{"lots":[{"startPrice":288,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17860/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"late period, 664-332 bc \n a cream glazed composition shabti with mummiform shape, tripartite wig and false beard, arms crossed over chest holding pick and hoe, seed bag over left shoulder; circumferential band of hieroglyphs to the waist, vertical band of hieroglyphs below, supporting pillar to the back. 81.8 grams, 14cm (5 1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a north london gentleman; acquired on the uk art market before 2000. \n \n literature \n cf. berman, l.m. \n cleveland museum of art catalogue of egyptian art, new york, 1999, item 350."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"700","title":{"en":"egyptian hieroglyphic shabti"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17860/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":288,"aiDescription":"This is an ancient Egyptian shabti, a funerary figurine. It depicts a mummiform figure with crossed arms and a false beard, characteristic of shabtis. The surface is inscribed with Egyptian hieroglyphs, likely containing an offering or magical text. The material appears to be a sandy-colored stone or faience, indicating its use in burial rituals from ancient Egypt. The figure stands on a rectangular base, typical for such funerary statuettes.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:28.708Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":17860,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17861/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"late 1st millennium bc or later \n a restrung necklace composed of crude rectangular scarboid beads, some with hieroglyphic markings below, interspersed with green glazed tubular and tan annular beads; large scarab pendant with geometric motifs to the underside; modern clasp. 72 grams, 64cm (25\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"701","title":{"en":"phoenician bead necklace with large scarab"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17861/view","directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a Phoenician bead necklace featuring a prominent central scarab pendant. The necklace consists of numerous rectangular and barrel-shaped beads in varying shades of blue and green, interspersed with smaller dark beads. The large scarab, likely made of faience or a similar glazed material, hangs as the focal point. This piece of ancient jewelry reflects Phoenician craftsmanship and cultural exchange, possibly incorporating Egyptian motifs like the scarab.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.882Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":17861,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":54,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17862/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"third intermediate period, 1070-664 bc \n a glazed composition openwork amulet with serrated edge and central design of the \n wedjat or 'eye of horus' with black pigment to the pupil and brow; transversely pierced. 3.46 grams, 28mm (1\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from an old english collection; acquired before 1980. \n \n literature \n cf. andrews, c. \n amulets of ancient egypt, london, 1994, fig.46(b)."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"702","title":{"en":"egyptian wedjat eye amulet"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17862/view","tags":["usasian_middleeastern","usasian","usasian_all"],"directSalePrice":54,"aiDescription":"This is an ancient Egyptian wedjat eye amulet, also known as the Eye of Horus. The amulet is circular with a serrated or scalloped edge and features an openwork design depicting the stylized wedjat eye symbol. It exhibits a greenish patina, suggesting it is made of bronze, faience, or a similar copper alloy. This protective amulet was popular in ancient Egypt for its believed powers of healing and protection.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:29.215Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":17862,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":36,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17863/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"new kingdom, amarna period, 1352-1336 bc \n a red glazed composition pendant with mauve detailing in the form of a poppy petal, suspension loop above, from a broad collar. 0.32 grams, 14mm (1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a north london gentleman; acquired on the uk art market before 2000. \n \n literature \n cf. andrews, c. \n amulets of ancient egypt, london, 1994, fig. 65c."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"703","title":{"en":"egyptian poppy petal amulet"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17863/view","tags":["usasian_middleeastern","usasian","usasian_all"],"directSalePrice":36,"aiDescription":"This is an Egyptian poppy petal amulet, characterized by its teardrop or ovate shape. The main body of the amulet is a reddish-brown color, possibly terracotta or a similar earthy material, tapering to a lighter, possibly white or cream, conical top. This type of ancient Egyptian amulet was likely worn for its symbolic meaning, potentially related to fertility, sleep, or regeneration, though exact interpretations can vary.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:29.216Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":17863,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":270,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17864/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"middle kingdom, 12th-11th dynasty, 2055-1650 bc \n a substantial carved wooden figurine of a squatting boatman wearing a white kilt, painted facial detailing and black hair; hollow sockets for separate arm inserts. 83 grams, 16cm (6 1/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired london art market, 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"704","title":{"en":"egyptian polychrome boatman figure"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17864/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":270,"aiDescription":"This is an ancient Egyptian polychrome boatman figure, depicted in a seated or kneeling position. The figure is made of a light material, possibly wood or plaster, and painted with multiple colors. It features a dark-painted hairstyle, a reddish-brown torso, and a yellowish-cream lower body, likely representing a loincloth or skirt. One arm is missing, with a visible circular cavity where it would have attached. This type of figure was often placed in tombs, sometimes as part of a boat model, to serve the deceased in the afterlife.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:29.218Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":17864,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17865/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"6th-4th century bc \n a mixed group of amulets in various stones comprising: one with winged horse to the underside, one with incised text, one with hand motif, one with regardant ibex. 9.62 grams, 15-18mm (1/2 - 3/4\"). fine condition. [4] no reserve. \n provenance \n from the collection of a european lady; part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"705","title":{"en":"phoenician scaraboid amulet group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17865/view","tags":["usasian_middleeastern","usasian","usasian_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a group of four Phoenician scaraboid amulets. Each amulet is carved from a different material and features distinct iconography. From left to right, they appear to be: a green carved amulet (possibly a leaf or similar natural form), a lighter-colored amulet with an etched design, a dark amulet with incised figures, and a reddish-orange plain scaraboid. These amulets, varying in material and design, reflect Phoenician artistic traditions and their use as protective or symbolic objects.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:29.220Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":17865,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":1350,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17866/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"4th-6th century ad \n a restrung necklace of glazed composition annular beads, three black glass facing bust pendants each with inlaid eyes, collar and medallion, gold granulated collars. 26 grams, 47cm (18 1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from a uk collection; acquired on the london art market in 2011."},"estimateMax":2000,"lotNumber":"706","title":{"en":"egyptian coptic necklace"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17866/view","tags":["usasian_middleeastern","usasian","usasian_all"],"directSalePrice":1350,"aiDescription":"This is an ancient Egyptian Coptic necklace, consisting of numerous small beads strung together with three larger, dark-colored pendants. The beads are a mix of light-colored tubular or cylindrical beads, and smaller, darker spherical beads, creating a varied texture. The three dark pendants, possibly made of stone or glass, hang at the bottom, providing a focal point to the piece. This necklace represents jewelry from the Coptic period in Egypt.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:29.221Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£1,500 - £2,000","currency":"GBP","id":17866,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":1500},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17867/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"late period, 664-332 bc \n a green glazed composition shabti with tripartite wig and plaited beard, crossed hands holding tools, dorsal pillar to the back. 19.8 grams, 89mm (3 1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private uk collector; previously in an old collection formed before 1950."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"707","title":{"en":"egyptian glazed shabti"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17867/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is an ancient Egyptian glazed shabti, a funerary figurine. The figure is rendered in a mummiform shape, with a head covering, false beard, and crossed arms. The shabti exhibits a greenish glaze, characteristic of ancient Egyptian faience, which was often used for such figurines. It stands on a rectangular base. These figures were placed in tombs to perform labor for the deceased in the afterlife.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:29.223Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":17867,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17868/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"new kingdom, 1550-1070 bc \n a carved red carnelian pendant in the form of a fly, suspension loop above the head. 0.34 grams, 13mm (1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from a uk collection; formerly in an early 20th century collection. \n \n literature \n cf. christie's, 14 april 2011, lot 66, baron empain collection (1852-1929)."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"708","title":{"en":"egyptian fly amulet"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17868/view","tags":["usasian_middleeastern","usasian","usasian_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This is an ancient Egyptian fly amulet, crafted from a reddish-brown material, possibly carnelian or a similar stone. The amulet is stylized to resemble a fly, with a bulbous body and prominent, possibly inlaid, reddish eyes. Fly amulets were worn in ancient Egypt for various reasons, including as symbols of persistence, bravery, or as a charm against disease.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:29.225Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":17868,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":36,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17869/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"new kingdom, 1550-1070 bc \n a green glazed composition amulet of squatting bes, wearing plumes, hands resting on his hips. 0.41 grams, 15mm (1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the property of a london gentleman; formerly in a uk collection, acquired in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"709","title":{"en":"egyptian bes amulet"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17869/view","tags":["usasian_middleeastern","usasian","usasian_all"],"directSalePrice":36,"aiDescription":"This is an ancient Egyptian Bes amulet, depicting the dwarf deity Bes. The amulet is small, compact, and appears to be made of faience or a similar glazed material, exhibiting a greenish-brown patina. Bes is clearly identifiable by his characteristic squat, leonine features and often depicted with a feather crown, though details are slightly eroded. Bes was a protective deity in ancient Egypt, associated with childbirth, fertility, and protection against evil.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:29.226Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":17869,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17870/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"new kingdom, 1550-1070 bc \n a carved red carnelian scarab with detailed carapace, plain underside, pierced longitudinally. 2.6 grams, 16mm (1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from a uk collection; formerly in an early 20th century collection. \n \n literature \n see andrews, c. \n amulets of ancient egypt, london, 1994 for discussion."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"710","title":{"en":"egyptian carnelian scarab"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17870/view","tags":["usasian_middleeastern","usasian","usasian_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This is an ancient Egyptian scarab, a type of amulet or seal, crafted from carnelian. The object is carved in the shape of a scarab beetle, a significant symbol in ancient Egyptian culture. It is made of a reddish-orange carnelian stone, exhibiting a smooth, polished finish on its upper surface with defined head and wing case features. The underside typically features an inscription, although not visible in this image. Its material and form suggest it served as a protective charm or an administrative tool for sealing documents.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:29.227Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":17870,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":36,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17871/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"late period, 664-332 bc \n a lapis lazuli amulet in the form of a cornflower; pierced for suspension. 0.98 grams, 12mm (1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from an early 20th century collection."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"711","title":{"en":"egyptian lapis lazuli cornflower amulet"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17871/view","tags":["usasian_middleeastern","usasian","usasian_all"],"directSalePrice":36,"aiDescription":"This is an ancient Egyptian cornflower amulet made from lapis lazuli. The artifact is likely a protective charm, shaped to represent a cornflower, which held symbolic meaning in ancient Egypt. The material, lapis lazuli, is a deep blue metamorphic rock prized for its intense color, though the image shows a dark, possibly encrusted surface. The form is small and rounded, suggesting it was worn or placed on a mummy. It features a roughly textured, dark blue or black appearance, indicative of age and possibly surface degradation, with some lighter blue peeking through.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:29.228Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":17871,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":72,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17872/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd-6th century ad \n a decorative textile panel with embroidered block, three facing figures with long arms and ornate headdresses. 14.81 grams total, 16cm (6 1/4\"). fair condition. \n \n provenance \n ex an important central london collection; previously acquired before 1990."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"712","title":{"en":"coptic embroidered panel with figures"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17872/view","tags":["usdecor_textiles","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":72,"aiDescription":"This item is a Coptic embroidered panel featuring figures. It is a textile fragment, likely from a larger garment or furnishing, characterized by its detailed needlework. The panel depicts stylized human figures, consistent with Coptic artistic traditions, often religious in nature. The embroidery is executed in dark threads, possibly wool, against a lighter, open-weave fabric background, likely linen or wool. The edges appear frayed, indicating its age and fragmented state, but the central embroidered design remains largely intact.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:30.687Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":17872,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":225,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17873/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"third intermediate period, 1069-702 bc \n a limestone plaque with engraved high-relief image of eye of horus, \n wedjat, to one side, ribbed suspension loop above. 2.17 grams,17mm (3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from a uk collection; formerly in an early 19th century collection."},"estimateMax":350,"lotNumber":"713","title":{"en":"egyptian eye of horus plaque"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17873/view","tags":["usart_sculpture","usart","usart_all"],"directSalePrice":225,"aiDescription":"This is an ancient Egyptian Eye of Horus plaque. The plaque is a flat, rectangular object, likely made of stone or a similar durable material. It features a carved or incised representation of the Wadjet eye, also known as the Eye of Horus, a potent symbol of protection, royal power, and good health in ancient Egypt. The top of the plaque has a molded feature, possibly for suspension, suggesting it functioned as an amulet or a decorative element. The surface shows a light brown or tan color with visible texture.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:30.689Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£250 - £350","currency":"GBP","id":17873,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":250},{"startPrice":200,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17874/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"new kingdom, 1550-1070 bc \n a glazed composition cup with flared foot, rolled rim. 23.3 grams, 45mm (1 3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from an early 20th century collection."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"714","title":{"en":"egyptian faience cup"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17874/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_pottery","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":200,"aiDescription":"This is an ancient Egyptian faience cup, an example of early ceramic artistry. The cup has a gracefully flared shape, tapering from a wider mouth to a narrower base, creating an elegant silhouette. It is made of faience, a type of glazed non-clay ceramic, characterized by its pale, likely light green or cream color in this instance. The surface exhibits a slight texture and possible crazing consistent with ancient faience artifacts. Its form suggests it was used for drinking or ritualistic purposes.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:30.691Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":17874,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":54,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17875/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"late period, 664-332 bc \n a group of three restrung mummy bead necklaces composed of tubular and discoid glazed composition beads. 20 grams total, 68-70cm (26 3/4 - 27 1/2\"). fine condition. [3] \n \n provenance \n english private collection; acquired in the 1970s."