the loss of about half the rim. An elegant form, probably Corinthian, c. 5th Century B.C.Ex Peter Negus Collection. Supplied with a perspex ring stand. |
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GR2: £925
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GR3: £450
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GR4: £950
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GR5: £145
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GR6: £130
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