Antiquities: London, Monday 8th July 1991.

226 p.: Ill. Lediglich der Einband ist berieben und minimale Randläsuren, innen sauber und ohne Anstreichungen / Only the cover is rubbed and minimal edge wear, inside clean and without annotations. - Contents Sale of Antiquities Monday 8th July 1991 MORNING SESSION AT 10.30 AM Ancient Glass A Roman Rock-Crystal Stand Ancient Jewellery A Romano-British Bronze Boar Anglo-Saxon, Bronze Age and Celtic Antiquities The Markyate Mount Middle Eastern Cylinder and Stamp Seals Middle Eastern Antiquities Egyptian Antiquities Neolithic and Cycladic Antiquities AFTERNOON SESSION AT 2.30 PM Greek, Etruscan and Roman Antiquities (Part I) South Italian Greek Pottery Vases Roman Mosaic Panels Art Reference Books Greek, Etruscan and Roman Antiquities (Part II) Abbreviations. / Some exhibits: a fragmentary Roman Marble Figure of the Goddess Artemis, circa 2nd Century AD £ 22, 000-25, 000; A Roman Marble Bearded Male Head, Reign of the Emperor Gallienus, Mid-3rd Century AD £ 12, 000-15, 000; An Attic Red-Figure Column Krater, by the Triptolemus Painter, (Side A only), circa 470-460 BC £ 15, 000-18, 000; A Cycladic Marble Reclining Pregnant Female Figure, Early Bronze Age II, Dokathismata Variety with some Chalandriani Variety characteristics, circa 2300 BC, £ 130, 000-180, 000; An Attic Black-Figure Neck Amphora, circa 510 BC, £15, 000-20, 000; An Egyptian Blue Faience Kheperesh or Blue War Crown, 18th Dynasty, circa 1558-1085 BC, £ 10, 000-12, 000; A Roman Marble Female Head, 2nd-3rd Century, £ 10, 000-15, 000; A Roman Marble Bust of a Man. Second Half of the 2nd Century AD, £ 30, 000-40, 000; A Fragmentary Roman Marble Figure of the Goddess Artemis, circa 2nd Century AD, £ 22, 000-25, 000; An Apulian Pottery Barrel Amphora, by the Baltimore Painter, Last Quarter of the 4th Century BC.