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"715","title":{"en":"egyptian mummy bead necklace group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17875/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":54,"aiDescription":"This is a group of ancient Egyptian mummy bead necklaces. The collection consists of multiple strands of small, cylindrical beads, likely crafted from faience or similar materials. The beads exhibit a variety of colors, predominantly light blue, cream, and reddish-brown, arranged in alternating patterns. These types of beads were often used in ancient Egypt for jewelry or as elements placed on mummies. The necklaces are displayed draped in several layers, showcasing their original use as wearable adornments.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:30.693Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":17875,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17876/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"6th-4th century bc \n a group of two stone items comprising: a conical alabaster stamp seal with engraved image of a human-headed sphinx to the underside, pierced for suspension; a plain tapering chalcedony intaglio of oval form. 6.8 grams total, 13-20mm (1/2 - 3/4\"). fine condition, stamp seal chipped. [2, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from the private collection of a central london lady; acquired from in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"716","title":{"en":"phoenician stamp seal and gemstone"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17876/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This lot comprises a Phoenician stamp seal and a gemstone. The stamp seal is conical or dome-shaped, made from a light-colored, translucent stone, possibly quartz or chalcedony, with a smooth, polished surface suitable for sealing. The gemstone is an irregularly shaped, light-colored stone, possibly a polished pebble or rough-cut gem, also appearing translucent. These items represent ancient Phoenician craftsmanship in personal adornment or administrative tools, dating from their period of influence in the ancient world.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:30.694Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":17876,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17877/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"late period, 664-332 bc \n a matched pair of gold earrings, each a hollow-formed crescent with segmented detailing to the outer face. 8.48 grams total, 33-35mm (1 1/4\"). fine condition. [2] \n \n provenance \n from the private collection of a central london lady; acquired on the uk ark market in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"717","title":{"en":"egyptian gold earring pair"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17877/view","tags":["usjewelry_earrings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This lot features an ancient Egyptian pair of gold earrings, showcasing early goldsmithing. The earrings are of a crescent or hoop shape, each individually crafted. They exhibit textured surfaces, with visible lines and patterns that suggest engraving or repoussé work, indicating decorative craftsmanship. The rich golden color of the metal is characteristic of high-karat gold. These items are presented in two pairs, with slight variations in shape and detailing, highlighting their handmade nature and use as personal adornment in ancient Egypt.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:30.696Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":17877,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":72,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17878/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"ptolemaic period, 332-30 bc \n a high-quality glass inlay depicting a white comic mask on blue background with facial details picked in blue; beard finely dressed in tight curls, large open red mouth, almond-shaped eyes with bushy eyebrows, crown of ivy-leaves to the brow. 0.64 grams, 21mm (3/4\"). fair condition. \n \n provenance \n from a uk collection; formerly in an early 20th century collection."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"718","title":{"en":"egyptian glass fragment with comic face"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17878/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_artglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":72,"aiDescription":"This is an Egyptian glass fragment depicting a comic face. The fragment is from a larger glass object, likely a vessel or plaque, and features a painted or enameled depiction of a human face. The style suggests a caricatured or theatrical representation, with exaggerated features such as a prominent eye, nose, and mouth, indicating a \"comic\" or dramatic mask. The colors visible include white for the skin, red for the mouth, and dark outlines, set against a dark, possibly iridescent glass background. Its fractured state reveals the ancient and delicate nature of the material.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:30.697Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":17878,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":36,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17879/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"new kingdom, amarna period, 1352-1336 bc \n a blue glazed composition amulet in the form of a bunch of grapes, suspension loop above and below, from a broad collar. 0.40 grams, 17mm (3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a north london gentleman; acquired on the uk art market before 2000. \n \n literature \n cf. andrews, c. \n amulets of ancient egypt, london, 1994, fig.65j."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"719","title":{"en":"egyptian grape bunch amulet"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17879/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":36,"aiDescription":"This is an ancient Egyptian grape bunch amulet, likely made from a metallic material. The amulet is sculpted in the recognizable form of a cluster of grapes, detailed with individual berry-like protuberances, giving it a textured surface. At the top, there is a small loop or attachment point, indicating it was intended to be worn as a pendant or incorporated into jewelry. The object has a dark, possibly patinated, metallic appearance, suggesting it could be made of bronze or a similar alloy, consistent with ancient Egyptian metalwork for protective charms.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:30.699Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":17879,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17880/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"5th-4th century bc \n a carved chalcedony discoid seal with stub handle to the reverse, stylised figure motif with geometric detail. 2.32 grams, 16.69mm (3/4\"). fair condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired by his father in the 1970s; thence by descent."},"estimateMax":40,"lotNumber":"720","title":{"en":"phoenician stamp seal with figure"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17880/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Phoenician stamp seal, likely dating to an ancient period. The oval-shaped seal is made of a light-colored material, possibly stone or faience. One side features a carved figure with a distinct face and what appears to be a headdress. The accompanying image shows a modern impression of the seal's design, which depicts a stylized human figure with bold lines and geometric elements.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:30.700Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£30 - £40","currency":"GBP","id":17880,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":30},{"startPrice":3,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17881/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"5th-8th century ad \n a bone kohl pot and applicator, the pot cylindrical with slightly flared base, the applicator round in section, tapering to a point, knop finial. 13.42 grams total, 80-95mm (3 1/8 - 3 3/4\"). fair condition, repaired [2, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"721","title":{"en":"egyptian coptic bone kohl pot"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17881/view","tags":["usfashion_vanityitems","usfashion_all","usfashion"],"directSalePrice":3,"aiDescription":"This lot features an Egyptian Coptic kohl pot, crafted from bone. The item consists of two parts: a cylindrical pot and a slender applicator stick with a spherical finial. The pot shows signs of age and wear, with a textured surface, consistent with ancient bone artifacts. This cosmetic accessory highlights Coptic material culture.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:30.702Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":17881,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17882/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"4th-3rd century bc or later \n a hollow-formed cobalt blue glass head with applied suspension loop above, applied bulbous eyes with blue pupils, white and red lips, strong eyebrows ending to loop-formed ears. 19.4 grams, 40mm (1 1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a london lady, part of her family's swiss collection; formerly acquired in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"722","title":{"en":"phoenician glass comic face pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17882/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Phoenician glass pendant, shaped like a comic face. The pendant features exaggerated facial features including large, prominent eyes with black pupils, an aquiline nose, and full red lips. The glass is dark, possibly dark blue or black, with traces of white and yellow pigment giving it a distressed or aged appearance. A small loop at the top suggests it was designed for suspension.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:37.897Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":17882,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17883/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"mainly late period, 664-332 bc \n a mixed group of glazed composition scarabs comprising: a white scarab with detailed carapace, pellet-and-circles framing four hieroglyphs to the underside; a pale green scarab with two opposing \n wedjat eyes and hieroglyphs to the underside; a small light blue scarab with plain underside; a small tan scarab with plain underside; four small green scarabs with a symbol to the underside; offered with a blue iridescent glass bead with image of a horse and rider to the underside. 6.27 grams, 7-17mm (1/4 - 3/4\"). fine condition. [9, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"723","title":{"en":"egyptian and other scarab collection"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17883/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This lot comprises a collection of Egyptian and other scarabs. The collection includes various sizes and materials, with several scarabs made of faience or stone in shades of blue, green, and brown. Some scarabs are intricately carved with hieroglyphic-like designs or circular patterns on their flat undersides, while others are plain. One item appears to be a spherical bead with a shiny, possibly metallic, surface. These artifacts represent ancient Egyptian protective amulets or seals.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:37.898Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":17883,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17884/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a group of glazed composition amulets comprising: one grape bunch amulet with suspension loop above; three phallic pendants with detailed pubic hair to the lower abdomen, suspension loop above. 5.43 grams total, 17-20mm (5/8 - 7/8\"). fine condition. [4, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"724","title":{"en":"romano-egyptian phallic and grape bunch amulet collection"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17884/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This lot is a collection of Romano-Egyptian amulets, featuring phallic and grape bunch motifs. The four amulets are carved from a light blue or turquoise material, possibly faience. Three pieces resemble stylized female torsos or phallic symbols, while the fourth is distinctly shaped like a grape bunch. Their small size indicates they were likely worn as protective charms.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:37.899Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":17884,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17885/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"6th-4th century bc \n a group of seven blue glass items comprising: two cobalt blue bifacial female masks; one blue bifacial lion amulet; one blue bifacial amulet with bearded male; a blue pendant with seated nude female, suspension loop above; a black glass pendant in the form of a female head with delighted expression, applied suspension loop above; a blue glass pendant of standing robed figure, applied suspension loop absent. 28.9 grams total, 17-45mm (1/2 - 1 3/4\"). fine condition. [7, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a london lady, part of her family's swiss collection; formerly acquired in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"725","title":{"en":"phoenician glass figural pendant collection"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17885/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This lot presents a collection of Phoenician glass figural pendants. The collection includes several small, dark blue glass items, varying in shape and detail. Motifs include human faces, one full human figure, and other stylized forms, possibly representing amphorae or abstract designs. The pendants exhibit typical features of ancient glasswork, with some showing surface degradation or iridescence.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:37.901Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":17885,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17886/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"late period, 664-332 bc \n a pair of sheet gold disc earrings each with repoussé dots to the rim, suspension hole. 3.32 grams total, 32-35mm (1 1/4\"). fine condition. [2] \n \n provenance \n from the private collection of a central london lady; acquired on the uk ark market in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":170,"lotNumber":"726","title":{"en":"egyptian gold earring pair"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17886/view","tags":["usjewelry_earrings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This lot features a pair of Egyptian gold earrings. Each earring is a flattened, roughly oval or tear-drop shaped piece of gold sheet, likely from an ancient period. They feature a central circular cut-out and a series of small, raised dots or granulation along their perimeter. Small holes at the top suggest how they would have been attached or suspended.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:37.902Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£120 - £170","currency":"GBP","id":17886,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":120},{"startPrice":97,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17887/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"late period, 664-332 bc \n a glazed composition amulet in the form of a reclining ram, sacred to the god amun, on a base, suspension loop to the neck. 13.2 grams, 43mm (1 3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from an important french collection formed since the early 1960s."},"estimateMax":170,"lotNumber":"727","title":{"en":"egyptian ram amulet"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17887/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":97,"aiDescription":"This is an Egyptian ram amulet, likely crafted from a ceramic or composite material and adorned with pigment. The amulet depicts a recumbent ram, with notable details such as its head, ears, and horns. Traces of reddish-brown and white coloration are visible on its body and head, suggesting it was once brightly painted. The piece serves as an example of ancient Egyptian zoomorphic amulets.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:37.903Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£120 - £170","currency":"GBP","id":17887,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":120},{"startPrice":3,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17888/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"5th-7th century ad \n a bracelet of twisted cords with free ends. 2.21 grams, 53mm (2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from the property of a london gentleman; formerly in a uk collection, acquired in the 1990s. from the robin symes gallery, mayfair, pre 1999."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"728","title":{"en":"egyptian coptic twisted cord bracelet"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17888/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":3,"aiDescription":"This is an Egyptian Coptic twisted cord bracelet, crafted from organic fibers. The bracelet exhibits a distinctive spiraling or twisted pattern, characteristic of cordage from the Coptic period. Its dark brown, aged appearance suggests its antiquity and material composition. The circular form indicates it was worn as personal adornment.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:37.904Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":17888,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":36,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17889/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"amarna period, 1353-1336 bc \n a glazed composition pendant of a papyrus flower with suspension ring to the top. 0.26 grams, 13mm (0.53\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from an early 20th century collection."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"729","title":{"en":"egyptian papyrus flower pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17889/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":36,"aiDescription":"This lot presents an Egyptian papyrus flower pendant, crafted from a light blue or turquoise faience material. The pendant is stylized, representing the characteristic form of a papyrus flower or bud. It is vertically oriented with a top perforation, indicating it was intended for suspension as an amulet or bead. The smooth, somewhat irregular surface highlights the artisanal nature of ancient Egyptian faience work.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:37.906Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":17889,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17890/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"6th-4th century bc \n a group of gilt-bronze disc appliqués with repoussé pellets and two piercings. 10.46 grams total, 21mm each (3/4\"). fair condition. [5, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from the private collection of a central london lady; acquired from in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"730","title":{"en":"phoenician gold appliqué mount group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17890/view","tags":["usdecor_general","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This lot consists of a group of five Phoenician gold appliqué mounts. Each mount is circular and features a raised, domed center with small punctate depressions around the rim, suggesting a decorative or functional attachment. These small, disc-shaped objects are likely elements from ancient jewelry or ornamentation, crafted from gold. Their uniform appearance indicates they were part of a larger, coordinated piece, perhaps for clothing or a broader gold-worked item. The material and type suggest a period of Phoenician craftsmanship.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:37.907Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":17890,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":20,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17891/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"new kingdom, 18th dynasty, amarna period, 1353-1336 bc \n a glazed composition bead from a broad collar in the form of two conjoined tubes; suspension rings to the top and bottom. 0.62 grams, 22mm (3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a north london gentleman; acquired on the uk art market before 2000."},"estimateMax":30,"lotNumber":"731","title":{"en":"egyptian broad collar bead"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17891/view","tags":["usdecor_general","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":20,"aiDescription":"This is an ancient Egyptian broad collar bead. The bead is made of a reddish-orange material, possibly a type of stone or faience, and is elongated and rectangular in form. It features two parallel grooves running lengthwise along its body. Loops for stringing are present at both the top and bottom, indicating its use as a component in a multi-strand broad collar necklace. Its design is typical of Egyptian ornamentation, likely from an ancient period.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:37.909Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£20 - £30","currency":"GBP","id":17891,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":20},{"startPrice":2700,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17892/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st millennium bc \n a terracotta statuette of a standing nude female with left hand resting on the midriff, elaborate slashed headdress and pierced ears, bulging lentoid eyes and pinched nose, slashed collar and belt; right hand forming a cup or scoop (to accept libations?); mounted on a custom-made stand. 1.5 kg, 37.5cm including stand (14 3/4\"). very fine condition, scoop restored. \n \n provenance \n on the us art market, 1990s; formerly on the german art market, 2011; previously with pierre bergé & associés, archéologie, paris, 16 december 2015, lot 166 (14,000-16,000 euros); accompanied by copies of the relevant pierre bergé catalogue pages, copy of art loss register certificate report number s00122251 and a copy of the thermoluminescence analysis report by laboratory ralf kotalla dated 18 march 2011."},"estimateMax":4000,"lotNumber":"732","title":{"en":"cypro-phoenician monumental female statuette"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17892/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":2700,"aiDescription":"This is a Cypro-Phoenician monumental female statuette. Crafted from light-colored terracotta or stone, the figure stands erect on a modern black base. It depicts a female with stylized features, including large eyes, a prominent nose, and an elaborate headdress with incised patterns. Her arms are crossed over her chest, holding what appears to be a small vessel or offering. The statuette exhibits decorative details such as a patterned band around the waist and striped anklets, characteristic of ancient Cypriot and Phoenician art.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:35.270Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£3,000 - £4,000","currency":"GBP","id":17892,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":3000},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17893/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"mainly ptolemaic period, 332-30 bc \n a mixed group of ceramic vessels comprising: a terracotta oil lamp with radiating segments to the discus; one similar with raised rim to the central vent; one similar with lateral spur to the equator; a squat discoid lamp with vent to the shoulder; a slender vase with central bulb, chamfered rim to the mouth. 323 grams total, 7-18.5cm (2 3/4 - 7 1/4\"). fair condition. [5, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in london; acquired on the uk art market."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"733","title":{"en":"egyptian oil lamp and vessel collection"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17893/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_pottery","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This collection comprises ancient Egyptian oil lamps and a vessel. The group includes three small, round terracotta oil lamps with spouts and central fill holes, varying slightly in color from reddish-brown to lighter earth tones, with one showing radial ribbing. Accompanying these is a single tall, slender pottery vessel with a narrow neck and a slightly flared rim, consistent with ancient Egyptian ceramic forms. The items reflect utilitarian objects from ancient Egyptian daily life, likely used for lighting and liquid storage.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:35.272Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":17893,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17894/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"6th-4th century bc \n a carved steatite(?) figure of harpokrates with right forefinger raised to the lips, squatting on a discoid base. 13 grams, 33mm (1 1/4\"). fine condition.  no reserve.  \n provenance \n from the collection of a european lady; part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"734","title":{"en":"phoenician harpocrates statuette"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17894/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a Phoenician statuette depicting Harpocrates. Crafted from bronze, the small figure shows the deity in a seated or standing posture with his finger raised to his mouth, a characteristic gesture. The surface exhibits a green patina typical of aged bronze, with some corrosion. The figure wears a conical crown or headdress. This representation of Harpocrates, the god of silence, suggests a Phoenician adaptation or depiction of the popular Hellenistic-Egyptian deity.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:35.273Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":17894,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":300,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17895/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a carved rock crystal discoid gemstone with high-relief profile male bust to left, with short hair and diadem. 4.9 grams, 27mm (1\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the dean family collection, london, uk; acquired on the london art market 1970-1980s."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"735","title":{"en":"egyptian bust gemstone"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17895/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":300,"aiDescription":"This lot features two Egyptian bust gemstones, likely intaglios or carved beads. Each gemstone is an oval-shaped piece of light-colored, translucent stone, possibly quartz or chalcedony. Carved into each is a profile bust, depicting an individual with elaborate, possibly braided or styled hair, facing right. These pieces likely served as decorative elements, perhaps for jewelry or as seals, showcasing ancient Egyptian craftsmanship in lapidary art with a focus on portraiture or figural representation.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:35.275Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":17895,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17896/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"roman period, 30 bc-323 ad \n a pair of glazed composition amuletic figurines, each a nude male with hands on the hips, pierced vertically. 3.75 grams, 28-29mm (1\"). fine condition. [2] \n \n provenance \n property of a south west london gentleman; acquired by his father in the 1970s; by descent 1986."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"736","title":{"en":"egyptian figural amulet group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17896/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This lot consists of an Egyptian figural amulet group, featuring two small, standing figures. One amulet is light green, and the other is reddish-orange, suggesting they are made of faience or a similar ceramic material. Both figures depict a corpulent human form with prominent bellies and stylized features. They have small heads, short limbs, and wear what appears to be a cap or head covering. These amulets likely served a protective or ritualistic purpose in ancient Egypt, possibly representing deities or fertility figures.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:35.276Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":17896,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17897/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"new kingdom, 1550-1070 bc \n a carved haematite scarab with striated wing-case, engraved with the standing figure of taweret, goddess of childbirth, on the base. 0.53 grams, 9mm (1/4\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a north london gentleman; previously with robin symes gallery, mayfair, before 1999, stock no 2717."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"737","title":{"en":"egyptian haematite scarab with taweret"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17897/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This is an Egyptian haematite scarab with a depiction of Taweret. The scarab is made of dark, polished haematite, characteristic of ancient Egyptian lapidary work. The underside of the scarab is carved with the image of Taweret, the hippopotamus-headed goddess associated with childbirth and fertility. The top of the scarab beetle is detailed with the characteristic head, elytra, and clypeus, typical of such amulets. This piece functioned as a protective amulet or a seal, reflecting Egyptian religious beliefs and artistic traditions.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:35.278Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":17897,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":3,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17898/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"ptolemaic period, 332-30 bc \n a wooden figure of the god anubis in the form of a jackal, white gesso to the surface with facial details in black pigment; mounted on a custom-made stand. 19 grams, 64mm including stand (2 1/2\"). fair condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a south australian gentleman; from his father's collection formed in the 1960s-2000s; thence by descent. \n \n literature \n see andrews, c. \n amulets of ancient egypt, london, 1994, item 7if."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"738","title":{"en":"egyptian leaping jackal figure"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17898/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":3,"aiDescription":"This is an Egyptian leaping jackal figure, mounted on a modern wooden base. The figure, crafted from a light-colored material, possibly plaster or painted wood, depicts a jackal in an active, leaping pose, with its body arched and head tilted back. The surface shows signs of age with some wear and remaining traces of original surface treatment or paint. This type of animal figure is often associated with ancient Egyptian deities like Anubis or Wepwawet, representing an important animal in their mythology and iconography.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:35.279Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":17898,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":180,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17899/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"ptolemaic period, 332-30 bc \n a well carved openwork red carnelian \n wedjat eye amulet with snake goddess wadjet before; pierced for suspension. 8.44 grams, 36mm (1 1/4\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired london art market, 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"739","title":{"en":"egyptian carved eye of horus amulet"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17899/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":180,"aiDescription":"This is an Egyptian carved Eye of Horus amulet. The amulet is made from a reddish-brown stone or material, intricately carved to represent the stylized Eye of Horus (Wedjat eye). The carving features the distinctive eyebrow, pupil, and the flowing lines beneath, including the 'tear drop' and spiral elements. This powerful protective symbol was widely used in ancient Egypt for its apotropaic qualities, ensuring health, prosperity, and protection. The detailed carving and material suggest it was a significant personal or funerary item.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:35.281Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":17899,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":180,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17900/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"ptolemaic period, 332-30 bc \n a carved bone amuletic plaque with facing mask of bes, bearded and with plumed headdress. 7.81 grams, 39mm (1 1/2\"). fine condition, chipped. \n \n provenance \n property of a richmond gentleman; part of his family collection formed before 1980; thence by descent."},"estimateMax":240,"lotNumber":"740","title":{"en":"egyptian bone bes amulet"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17900/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":180,"aiDescription":"This is an ancient Egyptian bone amulet depicting the deity Bes. The subject matter features the apotropaic dwarf god, known for protecting households, mothers, and children. The amulet is crafted from bone and showcases a stylized, grinning face with prominent features typical of Bes, including a broad face, large eyes, and a feathered or striated headdress. The carving is detailed, highlighting the expressive nature of the deity.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:35.282Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£180 - £240","currency":"GBP","id":17900,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":180},{"startPrice":3,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17901/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"new kingdom, 1479-1425 bc \n a white glazed composition pyramidal pendant with hieroglyphs and symbols to the five flat faces, ribbed upper section; attributed to thutmose iii. 2.23 grams, 14mm (1/2\"). fine condition, repaired. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n ex gill collection, lancashire, uk; formerly with gorny & mosch, munich, germany, sale a198, lot 590. \n \n literature \n see andrews, c. \n amulets of ancient egypt, london, 1994, for discussion."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"741","title":{"en":"egyptian thutmose iii pyramidal stamp seal"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17901/view","directSalePrice":3,"aiDescription":"This item is an ancient Egyptian pyramidal stamp seal, identified with Pharaoh Thutmose III. The seal is made from an earthy, possibly stone or faience, material. Its form is distinctly pyramidal, tapering towards the top, with a flattened base for stamping. The sides are incised with hieroglyphic or symbolic markings, although the specific script is not fully clear from the image. These markings would have identified the seal's owner or purpose.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.884Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":17901,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":36,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17902/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"new kingdom, amarna period, 1352-1336 bc \n a white glazed composition pendant in the form of a lotus petal, part of a broad collar; suspension loop above and below. 0.6 grams, 37mm (1 1/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a north london gentleman; previously in a private collection formed in the 1990s. \n \n literature \n cf. andrews, c. amulets of ancient egypt, london, 1994, fig.65g."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"742","title":{"en":"egyptian lotus petal amulet"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17902/view","directSalePrice":36,"aiDescription":"This is an ancient Egyptian amulet in the shape of a lotus petal. The amulet is elongated and pointed, resembling a natural petal, with a slightly textured surface. It appears to be made from a light-colored stone or faience, exhibiting a subtle sheen. A small suspension loop or perforation is visible at the broader end, indicating its function as an amulet to be worn or strung.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.885Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":17902,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":36,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17903/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"new kingdom, 1550-1070 bc \n a blue glazed pendant depicting a triple blossomed flower, suspension loop above. 0.31 grams, 14mm (1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n ex north london gentleman; formerly in a private collection formed between 1990 and 2000."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"743","title":{"en":"egyptian flower amulet"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17903/view","directSalePrice":36,"aiDescription":"This item is an ancient Egyptian flower amulet. The amulet is small and abstractly shaped, representing a stylized flower. It appears to be crafted from a dark, possibly metallic or stone, material with a somewhat weathered texture. The form suggests a bud or a closed flower, with a small protrusion at the top that likely served as a loop for suspension.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.885Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":17903,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":162,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17904/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"late-ptolemaic period, 664-30 bc \n a bronze figurine of the god nefertum, advancing wearing a conical crown over the tripartite wig, suspension loop behind the head; mounted on a custom-made stand. 53.6 grams, 10.5cm including stand (4\"). fair condition. \n \n provenance \n from a swedish private collection; acquired from gitbud and naumann munzhandlung gmbh, munich, germany, 4 january 2015; formerly in a private collection, trier, germany, formed from 1970-1980; accompanied by a copy of the invoice from gitbud and naumann munzhandlung gmbh."},"estimateMax":240,"lotNumber":"744","title":{"en":"egyptian nefertum figurine"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17904/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":162,"aiDescription":"This is an ancient Egyptian figurine of Nefertum, the god of the lotus flower and perfumery. The statuette is crafted from what appears to be bronze, displaying a greenish patina consistent with age. Nefertum is depicted in a slender, standing posture, wearing a characteristic lotus blossom and two plumes as a headdress. The figure is mounted on a modern black rectangular base, highlighting its verticality and elegant form.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:34.342Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£180 - £240","currency":"GBP","id":17904,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":180},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17905/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"late period, 664-332 bc \n a carved wooden bulbous container, slightly domed base. 7.89 grams, 52mm (2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from a uk collection; acquired on the london art market in 2004; formerly in a 1970s collection. \n \n literature \n see taylor, j.h. \n death and the afterlife in ancient egypt, london, 2001 for discussion."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"745","title":{"en":"egyptian wooden vessel"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17905/view","tags":["usdecor_general","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This item is an ancient Egyptian wooden vessel. It is a small, round-bodied pot with a narrow opening at the top. The vessel is made of wood, exhibiting a natural, somewhat rustic texture and a warm brown tone. Its surface shows some signs of age and wear, consistent with an ancient artifact. The simple, organic form suggests a utilitarian purpose, possibly for storage of small items or liquids.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:34.344Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":17905,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17906/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"new kingdom, 1550-1070 bc \n a carved bifacial lapis lazuli amulet of a lotus flower, ribbed suspension loop above. 3.42 grams, 24mm (1\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from a uk collection; formerly in an early 20th century collection. \n \n literature \n cf. andrews, c. \n amulets of ancient egypt, london, 1994, fig. 66b."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"746","title":{"en":"egyptian lotus amulet"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17906/view","directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This is an ancient Egyptian lotus amulet. The amulet is triangular or fan-shaped, representing a stylized lotus flower. It appears to be made from a dark-colored material, possibly stone or faience, with incised lines suggesting the folds or petals of the lotus. A small rectangular protrusion at the top indicates a point for suspension, designed to be worn as a protective charm.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.885Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":17906,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":72,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17907/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"new kingdom, 1550-1070 bc \n a carnelian scarab pendant with incised detailing to the carapace, suspension loop above. 0.57 grams, 14mm (1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a north london gentleman; acquired on the uk art market before 2000."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"747","title":{"en":"egyptian carnelian scarab pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17907/view","directSalePrice":72,"aiDescription":"This is an ancient Egyptian carnelian scarab pendant. The pendant is carved from reddish-orange carnelian, a semi-precious gemstone. It takes the zoomorphic form of a scarab beetle, a sacred symbol in ancient Egypt. The carving is somewhat abstract, capturing the distinctive shape of the beetle, intended for wear as a pendant, likely for protective or symbolic purposes.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.885Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":17907,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17908/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"roman period, 30 bc-323 ad \n a pair of glass items comprising: a plano-convex gaming counter; an annular bead with mosaic masks to the median band. 7.5 grams total, 16-20mm (3/4\"). fair condition, face bead chipped. [2] \n \n provenance \n property of a south west london gentleman; acquired by his father in the 1970s; by descent 1986."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"748","title":{"en":"egyptian glass face bead and gaming counter"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17908/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This lot comprises two ancient Egyptian glass artifacts: a face bead and a gaming counter. The face bead is cylindrical, crafted from dark green glass, and features lighter, stylized depictions of faces or masks in relief. The gaming counter is a flattened, circular disc of similar dark green glass, with a smoother surface. Both items show signs of age and organic patterns, highlighting their artisanal creation.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:34.345Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":17908,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17909/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st millennium bc \n a group of two scaraboids, one with figure holding a frond and the other with a standing bull supporting vegetation on its back. 5.12 grams total, 17mm (3/4\"). fine condition. [2] \n \n provenance \n from a private collection of seals and amulets, the property of a canadian gentleman living in london; from his father's collection formed in the late 1960s to 1980s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"749","title":{"en":"phoenician scaraboid group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17909/view","directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This lot consists of a group of Phoenician scaraboids. The items are two oval-shaped seals, one dark and possibly made of stone or glass, and the other light-colored, possibly faience or steatite. The dark scaraboid features an incised design of a standing figure with outstretched arms and floral or starburst motifs. The lighter scaraboid has a clear carving of a beetle or stylized insect with prominent legs, suggesting its use as a seal or amulet.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.885Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":17909,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17910/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"late period, 664-332 bc \n a carved alabaster tubular vessel with rounded bottom, lateral lug handles, ribbed neck. 35 grams, 66mm (2 1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from the aldred family private collection; acquired by the vendor's father before 1950."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"750","title":{"en":"egyptian carved alabastron"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17910/view","tags":["usdecor_general","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is an Egyptian carved alabastron, a type of ancient vessel for holding perfume or oil. The artifact is made from alabaster, a fine-grained form of gypsum. It features a long, ovoid body tapering towards a narrower neck with a flattened rim, and two small lug handles near the top. The surface of the alabastron appears smooth with subtle horizontal striations visible around the upper body. Its natural light, earthy tone is consistent with ancient alabaster artifacts.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:34.347Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":17910,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17911/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"ptolemaic period, 332-30 bc \n a silver hoop formed as a d-section snake with incised lozenge hatching to the outer face, tail looped over the neck and raised head with eye and mouth detailing. 3.45 grams, 22.85mm overall, 18.12mm internal diameter (approximate size british o, usa 7, europe 14.98, japan 14) (3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from a private collection; formed 1965-1975."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"751","title":{"en":"egyptian silver snake ring"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17911/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This lot features a pair of ancient Egyptian silver snake rings. Each ring is crafted from silver, depicting a snake with its body forming the band of the ring and its head and tail meeting at the top. The surface of the silver exhibits textural detailing, likely representing scales or segmented body patterns. These rings are characteristic of zoomorphic jewelry from ancient Egypt, often symbolizing protection or divinity.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:34.348Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":17911,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17912/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"new kingdom, 1550-1070 bc \n a large white glazed scarab with detailed carapace and legs; the underside with kneeling figure worshipping an obelisk above a \n nb. 13.24 grams, 32mm (1 3/8\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"752","title":{"en":"large egyptian hieroglyphic scarab"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17912/view","tags":["usasian_middleeastern","usasian","usasian_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This item is a large Egyptian scarab, a type of amulet or seal, carved from a light-colored material, likely steatite or faience. One side is sculpted to represent the form of a scarab beetle, with detailed segmented wing cases and head. The underside is flat and features incised Egyptian hieroglyphic script, including a figure in profile holding an implement, and other symbols. This artifact likely served as an amulet or seal during ancient Egyptian times.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:44.107Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":17912,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":108,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17913/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"ptolemaic period, 332-30 bc \n a silver finger ring formed as a serpent, triangular-sectioned body, with curled tail and pellet eyes. 3.4 grams, 38mm overall, 13.20mm internal diameter (approximate size british d 1/2, usa 2, europe 1.78, japan 1) (1 1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london collector; acquired on the london market, 1990s-2000s."},"estimateMax":170,"lotNumber":"753","title":{"en":"egyptian silver coiled snake ring"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17913/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":108,"aiDescription":"This is an Egyptian silver coiled snake ring, featuring a serpentine design. The ring is crafted entirely from silver, with the snake's body forming multiple coils that ascend into a distinct head with visible features. The silver surface shows texture, possibly suggesting scales. This piece of ancient jewelry is a common type found in Egyptian and Roman periods, often symbolizing protection or renewal.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:44.108Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£120 - £170","currency":"GBP","id":17913,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":120},{"startPrice":1800,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17914/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a group of three bifacial glass inlays comprising: a rectangular panel with band of white blocks beneath red and yellow arcading; two crocodile profile heads with white teeth and blue muzzle, yellow eye detail; set in a later articulating gold frame. 21.7 grams, 92mm (3 3/4\"). extremely fine condition. \n \n provenance \n the crocodile head with christie's, ancient glass, london, 5th march 1985, lot 265; christie's, new york, ancient jewelry, 8 december 1999, lot 153 ($8,000-10,000); accompanied by copies of the relevant christie's new york catalogue pages."},"estimateMax":2400,"lotNumber":"754","title":{"en":"romano-egyptian glass beast inlays in gold pendant set"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17914/view","tags":["usjewelry_necklaces","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1800,"aiDescription":"This lot presents a Romano-Egyptian gold pendant set featuring intricate glass beast inlays. The central rectangular element is adorned with colorful glass tesserae arranged in a geometric, possibly stepped pyramid, or wave pattern using red, blue, green, and yellow hues on a white base. Flanking this central piece are two gold-framed inlays depicting stylized animal heads, possibly crocodiles or fantastic beasts, with prominent blue coloring, red mouths, and large yellow and black eyes. The gold setting includes decorative scrollwork above the central inlay and loops for attachment, indicating it was likely part of a necklace or larger adornment.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:44.110Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£1,800 - £2,400","currency":"GBP","id":17914,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":1800},{"startPrice":72,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17915/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd-6th century ad \n a decorative textile panel with two embroidered friezes of advancing lions within frames. 16.10 grams total, 15.2cm (6\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n ex an important central london collection; previously acquired before 1990."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"755","title":{"en":"coptic panel with embroidered lions"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17915/view","tags":["usdecor_textiles","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":72,"aiDescription":"This is a Coptic textile panel, likely made from linen or wool, featuring embroidered lions. The panel has a light brown or natural textile background with two rectangular registers of dark, possibly black or dark brown, embroidery. Each register depicts a procession of stylized lions, showing their profiles with distinct manes and tails. The embroidery style is characteristic of Coptic textiles, known for their narrative and decorative elements.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:44.111Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":17915,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":54,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17916/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"third intermediate period, 1070-664 bc \n a substantial glazed composition amulet in the form of the \n wedjat or 'eye of horus', with applied grey-black pigment to the brow and pupil. 7.40 grams, 43mm (1 3/4\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from an old english collection; acquired before 1980. \n \n literature \n cf. andrews, c. \n amulets of ancient egypt, london, 1994, fig.46(b)."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"756","title":{"en":"egyptian wedjat eye amulet"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17916/view","tags":["usasian_middleeastern","usasian","usasian_all"],"directSalePrice":54,"aiDescription":"This item is an Egyptian Wedjat eye amulet, also known as the Eye of Horus. Crafted from a material that appears to be faience or a similar ceramic, it exhibits a characteristic pale green patina, indicating its age and material composition. The amulet is shaped precisely as the stylized Wedjat eye, a potent symbol of protection, royal power, and good health in ancient Egyptian culture. It features a distinct eyebrow, pupil, and the flowing lines below the eye.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:44.113Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":17916,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":75,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17917/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"19th-20th century ad \n a wooden ring with wide d-section shank, oval-shaped flat bezel engraved with three hieroglyphs. 7.1 grams, 27.73mm overall, 19.67mm internal diameter (approximate size british s 1/2, usa 9 1/4, europe 20.63, japan 19) (1\"). fine condition.  \n provenance \n ex zandwijk collection; previously with in the collection of dr. lammers, hamburg, germany, since before 1966."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"757","title":{"en":"grand tour ring with hieroglyphs"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17917/view","tags":["usasian_middleeastern","usasian","usasian_all"],"directSalePrice":75,"aiDescription":"This is a Grand Tour ring featuring Egyptian hieroglyphs. The ring is crafted from a dark, dense material, possibly wood, stone, or a base metal, which has a worn and aged appearance. The band is relatively wide and flat, with incised carvings on its outer surface. These carvings depict distinct hieroglyphic symbols, including what appears to be a bird and other figures, characteristic of ancient Egyptian script. The style suggests it may be a souvenir from the Grand Tour era, inspired by antique Egyptian artifacts.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:44.114Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":17917,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":3,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17918/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"mainly late period, 664-332 bc \n a mixed group of ceramic items comprising: three shallow votive dishes, a tongue-shaped mould, a bust mounted on a stand. 97 grams total, 32-43mm (1 1/4 - 1 3/4\"). fair condition; bust fragmentary. [5, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a south australian gentleman; from his father's collection formed in the 1960s-2000s; thence by descent."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"758","title":{"en":"egyptian artefact group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17918/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_pottery","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":3,"aiDescription":"This lot comprises an Egyptian artifact group consisting of multiple terracotta or ceramic pieces. The grouping includes several shallow, open-form vessels or bowls, and one more unusual, perhaps abstract, piece mounted on a modern stand. The artifacts are characterized by their reddish-brown, unglazed earthen material, indicating they are likely ancient pottery shards or functional domestic items. The varied shapes and sizes suggest a collection of fragments or small vessels from an archaeological context.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:44.116Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":17918,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":900,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17919/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"middle kingdom, 1938-1758 bc \n a bronze discoid mirror with one polished face, ivory handle formed as a papyrus stalk with incised collar and leaf detailing; mounted on a custom-made stand. 302 grams, 24.5cm (9 1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n formerly in a private american collection, kept in europe since the 1960s, imported to into the uk in 2003; formerly with pierre bergé & associés, archéologie, paris, 1 june 2012, lot 39 (7,000-8,000 euros); accompanied by copies of the relevant pierre bergé catalogue pages. \n \n literature \n for a similar-shaped wooden handle, cf. w.m.f petrie, objects of daily use, egypt, 1927, pl. xxvi, no. 12; and for the mirror shape, pl. xxv, fig. 9-10."},"estimateMax":1400,"lotNumber":"759","title":{"en":"egyptian bronze mirror with ivory handle"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17919/view","tags":["usdecor_walldecor","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":900,"aiDescription":"This is an Egyptian bronze mirror with an ivory handle, presented on a modern display stand. The mirror features a circular bronze disc, which exhibits significant patina with areas of verdigris and reddish-brown corrosion, typical of ancient bronze. The handle is made of ivory, sculpted with a tapering, multi-tiered design, and shows a natural creamy-white color with some age-related discoloration. This piece reflects ancient Egyptian cosmetic and artistic practices, combining functional utility with precious materials.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:44.118Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£1,000 - £1,400","currency":"GBP","id":17919,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":1000},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17920/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"new kingdom, 1550-1070 bc \n a carved carnelian heart ( \n ib ) amulet with pierced lug above. 0.84 grams, 14mm (1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a uk collection; formerly in an early 20th century collection."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"760","title":{"en":"egyptian jasper heart amulet"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17920/view","tags":["uscollectibles_minerals","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is an ancient Egyptian jasper heart amulet. The tear-drop shaped amulet, carved from reddish-brown jasper, features a pierced loop at the top for suspension. It is smooth and polished, exhibiting the natural color variations of the stone, and represents a protective funerary item.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:44.119Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":17920,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":270,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17921/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"middle kingdom, 1938-1758 bc \n a finely carved miniature amethyst vessel with bulbous body and raised rim, pierced lug to each side. 11 grams, 22mm (3/4\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired london art market, 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"761","title":{"en":"miniature egyptian amethyst vessel"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17921/view","tags":["uscollectibles_minerals","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":270,"aiDescription":"This is a miniature ancient Egyptian amethyst vessel. The small, ovoid vessel is crafted from translucent purple amethyst, showcasing its natural subtle color and internal characteristics. It features a rounded body with a small opening at the top and two small pierced holes near the rim, likely for suspension or attachment.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:44.121Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":17921,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17922/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"late period, 664-332 bc \n a pair of two glazed composition amulets comprising: green glazed anubis, wearing a striated kilt, pierced through the dorsal pillar; a green glazed amulet with standing figure wearing a tripartite wig, leaning on a large column with head wearing a tripartite wig, after the antique. 15.24 grams total, 36-42mm (1 1/4 - 1 1/2\"). fine condition. [2] \n \n provenance \n property of a mayfair lady; formerly in an important london collection formed since 1965."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"762","title":{"en":"egyptian amulet group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17922/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This is an Egyptian amulet group consisting of two ancient amulets. One amulet depicts a standing deity or figure with an animal head, rendered in light blue-green faience with some surface degradation. The second amulet, also in a similar material, portrays multiple figures on a rectangular base, possibly depicting a deity with attendants or specific ritualistic scenes, showing intricate details despite wear.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:46.853Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":17922,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17923/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"7th century bc \n a carved green jasper scarab with plain underside; pierced longitudinally. 3.6 grams, 18mm (3/4\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the private collection of a central london lady; acquired from in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"763","title":{"en":"phoenician scarab"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17923/view","directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This is a Phoenician scarab. Carved from a dark material, likely stone or faience, the scarab is smoothly shaped to represent the beetle's carapace on the upper side. The underside, not visible in this image, would typically bear an inscription or design, characteristic of these ancient seals and amulets.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.886Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":17923,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":36,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17924/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"new kingdom, amarna period, 1352-1336 bc \n a bright blue glazed composition pendant in the form of a date with turquoise suspension loops above and below, part of a broad collar. 0.26 grams, 16mm (3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n ex north london gentleman; formerly in a private collection formed between 1990 and 2000. \n \n literature \n cf. andrews, c. \n amulets of ancient egypt, london, 1994, fig. 65a."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"764","title":{"en":"egyptian date pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17924/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_porcelainceramics","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":36,"aiDescription":"This is an Egyptian date pendant. The pendant is crafted from a vibrant blue material, possibly faience or glass, shaped to resemble a date fruit. It features a elongated, somewhat irregular form with a small projection at one end for suspension. The surface exhibits some texture and slight wear, consistent with an ancient artifact.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:46.856Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":17924,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":180,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17925/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"6th-4th century bc \n a hollow-formed glass phial with applied trail detailing to the lip and body applied fins and base. 19 grams, 50mm (2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n the signo collection, the property of a west london businessman, formed in the late 1980s-early 1990s; academically researched and catalogued by the late professor lambert in the early 1990s."},"estimateMax":240,"lotNumber":"765","title":{"en":"phoenician green glass fish"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17925/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":180,"aiDescription":"This is a Phoenician green glass fish amulet or pendant. The item is crafted from patterned green and black glass, forming a stylized fish with a prominent elongated snout or beak. The body features distinctive chevron and dot patterns in black on a lighter background, with green glass elements forming a collar and side fins, suggesting it was created using a core-formed glass technique.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:46.858Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£180 - £240","currency":"GBP","id":17925,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":180},{"startPrice":54,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17926/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"late period, 664-332 bc \n a group of three restrung mummy bead necklaces composed of tubular and discoid glazed composition beads. 20 grams total, 70-73cm (27 1/2 - 28 3/4\"). fine condition. [3] \n \n provenance \n english private collection; acquired in the 1970s."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"766","title":{"en":"egyptian mummy bead necklace group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17926/view","directSalePrice":54,"aiDescription":"This is an Egyptian mummy bead necklace group, featuring multiple strands of ancient beads. The necklaces consist of numerous small, cylindrical and spherical beads in varying shades of light blue, green, and gold, likely faience or glass. They are strung together to create long, multi-layered necklaces, presented on a black display bust, indicative of ancient Egyptian funerary or personal adornment.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.886Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":17926,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17927/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"third intermediate period, 1069-702 bc \n a glazed composition amuletic figurine of bastet on tongue-shaped base. 15 grams, 47mm (1 3/4\"). fair condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a south west london gentleman; acquired by his father in the 1970s; by descent 1986. \n \n literature \n cf. andrews, c. \n amulets of ancient egypt, london, 1994, item 64(f)."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"767","title":{"en":"egyptian bastet amulet"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17927/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This is an Egyptian Bastet amulet, depicting the goddess in her feline form. The amulet portrays a seated cat, crafted from light blue-green faience, a material commonly used for Egyptian amulets. The cat figure is upright with pointed ears and a detailed face, wearing a prominent collar, and exhibits surface wear consistent with age.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:46.860Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":17927,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":270,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17928/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"late period, 664-332 bc \n a bronze figurine of the god osiris with arms folded across the chest holding the crook and flail, with the \n atef crown and \n uraeus on the head; the face carefully modelled, with discoid eyes, triangular nose and curved plaited beard; pelletted border to the tunic at the neck; the feet on a rectangular base; supplied with custom-made display stand. 465 grams, 18 cm including stand (7\"). very fine condition, some restoration. \n \n provenance \n property of a south east london collector since 2011; previously acquired on the uk art market before 1996; formerly in an early 1980s collection."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"768","title":{"en":"egyptian osiris figurine"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17928/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":270,"aiDescription":"This is an Egyptian Osiris figurine, crafted from bronze. The standing figure of Osiris is depicted mummiform, wearing the Atef crown, and holding the crook and flail across his chest. The bronze exhibits a natural dark patina with areas of green corrosion, and the figurine is mounted on a modern black rectangular base.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:46.861Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":17928,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":600,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17929/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"late period, 664-332 bc \n a portion of cartonnage with polychrome frieze of \n djed and buckle of isis symbols, objects and a lion-headed funerary bier with schematic canopic jar and lower legs of anubis beneath in the field above; mounted on a custom-made stand. 241 grams including mount, cartonnage: 23.5 x 13.5cm (9 1/4 x 5 1/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from an old british private collection; formed between 1975 and 1985."},"estimateMax":800,"lotNumber":"769","title":{"en":"egyptian cartonnage with djed pillars"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17929/view","tags":["uscollectibles_booksandpaper","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":600,"aiDescription":"This is an ancient Egyptian cartonnage fragment, richly decorated with djed pillars and other motifs. The piece features vibrant polychrome decoration on a gessoed linen or papyrus base, displaying rows of djed pillars, a symbol of stability, interspersed with other figures and hieroglyphic elements. The colors include gold, red, green, and black, against a light background, and the fragment shows signs of age and partial preservation.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:46.863Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£600 - £800","currency":"GBP","id":17929,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":600},{"startPrice":6,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17930/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"mainly late period, 664-332 bc and later \n a mixed group including glazed composition shabtis, amuletic pendants and a disc amulet, scarab mounted on a papyrus-stalk handle, fragments of glass bangle and glass beads. 119 grams total, 1.4-16.5cm (1/4 - 6 1/2\"). fine condition. [28, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a london lady, part of her family's swiss collection; formerly acquired in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"770","title":{"en":"egyptian glazed amulet and glass collection"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17930/view","directSalePrice":6,"aiDescription":"This is a collection of ancient Egyptian glazed amulets and glass objects. The items feature various forms, including human figures, animals, symbolic shapes, and vessels, suggesting their use as personal adornments or ritualistic items. Materials consist of glazed faience and glass, displaying a range of blue, green, and earthy tones. Notable forms include multiple shabti-like figures, scarabs, wedjat eyes, a staff with a falcon, and a small cat figure, characteristic of ancient Egyptian funerary and protective artifacts.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.886Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":17930,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":54,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17931/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"late period, 664-332 bc \n a group of three restrung mummy bead necklaces composed of tubular and discoid glazed composition beads. 21 grams total, 70-74cm (27 1/2 - 29\"). fine condition. [3] \n \n provenance \n english private collection; acquired in the 1970s."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"771","title":{"en":"egyptian mummy bead necklace group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17931/view","directSalePrice":54,"aiDescription":"This item is an ancient Egyptian mummy bead necklace group, likely dating to an unspecified period of ancient Egypt. The group consists of multiple strands of small, tubular and disc-shaped beads, strung together to form several necklaces. The beads are primarily light blue, cream, and brown in color, suggesting materials like faience or glass. These types of necklaces were often placed on mummies as part of funerary rituals.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.887Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":17931,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17932/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"late period, 664-332 bc \n a green glazed composition scarab with flat carapace, the underside with an image of sobek in crocodile form, supplied with museum quality impression. 3.92 grams, 29mm (1\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n ex gill collection, lancashire, uk; previously with cng, sale 350, lot 692; formerly in a swiss collection."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"772","title":{"en":"egyptian sobek scarab seal"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17932/view","tags":["usasian_middleeastern","usasian","usasian_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is an ancient Egyptian Sobek scarab seal, an oval-shaped artifact used for sealing documents or as an amulet. Made from a green-toned material, possibly steatite or faience, the scarab features a carved underside. The image shows a detailed depiction of the crocodile god Sobek, indicating its religious or symbolic significance related to this deity in ancient Egyptian culture. The impression reveals the clear, recognizable form of Sobek.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:34.350Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":17932,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":110,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17933/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd-6th century ad \n a mixed group of decorative textile panels comprising: a square with two bands of rosettes and tendrils; a double border of advancing animals with flowers. 108 grams total, 24.5-28.5cm (9 3/4 - 11 1/4\"). fair condition. [2] \n \n provenance \n ex an important central london collection; previously acquired before 1990."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"773","title":{"en":"coptic embroidered panel group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17933/view","tags":["usdecor_textiles","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":110,"aiDescription":"This lot consists of a group of Coptic embroidered panels, likely textile fragments from an unspecified Coptic period. The panels are made of woven fabric, featuring intricate embroidery in earthy tones against a lighter background, indicating their decorative purpose. The designs appear to include repeating geometric patterns, possibly interweaving with stylized figural or floral motifs, characteristic of Coptic art. These fragments demonstrate early Christian textile traditions in Egypt.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:34.358Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":17933,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":270,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17934/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"ptolemaic period, 332-30 bc \n a blue and white glazed composition miniature pot with piriform body, flat base and flange rim; on a custom-made stand. 13.6 grams, 45mm (1 3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a uk gentleman; previously acquired from artcurial, paris, france, 2014; formerly in an old french collection."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"774","title":{"en":"egyptian votive jar"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17934/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_pottery","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":270,"aiDescription":"This is an ancient Egyptian votive jar, a small vessel intended for ritualistic offerings or as a funerary object. The jar is made of a light green material, possibly faience or pottery with a glaze, and has a tall, narrow body with a slightly wider foot and a distinct rim. Its simple, elegant form with a smooth surface suggests a utilitarian yet sacred function in ancient Egyptian religious practices. The jar is displayed on a modern stand.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:34.366Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":17934,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":72,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17935/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"ptolemaic period, 332-30 bc \n a thin amethyst glass inlay with inlaid yellow scroll decoration, red fruit to each intersecting corner, two radiating blue petals with delicate scrolls to the sides. 0.99 grams, 25mm (1\"). fair condition. \n \n provenance \n from a uk collection; formerly in an early 20th century collection."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"775","title":{"en":"egyptian floral glass inlay fragment"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17935/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":72,"aiDescription":"This is an Egyptian floral glass inlay fragment, a decorative piece made from glass, likely from an architectural or furniture application. The fragment is rectangular, featuring intricate floral patterns in vibrant blue, red, and yellow against a dark background. The design includes stylized blossoms and leaves, indicative of the artistic motifs popular in ancient Egyptian craftsmanship. This piece showcases the detailed work possible with glass inlay techniques during the period.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:34.374Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":17935,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17936/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"late new kingdom, 1069-945 bc \n a pale blue glazed composition scarab with hieroglyphic text beginning 'the good god' on the underside. 4.30 grams, 21.10mm (3/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a west london businessman, formed in the late 1980s-early 1990s. \n \n literature \n see andrews, c. \n amulets of ancient egypt, london, 1994 for discussion."},"estimateMax":40,"lotNumber":"776","title":{"en":"egyptian scarab with hieroglyphs"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17936/view","tags":["usasian_middleeastern","usasian","usasian_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is an ancient Egyptian scarab, an oval-shaped amulet or seal with hieroglyphs carved into its underside. The scarab is made of a light blue-green material, possibly glazed steatite or faience, and shows signs of age and wear. The visible hieroglyphs suggest a textual inscription, which could include names, titles, or protective spells, reflecting the cultural significance of these objects as protective charms or commemorative items. The top surface is shaped like a beetle.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:34.382Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£30 - £40","currency":"GBP","id":17936,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":30},{"startPrice":100,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17937/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"second intermediate period, 1650-1550 bc \n a cream ceramic scarab; on the base three bands of stylised fish design; pierced for suspension. 4.17 grams, 22.8mm (3/4\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a uk gentleman; formerly in the aston collection."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"777","title":{"en":"egyptian scarab with fishes"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17937/view","tags":["usasian_middleeastern","usasian","usasian_all"],"directSalePrice":100,"aiDescription":"This is an ancient Egyptian scarab, functioning as an amulet or seal, distinguished by its imagery of fishes. The scarab is made from a light, earthy-toned material, likely steatite or faience, exhibiting a smooth, slightly worn surface. The underside is carved with a repeating pattern of stylized fishes, possibly symbolizing fertility, abundance, or a specific deity. The top is fashioned into the recognizable form of a scarab beetle.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:34.390Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":17937,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":3,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17938/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"late period, 664-525 bc \n a bronze amulet of standing female goddess with looped suspension behind. 5.20 grams, 41mm (1 1/2\"). fair condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of an essex gentleman; formerly with a london, mayfair, gallery; previously in an old english collection. \n \n literature \n see flinders petrie, w.m. \n amulets illustrated by the egyptian collection in university college,  london, reprinted 1994, p.86."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"778","title":{"en":"egyptian bronze figural pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17938/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":3,"aiDescription":"This is an ancient Egyptian bronze figural pendant, a small, elongated statue intended to be worn as jewelry or a protective charm. The figure is made of bronze, showing signs of patination and corrosion, giving it a greenish-brown hue. It depicts a standing human-like figure with stylized features, possibly representing a deity or an individual, characteristic of small votive or amuletic figures from ancient Egypt.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:34.391Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":17938,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":150,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17939/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"saite period, 664-525 bc \n a substantial well modelled pale green composition mummiform shabti, with good facial features, carrying implements. 70 grams, 12cm (4 3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of an english gentleman; formerly with a north london gentleman; previously in an old english collection. \n \n literature \n see stewart, h., \n egyptian shabtis, 1995."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"779","title":{"en":"egyptian blue glazed shabti"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17939/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":150,"aiDescription":"This is an ancient Egyptian blue glazed shabti, a funerary figurine intended to perform labor for the deceased in the afterlife. The shabti is crafted from a light blue glazed material, likely faience, giving it a distinct color. It depicts a mummiform figure with folded arms, wearing a false beard and a tripartite wig, classic iconography for shabtis. The detailed facial features and hieroglyphic-like lines on the body suggest it was a well-crafted example of its type.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:34.393Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":17939,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":225,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17940/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"third intermediate period, 1069-702 bc \n a large pale blue composition \n wedjat amulet with applied black trail to the brow and eye; set in later gold frame, round-section hoop below, two s-scrolls to either side of the hoop. 9.08 grams, 31.23mm overall, 19.41mm internal diameter (approximate size british t, usa 9 1/2, europe 21.26, japan 20) (1 1/4\"). very fine condition. a large wearable size. \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; previously acquired on the uk art market in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":350,"lotNumber":"780","title":{"en":"egyptian eye of horus in gold ring"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17940/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":225,"aiDescription":"This item is an Egyptian ring featuring the Eye of Horus. It is a piece of ancient Egyptian jewelry, specifically designed as a ring. The subject matter depicts the sacred Eye of Horus symbol. The ring is made of gold and incorporates a light blue or greenish enamel or faience material to form the eye. The two eyes appear to be separate pieces that might form a pair of earrings, or were once part of a larger object. The design is characteristic of ancient Egyptian artifacts.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:34.394Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£250 - £350","currency":"GBP","id":17940,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":250},{"startPrice":108,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17941/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"ptolemaic period, 332-30 bc \n a restrung panel of small cylindrical glazed composition faience beads in various colours representing a bearded mummy face mask, looped border to the top and left. 36 grams, 13cm wide (5\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n ex mariaud de serres, paris, france, 1980s."},"estimateMax":170,"lotNumber":"781","title":{"en":"egyptian mummy bead face mask"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17941/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":108,"aiDescription":"This item is an Egyptian mummy bead face mask, likely a funerary accessory. It is a form of ancient Egyptian textile or beadwork art. The subject matter is a stylized human face, created with numerous small beads. The mask is constructed from diverse colored beads, primarily dark green and teal, with beige for the nose and eyes, and reddish-brown for the mouth. The facial features are defined by patterns of these beads, with larger, elongated beads forming a decorative fringe around the perimeter, suggesting it might have been part of a larger covering.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:34.396Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£120 - £170","currency":"GBP","id":17941,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":120},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17942/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"ptolemaic period, 332-30 bc \n a group comprising: a squat stone jar with everted rim; a glazed composition \n ankh pendant. 155 grams total, 45-55mm (1 3/4 - 2 1/4\"). fine condition. [2] \n \n provenance \n property of a mayfair lady; formerly in an important london collection formed since 1965."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"782","title":{"en":"egyptian artefact group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17942/view","tags":["usasian_middleeastern","usasian","usasian_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This lot is an Egyptian artifact group consisting of two distinct pieces. One item is a small, rounded pot or vessel with a rough, earthy texture, likely made of stone or pottery. The second item is a small, turquoise-colored amulet in the shape of an Ankh, the ancient Egyptian symbol of life, with a loop at the top for suspension. Both items exhibit the patina and wear consistent with ancient Egyptian archaeological finds, suggesting a considerable age and material like stone for the pot and faience or copper alloy for the ankh.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:36.063Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":17942,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":180,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17943/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"ptolemaic period, 305-30 bc \n a black and blue glass bead in the form of a pair of birds with red trailed decoration. 4.8 grams, 26mm (1\"). fair condition, heads absent. \n \n provenance \n from a uk collection; formerly in an early 19th century collection."},"estimateMax":240,"lotNumber":"783","title":{"en":"egyptian glass bird pair"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17943/view","tags":["usasian_middleeastern","usasian","usasian_all"],"directSalePrice":180,"aiDescription":"This item is an Egyptian glass bird pair, presented as a single, stylized figurine. It is a piece of ancient Egyptian glass art, specifically a decorative object. The subject matter abstractly represents two birds, possibly in flight or conjoined, crafted from vibrant mosaic glass. The material is glass, featuring distinct horizontal bands of black, red, and light blue, creating a striking visual pattern. The form is symmetrical and curved, with a polished appearance typical of ancient glassworking techniques.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:36.065Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£180 - £240","currency":"GBP","id":17943,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":180},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17944/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"new kingdom, 1550-1070 bc \n a steatite scarab with detailed carapace and articulated legs, engraved standing figure holding a tall \n was -sceptre and seated figure of the goddess maat; pierced longitudinally. 2.7 grams, 19mm (3/4\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from a private uk collection, formerly in the private collection of bernard pickard, the ancient world, 1970s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"784","title":{"en":"egyptian scarab with figures"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17944/view","tags":["usasian_middleeastern","usasian","usasian_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This item is an Egyptian scarab with figures, presented as a pair of similar yet distinct artifacts. It is a form of ancient Egyptian amulet or seal, typically used for protection or as an administrative tool. The subject matter on the obverse of one scarab features the distinctive beetle form, while the reverse of the other displays incised figures or hieroglyphs, possibly depicting deities or symbolic scenes. The material appears to be a pale green stone or faience, exhibiting a smooth, aged texture. The detailed carving on the reverse suggests an inscription or symbolic representation that would be meaningful to ancient Egyptian beliefs.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:36.066Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":17944,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17945/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"roman period, 1st century bc-1st century ad \n a bronze figurine of a standing male with fleshy features, wearing loose robes and tall headdress. 68 grams, 75mm (3\"). fair condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"785","title":{"en":"egyptian male statuette"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17945/view","tags":["usasian_middleeastern","usasian","usasian_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This item is an Egyptian male statuette, representing a standing figure. It is an ancient Egyptian figurine, possibly an votive offering or a funerary object. The subject matter depicts a male figure, standing erect and draped in a long robe, with a tall headdress. The material appears to be bronze or a similar copper alloy, showing signs of oxidation and patina consistent with age. Notable visual features include the missing left arm and a relatively crude yet expressive rendering of the facial features, indicative of ancient craftsmanship.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:36.067Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":17945,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17946/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"ramesside period, 1293-1126 bc \n the top section of a conical terracotta funerary cone with three lines of hieroglyphic inscription reading 'honoured by osiris, chief wab priest, sobekmose, true of voice'. 355 grams, 74mm (3\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from a swedish private collection; formerly in the malte nilsson collection, acquired 1950s-1960s in egypt; from theban tomb 275, west bank at luxor. \n \n published \n n. de garis davies (edited m. f. laming macadam), \n a corpus of inscribed egyptian funerary cones, oxford, 1957, cone no. 501, tomb published in \n annales du service xix, 1920, p. 8. \n \n literature \n cf. theban tomb 275, west bank at luxor, qurnat mura\u2019i area. sobekmose\u2019s tomb also records that he was a priest in the temple of amenophis iii. \n \n footnotes \n funerary cones were placed in rows over the entrance of a tomb chapel, creating a decorative frieze. they were inserted into the wall, so that only the short end was visible."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"786","title":{"en":"egyptian funerary cone for chief priest sobekmose"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17946/view","tags":["usasian_middleeastern","usasian","usasian_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This item is an Egyptian funerary cone, specifically made for the chief priest Sobekmose. It is a type of ancient Egyptian funerary artifact, used to mark the tombs of officials and priests. The subject matter is primarily textual, featuring a stamped inscription on its flat end, which identifies the owner as chief priest Sobekmose. The material is terra cotta or baked clay, exhibiting a reddish-brown color and a rough texture. The cone shape is typical, with the inscription clearly legible on the circular base.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:36.069Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":17946,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17947/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"roman period, 30 bc-323 ad \n a tubular glass bead with polychrome floral and eye millefiori motifs. 2.21 grams, 22mm (1\"). fine condition, repaired. rare. \n \n provenance \n from a uk collection; formerly in an early 20th century collection."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"787","title":{"en":"egyptian mosaic glass bead with flowers"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17947/view","tags":["usasian_middleeastern","usasian","usasian_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This item is an Egyptian mosaic glass bead with flowers. It is an ancient Egyptian piece of personal adornment or decorative element. The subject matter features intricate floral patterns embedded within the glass. The material is mosaic glass, characterized by its cylindrical shape and vibrant colors, including red, yellow, blue, and black, meticulously arranged to form the floral designs. The bead showcases the sophisticated glassmaking techniques of ancient Egypt.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:36.070Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":17947,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":36,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17948/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"new kingdom, amarna period, 1352-1336 bc \n a green glazed composition pendant with the figure of bes beating a tambourine; suspension loop above. 0.27 grams, 16mm (3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from a private uk collection, acquired on the london art market 1990-2000."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"788","title":{"en":"egyptian bes amulet"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17948/view","tags":["usasian_middleeastern","usasian","usasian_all"],"directSalePrice":36,"aiDescription":"This item is an Egyptian Bes amulet, a protective charm from ancient Egypt. It is a small figurine or pendant. The subject matter depicts the dwarf deity Bes, known as a protector of households, women, and children, often shown with grotesque features. The material appears to be faience or a similar glazed ceramic, exhibiting a greenish-blue hue and a rough texture. The amulet is small and stylized, capturing the characteristic squat form of Bes, with a small loop or attachment point at the top, likely for suspension.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:36.072Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":17948,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":110,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17949/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd-6th century ad \n a mixed group of decorative textile panels with embroidered motifs including scrolled tendrils, foliage with flowers, profile figures and other ornament. 42.44 grams total, 24-37cm (9 1/2 - 14 1/2\"). fair condition. [4] \n \n provenance \n ex an important central london collection; previously acquired before 1990."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"789","title":{"en":"coptic embroidered panel group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17949/view","tags":["usasian_middleeastern","usasian","usasian_all"],"directSalePrice":110,"aiDescription":"This lot is a Coptic embroidered panel group, consisting of multiple fragments of textile art. These are historical textile artifacts from the Coptic period in Egypt. The subject matter varies across the panels, featuring intricate geometric and figural designs, including repetitive patterns and possibly animal or human forms, characteristic of Coptic art. The materials are fabric, likely linen or wool, adorned with embroidery in shades of red, green, black, and beige, showcasing the detailed needlework of the era. The fragments display varying degrees of preservation, with some exhibiting significant fraying and discoloration.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:36.074Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":17949,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":270,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17950/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"ptolemaic period, 332-30 bc \n a red opaque glass inlay of a standing hawk on a rectangular base with textured feathers, probably horus in his hawk manifestation. 0.59 grams, 16mm (3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a north london gentleman; acquired on the uk art market before 2000. \n \n literature \n see andrews, c. \n amulets of ancient egypt, london, 1994."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"790","title":{"en":"egyptian horus glass inlay"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17950/view","tags":["usasian_middleeastern","usasian","usasian_all"],"directSalePrice":270,"aiDescription":"This is an ancient Egyptian glass inlay, depicting the deity Horus. The item is crafted from red glass and shaped as a falcon, the animal sacred to Horus, shown in a seated or perching posture. The bird features carved details for its feathers, head, and feet, resting on a flat base. Its rich reddish hue is a notable visual feature.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:36.076Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":17950,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":72,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17951/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"new kingdom, 1550-1070 bc \n a carved bifacial lapis lazuli pendant of a triple blossomed flower, suspension loop above. 1.13 grams, 17mm (3/4'). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from a uk collection; formerly in an early 20th century collection."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"791","title":{"en":"egyptian flower pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17951/view","tags":["usasian_middleeastern","usasian","usasian_all"],"directSalePrice":72,"aiDescription":"This is an ancient Egyptian pendant, designed in the form of a stylized flower. The artifact is made from a light-colored material, possibly glass or faience, exhibiting a subtle blueish tint in some areas. It features a loop for suspension at the top and a symmetrical, curvilinear shape resembling a lotus or similar floral motif. The design suggests a decorative or amuletic purpose.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:36.077Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":17951,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17952/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"late period, 664-332 bc \n an amuletic pendant comprising a glazed composition scaraboid in a bronze mount with loop, incuse scene on base of perching birds in profile above a bird with outspread wings. 5.75 grams, 23mm (1\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired by his father in the 1970s; thence by descent. \n \n literature \n see andrews, c. \n amulets of ancient egypt, london, 1994 for discussion."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"792","title":{"en":"egyptian pendant with scarab"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17952/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This lot features an ancient Egyptian pendant accompanied by two scarabs. The pendant has an integrated loop for suspension and appears to be made of a bronze or similar copper alloy, exhibiting an oxidized, earthy tone. One scarab is gold-colored and oval, featuring intricate carved details of figures and possibly hieroglyphs on its underside. The other scarab is silver-colored and also oval, displaying carved imagery, possibly depicting deities or narrative scenes.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:46.386Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":17952,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17953/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"6th-4th century ad \n a glass miniature amphora with piriform body and rolled rim, applied white glass detail to the shoulders, black glass body with orange dragged trail detailing. 14.54 grams, 80mm (3 1/8\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"793","title":{"en":"phoenician amber and black glass vessel"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17953/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a Phoenician vessel made from amber and black glass. The elongated, somewhat cylindrical vessel features a narrow neck and a rounded base. It is distinguished by a decorative pattern of alternating amber and black stripes, which appear to wrap around the body of the vessel. The surface shows signs of age and possibly some weathering, adding to its ancient aesthetic.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:46.388Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":17953,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":45,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17954/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"late period, 664-332 bc or later \n a carved bone tubular ferrule or collar with incised triple circumferential bands, flanking central panel with chevron decoration. 11.5 grams, 44mm (1 3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the private collection of a north west london lady; previously with a central london gallery; formerly acquired before 1990."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"794","title":{"en":"egyptian bone ferrule"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17954/view","directSalePrice":45,"aiDescription":"This is an ancient Egyptian bone ferrule, a cylindrical component likely used as a cap or ring on a staff or handle. Crafted from bone, the item exhibits a pale, off-white color and features incised decorative bands. These bands include horizontal lines at the top and bottom, flanking a central register with a zigzag or geometric pattern. Its functional yet adorned design is characteristic of ancient Egyptian craftsmanship.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.888Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":17954,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":270,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17955/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"late period, 664-332 bc \n a tubular banded alabaster vessel with bulbous body, waisted neck and flange collar beneath the rim. 55.7 grams, 14cm (5 1/2\"). fine condition, chip to rim. \n \n provenance \n from a swedish private collection; previously in the harvey collection; acquired by the owner's father before 1950."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"795","title":{"en":"egyptian polished alabastron"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17955/view","tags":["usdecor_general","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":270,"aiDescription":"This is an ancient Egyptian polished alabastron, a type of small, elongated vessel typically used for oils or perfumes. Crafted from alabaster, the vessel exhibits a smooth, polished surface with visible horizontal banding characteristic of the stone. It features a narrow, tapering body that widens towards the bottom, a constricted neck, and a flat rim. The elegant form and natural stone striations are key visual characteristics.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:46.390Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":17955,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":110,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17956/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd-6th century ad \n a mixed group of decorative textile panels comprising: a border of geometric polychrome motifs; one similar with birds and squares; a border of reserved advancing animals; a double border of rosettes and scrolls; a panel with scrolled tendrils with geometric border. 32 grams total, 14.5-22.5cm (5 3/4 - 8 3/4\"). fair condition. [5] \n \n provenance \n ex an important central london collection; previously acquired before 1990."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"796","title":{"en":"coptic embroidered panel group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17956/view","tags":["usdecor_textiles","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":110,"aiDescription":"This lot comprises a group of Coptic embroidered textile panels. The textiles are fragments, varying in size, showcasing intricate needlework on a natural, possibly linen, background. Patterns include geometric motifs, floral elements, and possibly stylized figures in colors such as red, green, blue, and brown. The overall condition suggests antiquity, with visible wear and frayed edges characteristic of archaeological finds.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:46.391Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":17956,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":270,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17957/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"new kingdom, xviii dynasty, 1470-1330 bc \n a gold amuletic figurine of the goddess nekhbet in vulture form, with hatching to the wings. 0.9 grams, 12mm (1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n ex french collection, 1920s. \n \n literature \n see the baron empain collection, christie's, london, 14 april 2011, lots 37 & 40, for similar."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"797","title":{"en":"egyptian gold vulture amulet"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17957/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":270,"aiDescription":"This is an ancient Egyptian gold vulture amulet. The amulet is crafted from gold and depicts a vulture, a bird associated with various Egyptian deities, in a naturalistic pose. It exhibits intricate detailing of feathers and bodily form, with some areas showing a darker patina or residue, possibly from age or burial. The rich gold material and symbolic avian form are notable features.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:46.392Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":17957,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17958/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"new kingdom, 1550-1070 bc \n a carved jasper amulet of a squatting baboon of thoth, suspension loop above. 0.84 grams, 19mm (3/4\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from a uk collection; formerly in an early 20th century collection."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"798","title":{"en":"egyptian jasper baboon amulet"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17958/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This is an ancient Egyptian jasper baboon amulet. Carved from a reddish-brown jasper stone, the amulet depicts a baboon in a seated or crouching posture. The baboon, associated with the god Thoth, is rendered with distinct facial features and a sturdy body. The smooth, polished surface and vibrant, earthy hue of the jasper are prominent visual characteristics.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:46.393Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":17958,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":180,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17959/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"ptolemaic period, 332-30 bc \n a bifacial schist amuletic pendant of a cartouche with hieroglyphs to both faces, ribbed lug above pierced for suspension. 2.84 grams, 14mm (1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; previously in the late hassan reyhani collection before 2000; acquired on the uk art market in the 1980s-early 1990s; thence by descent."},"estimateMax":240,"lotNumber":"799","title":{"en":"egyptian amulet with cartouche"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17959/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":180,"aiDescription":"This is an ancient Egyptian amulet, distinctively featuring a carved cartouche. The amulet is made of a dark, metallic material, possibly bronze or a similar alloy, showing signs of wear and oxidation. The cartouche contains hieroglyphic inscriptions, though they are somewhat eroded. Its oval shape with a rounded top and carved details suggest its use for protection or identification of royalty.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:46.394Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£180 - £240","currency":"GBP","id":17959,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":180},{"startPrice":360,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17960/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"late period, 664-332 bc \n a group of four sheet gold plaques depicting the four sons of horus, with mummiform body and animal head, consisting of imsety with human head, duamutef with jackal head, hapi with baboon head and qebehsenuef with hawk head; mounted in a custom-made display box. 495 grams total, 31cm including display box (12 1/4\"). fine condition. [4] \n \n provenance \n from a european collection; formerly acquired on the german art market."},"estimateMax":600,"lotNumber":"800","title":{"en":"egyptian gold sons of horus appliqués"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17960/view","tags":["usart_sculpture","usart","usart_all"],"directSalePrice":360,"aiDescription":"This lot features Egyptian gold appliqués, specifically depicting the Sons of Horus. These ancient artifacts are decorative elements, likely from a larger object or funerary context. The material is gold, and they exhibit stylized relief representations of the deities. The four pieces are elongated, with discernible facial features at the top of each, characteristic of ancient Egyptian artistry.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:46.396Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£400 - £600","currency":"GBP","id":17960,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":400},{"startPrice":36,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17961/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"new kingdom, amarna period, 1352-1336 bc \n a deep blue glazed composition pendant of bes facing with his hand on his hips, suspension loop above. 0.20 grams, 15mm (1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a north london gentleman; previously in a private collection formed in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"801","title":{"en":"egyptian bes pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17961/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":36,"aiDescription":"This item is an ancient Egyptian pendant, shaped as the dwarf deity Bes. It is made of a blue material, possibly faience or glass, with some areas showing a darker, possibly oxidized or patinated surface. The pendant is small and three-dimensional, capturing the characteristic squat form of Bes, a protective deity associated with childbirth and fertility in ancient Egypt.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:46.397Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":17961,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17962/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"late period, 664-332 bc \n a green glazed composition shabti with dorsal pillar and square base, crossed hands holding tools, wig and false beard. 20 grams, 79mm (3 1/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from the aldred family private collection; acquired by the vendor's father before 1950."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"802","title":{"en":"egyptian green glazed shabti"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17962/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is an ancient Egyptian shabti figurine, characterized by its green glazed finish. Shabtis were funerary figures placed in tombs to perform tasks for the deceased in the afterlife. The figurine is depicted in a mummiform pose, with arms crossed on the chest, and retains details of the face and wrapped body, indicative of its ritualistic purpose.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:40.841Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":17962,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":108,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17963/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"ptolemaic period, 332-30 bc \n a silvered bronze ring with open hoop, the finials depicting stylised snake's heads, scale detailing to the shank. 6.20grams, 26.14mm overall, 22.57mm internal diameter (approximate size british x 1/2, usa 11 3/4, europe 26.92, japan 25) (1\"). very fine condition. a large wearable size. \n \n provenance \n from a private collection; formed 1965-1975."},"estimateMax":170,"lotNumber":"803","title":{"en":"egyptian snake ring"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17963/view","directSalePrice":108,"aiDescription":"This lot consists of three ancient Egyptian rings, each featuring a snake motif. Two of the rings appear to be made of a dark metal, possibly bronze or silver, while the third is brass or gold-colored. All three are open-ended or adjustable, with the heads of the snakes meeting or nearly meeting at the front. The snake design is a common protective symbol in ancient Egyptian jewelry.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.889Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£120 - £170","currency":"GBP","id":17963,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":120},{"startPrice":270,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17964/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"ptolemaic-roman period, 332 bc-323 ad \n a glass inlay in shades of yellow and olive, horus seated in profile with falcon-head. 0.77 grams, 19mm (3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the property of a london gentleman; formerly from a private uk collection formed in the early 19th century. \n \n literature \n see andrews, c. \n amulets of ancient egypt, london, 1994."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"804","title":{"en":"egyptian glass seated horus inlay"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17964/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":270,"aiDescription":"This item is an Egyptian glass inlay depicting a seated Horus. The inlay is crafted from glass, exhibiting a yellow and brown striped or mottled pattern. It is an artistic fragment, likely intended to be part of a larger composite object, and captures the stylized profile of Horus with his distinctive falcon head.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:40.843Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":17964,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":150,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17965/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"new kingdom, 1550-1070 bc \n a carved carnelian ring comprising a broad d-section hoop with spur to the rear and lateral panels above, plain bezel. 9 grams, 26mm overall, 15.72mm internal diameter (approximate size british j 1/2, usa 5, europe 9.32, japan 9) (1\"). fine condition, chipped. \n \n provenance \n property of a south west london gentleman; acquired by his father in the 1970s; by descent 1986. \n \n literature \n see andrews, c. \n ancient egyptian jewellery, london, 1990 for discussion."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"805","title":{"en":"egyptian carnelian ring"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17965/view","directSalePrice":150,"aiDescription":"This lot presents an Egyptian carnelian ring, crafted from the reddish-orange gemstone. The ring appears to be a solid band, likely carved directly from the carnelian. The image shows two views of the ring, highlighting its natural stone material and simple, elegant design characteristic of ancient jewelry.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.889Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":17965,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17966/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"4th-3rd century bc and later \n a restrung necklace of polychrome glass beads with eye and trail decoration; pendant of a comic face with cobalt blue beard, large black eyes and full red lips, red earrings to the large ears, the headdress forming the loop above; modern clasp. 66 grams, 42cm (16 1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":1700,"lotNumber":"806","title":{"en":"phoenician glass bead necklace with face pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17966/view","directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Phoenician glass bead necklace featuring a distinctive face pendant. The necklace is composed of numerous small, multicolored glass beads, showcasing various patterns and hues, common in ancient glasswork. The central element is a face pendant, predominantly blue, with yellow and white details forming the eyes and other features, reflecting Phoenician craftsmanship and artistry.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.889Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£1,200 - £1,700","currency":"GBP","id":17966,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":1200},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17967/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-1st millennium bc and later \n a group of three restrung necklaces, each formed from cylindrical and annular glazed composition beads, modern clasps. 43 grams total, 80cm (31 1/2\"). fine condition. [3] no reserve. \n provenance \n from the collection of a european lady; part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"807","title":{"en":"egyptian mummy bead necklace group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17967/view","directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This lot comprises a group of two Egyptian mummy bead necklaces. The necklaces are long strands of small, disk-shaped or tubular beads, primarily in off-white, green, red, and blue colors, consistent with ancient Egyptian funerary beads. They are displayed on black busts, showcasing their wearable length and the variety of colors within the group.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.889Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":17967,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":36,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17968/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"new kingdom, amarna period, 1352-1336 bc \n a yellow glazed composition pendant with red detailing in the form of a date, suspension loop above and below, from a broad collar. 0.37 grams, 19mm (3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from a private uk collection, acquired on the london art market 1990-2000. \n \n literature \n cf. andrews, c. \n amulets of ancient egypt, london, 1994, fig. 65a."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"808","title":{"en":"egyptian date pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17968/view","directSalePrice":36,"aiDescription":"This is an Egyptian date pendant, crafted to resemble a ripe date fruit. The pendant has an orange body with a darker, reddish-brown top, suggesting naturalistic representation or a two-toned material. A loop at the top indicates it was designed to be strung as a piece of jewelry or an amulet, reflecting the symbolic importance of dates in ancient Egypt.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.889Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":17968,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":70,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17969/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"new kingdom, 1550-1070 bc \n a large composition scarab with detailed carapace, the underside engraved with hieroglyphs. 10.7 grams, 33mm (1 1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n ex gustave mustaki collection."},"estimateMax":90,"lotNumber":"809","title":{"en":"large egyptian hieroglyphic scarab"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17969/view","directSalePrice":70,"aiDescription":"This lot features a large Egyptian hieroglyphic scarab. Scarabs were popular amulets and seals in ancient Egypt, often inscribed with hieroglyphs on their flat underside. The item is made of a dark, stone-like material, and the image displays both the sculpted beetle form on one side and the hieroglyphic inscription on the other, indicating its function as an inscribed artifact.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.889Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£70 - £90","currency":"GBP","id":17969,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":70},{"startPrice":200,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17970/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"new kingdom, 1550-1070 bc \n a gold amulet of a lotus flower with hatched detailing. 0.44 grams, 6.26mm (1/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from an old french collection, 1920-1930s. \n \n literature \n see the baron empain collection, christies, 14 april 2011, for similar."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"810","title":{"en":"egyptian gold lotus flower amulet"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17970/view","tags":["usjewelry_necklaces","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":200,"aiDescription":"This is an ancient Egyptian gold lotus flower amulet. The amulet is crafted from gold and depicts a stylized lotus flower, a significant symbol in ancient Egyptian culture. Its bell-like shape features vertical striations suggesting petals, converging at a small loop at the top for suspension. This piece is a fine example of ancient Egyptian jewelry or funerary artifacts, suitable for collectors interested in ancient Egyptian symbolism and gold craftsmanship.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:40.844Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":17970,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Egyptian"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":70,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17971/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"6th-5th century bc \n a bronze ring comprising an ellipsoid-section hoop, plaque with intaglio boar advancing. 4.00 grams, 21.73mm overall, 19.30mm internal diameter (approximate size british s 1/2, usa 9 1/4, europe 20.63, japan 19) (1\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980. \n \n literature \n cf. chadour, a.b. \n rings. the alice and louis koch collection, volume i, leeds, 1994, item 59 for type."},"estimateMax":90,"lotNumber":"811","title":{"en":"greek signet ring with wild boar"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17971/view","directSalePrice":70,"aiDescription":"This is a Greek signet ring, likely crafted from a dark stone or metal, featuring an intaglio carving of a wild boar. The ring has a flat, rectangular bezel with the detailed image of a wild boar engraved, serving as a personal seal. The design is characteristic of Greek artistry, combining functionality with animal symbolism. It is a historical piece of jewelry, appealing to collectors of ancient Greek artifacts and glyptic art.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.889Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£70 - £90","currency":"GBP","id":17971,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":70},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17972/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"5th-3rd century bc \n a sheet-gold mermaid decorative or amuletic figure with splayed tail, hands cupping the breasts, repoussé detailing. 0.47 grams, 29mm (1 1/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from the private collection of a central london lady; acquired on the uk ark market in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"812","title":{"en":"greek gold mermaid pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17972/view","tags":["usjewelry_necklaces","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a Greek gold pendant depicting a mermaid, crafted from lustrous gold. The figural pendant shows a stylized mermaid with human upper body features, including a face with discernible facial features, and a serpentine or fish-like lower body. The details are somewhat abstract yet clearly represent a mythical creature from Greek mythology. This ancient piece of jewelry reflects Greek mythological themes and early metalwork techniques.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:52.090Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":17972,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17973/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"5th-3rd century bc \n a silver d-section hoop supporting a discoid plaque with intaglio of the god pan playing pipes. 4.8 grams, 22.07mm overall, 18.26mm internal diameter (approximate size british p, usa 7 1/2, europe 16.23, japan 15) (3/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in london; acquired on the uk art market."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"813","title":{"en":"greek silver ring with pan"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17973/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a Greek silver ring featuring an intaglio carving of the god Pan. The ring is made of silver, exhibiting some natural patination consistent with age. The bezel is oval-shaped, containing a detailed depiction of Pan, identifiable by his characteristic goat-like features. This artifact serves as a piece of ancient Greek jewelry and glyptic art, appealing to collectors of mythological themes and ancient rings.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:52.093Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":17973,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":20,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17974/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"4th-1st century bc \n a terracotta plaque with head of medusa in half-round with fleshy features, wings to the brow, curly locks framing her face, serpents tied below her chin; mounted on a custom-made stand. 260 grams, 11.5cm including stand (4 1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired in the early 2000s; formerly with a slough collector since the 1980s."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"814","title":{"en":"greek terracotta medusa head"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17974/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_pottery","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":20,"aiDescription":"This is a Greek terracotta Medusa head fragment, possibly from an architectural element or a larger sculpture. Crafted from terracotta, the piece features the iconic Gorgon Medusa, characterized by her serpent-entwined hair and intense facial expression. The reddish-brown clay material shows signs of age, and the head is rendered with distinct wavy hair and prominent facial features. This fragment is a significant example of Greek sculptural art, showcasing mythological themes and the use of terracotta in ancient craftsmanship.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:52.094Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":17974,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":200,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17975/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st millennium bc \n a restrung necklace of cylindrical and oblate carnelian beads and median gold melon bead; modern clasp. 21 grams, 41cm (16\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n private collection, london, uk; formerly with persepolis gallery, mayfair, london, uk; in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"815","title":{"en":"parthian carnelian bead necklace with gold melon bead"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17975/view","tags":["usjewelry_necklaces","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":200,"aiDescription":"This is a Parthian carnelian bead necklace, featuring a distinctive gold melon bead among its components. The necklace is composed primarily of cylindrical carnelian beads, varying in hue from orange to reddish-brown, and interspersed with smaller, darker beads. A prominent gold bead, shaped like a melon with vertical fluting, adds a focal point and material contrast. This piece of ancient jewelry represents Parthian craftsmanship in beadwork and metalworking, suitable for collectors of ancient adornments.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:52.096Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":17975,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17976/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd century bc-3rd century ad \n a mixed group of bronze rings with round-section hoops comprising: one with raised bezel, intaglio image of a reclining lion; one with raised bezel, intaglio image of two entwined fish(?); one with hatched lines to the shoulders, intaglio image of an eye; one with flat lentoid-shaped bezel with intaglio image of sitting gryphon, facing back. 13.3 grams total, 21-27mm overall (3/4 - 1\"). fine condition. [4] \n \n provenance \n property of a surrey collector; acquired in the early 1970s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"816","title":{"en":"greek to roman seal ring collection"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17976/view","directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This is a collection of four ancient seal rings, ranging in period from Greek to Roman. Each ring is made of a base metal, likely bronze or copper alloy, and shows varying degrees of patination and wear. Each ring features a distinct intaglio design on its bezel, possibly depicting figures, animals, or symbols used for sealing documents or personal identification. This group offers insights into ancient glyptic art and personal adornment across different classical periods.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.890Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":17976,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":41,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17977/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"later 1st millennium bc \n a group of three bridle mounts, each a discoid bronze cell with slider bar to the reverse and convex carnelian insert; central stud. 111 grams total, 41-44mm (1 3/4\"). fine condition. [3] \n \n provenance \n the signo collection, the property of a west london businessman, formed in the late 1980s-early 1990s."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"817","title":{"en":"scythian horse bridle mount group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17977/view","directSalePrice":41,"aiDescription":"This is a group of three Scythian horse bridle mounts, crafted from a combination of reddish stone, likely carnelian, and bronze or copper alloy. Each mount is circular and domed, featuring a central greenish metal boss within the red stone, often showing cracks or wear consistent with age and use. These decorative and functional elements were integral to the elaborate bridles of Scythian horses, reflecting their equestrian culture and artistic style. The mounts are appealing to collectors of ancient Scythian artifacts and equestrian history.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.890Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":17977,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17978/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"6th century bc-3rd century ad \n a group of two bronze mirrors each with one polished face and one with raised lip; one mirror with low-relief calligraphic text; one similar with four bosses and running swirl motif. 142 grams total, 89mm (3 1/2\"). fine condition. [2, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european businessman; from his private belgian collection formed in the 1990s; previously in a north american collection formed in illinois in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"818","title":{"en":"scythian mirror pair"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17978/view","tags":["usdecor_walldecor","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a pair of Scythian mirrors, crafted from bronze or a similar copper alloy. Both mirrors are circular, exhibiting significant green and blue patination, indicating their antiquity. Each mirror features engraved or cast designs on its surface, though details are somewhat obscured by corrosion. These functional and decorative objects are characteristic of Scythian metallurgy and personal items, valued by collectors of ancient artifacts and Scythian culture.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:52.098Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":17978,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":144,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17979/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st millennium bc \n a bronze strap slider with radiating bands; accompanied by an old scholarly note, typed and signed by w.g. lambert, late professor of assyriology, university of birmingham, 1970-1993, which states: 'decorative 'badge' of bronze 48 x 42 x 14 mm. this is flat, with a loop on the back, through which would be threaded a strap or cord so that the object would decorate the person or animal to which it was attached. the object depicts the head of a bird of prey in a flat engraved surface, with big eye, beak with curving end, and projections above the head. the neck has a ruff consisting of seven 'rays' ending in circles, four pointing one way, three the opposite way and joining in the middle. this comes from eastern iran or west central asia and dates to c. 1000-200 b.c. there is chipping of the end of the beak and of one of the circles, and the piece is a little worn and bent, but it is generally in good condition.' 15 grams, 47mm (1 3/4\"). fine condition, usage wear. \n \n provenance \n the signo collection, the property of a west london businessman, formed in the late 1980s-early 1990s; item number t-147; academically researched and catalogued by the late professor lambert in the early 1990s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"819","title":{"en":"scythian bird of prey mount"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17979/view","directSalePrice":144,"aiDescription":"This is a Scythian bird of prey mount, likely crafted from bronze or a similar copper alloy. The mount depicts a stylized bird of prey, possibly an eagle or griffin, with a prominent head, open beak, and a fanned tail section composed of multiple circular perforations. The metal shows a weathered, grayish patina. This piece served as a decorative mount, possibly for a shield, belt, or harness, reflecting the animal-style art characteristic of Scythian culture.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.890Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":17979,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":180,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17980/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd-2nd century bc \n a cusped round-section silver hoop supporting an ovoid bezel with intaglio image of a reclining female-headed sphinx, amphora in front, arrow below; the badge of the island of chios in the aegean, as appears on the coinage of that island, inscribed with 'ayt i t' to the upper field. 5.75 grams, 22.19mm overall, 17.65mm internal diameter (approximate size british p 1/2, usa 7 3/4, europe 16.86, japan 16) (3/4\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a private collector; acquired before 1975."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"820","title":{"en":"greek hellenistic silver ring with sphinx and amphora"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17980/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":180,"aiDescription":"This is a Greek Hellenistic silver ring. The item features a prominent oval bezel, which is engraved with a depiction of a sphinx. An amphora is also visible as part of the design. The ring's band is simple, allowing the detailed bezel to be the focal point of this ancient jewelry piece. The silver metal shows signs of age and wear consistent with its historical period.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:52.099Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":17980,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":100,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17981/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-1st century bc \n a gold cell with beaded rim, granulated upper face with central garnet cabochon, glazed composition scarab in claw setting to the underside. 1.08 grams, 13mm (1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a south west london gentleman; acquired by his father in the 1970s; by descent 1986."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"821","title":{"en":"greek eastern hellenistic gold jewelled scaraboid"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17981/view","tags":["usjewelry_necklaces","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":100,"aiDescription":"This is a Greek Eastern Hellenistic gold jeweled scaraboid. The piece features an oval shape, intricately crafted from gold. A prominent, bezel-set red gem, likely a garnet, is centrally located. The gold setting is embellished with granulation and possibly filigree work, creating a textured surface around the central jewel, characteristic of ancient jewelry craftsmanship.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:52.101Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":17981,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17982/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"5th-4th century bc \n a silver ring comprising a round-section hoop, scaphoid plaque with rearing goat and centaur. 5.70 grams, 21.07mm overall, 17.66mm internal diameter (approximate size british o, usa 7 1/4, europe 15.48, japan 15) (1\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"822","title":{"en":"greek gilt silver ring"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17982/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This is a Greek gilt silver ring. The ring features an oval bezel with a central depiction of two figures, likely dancing or interacting, rendered in gold gilding. The silver base of the ring and bezel provide a contrasting backdrop for the golden figures. The ancient craftsmanship is evident in the detailed portrayal of the figures and the combination of metals.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:47.534Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":17982,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":300,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17983/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd century bc \n a pair of gold earrings formed as crescent plaque with double filigree border and granulation, two opposing filigree scrolls to the plaque, wire suspension hoop above. 4.9 grams total, 27mm each (1\"). very fine condition. [2] \n \n provenance \n from the property of a london gentleman; previously in a a munich, german, collection formed 1970-1990s."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"823","title":{"en":"thracian gold earring pair"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17983/view","tags":["usjewelry_earrings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":300,"aiDescription":"This is a pair of Thracian gold earrings. Each earring features a crescent or D-shaped pendant hanging from a simple hoop. The gold pendants are decorated with repoussé or engraved spiral motifs, surrounded by granulated or beaded borders. The ancient craftsmanship of these earrings suggests their use as ornamental jewelry.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:47.535Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":17983,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17984/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd-7th century ad \n a mixed bead group comprising: one carnelian with seven facets in plan; one agate, irregular. 51 grams total, 30-33mm (1 1/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve, 2] \n \n provenance \n from the private collection of a north west london lady; previously with a central london gallery; formerly acquired before 1990."},"estimateMax":40,"lotNumber":"824","title":{"en":"parthian large bead group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17984/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a group of Parthian large beads. The group consists of two distinct beads. One is a reddish-brown, faceted hexagonal bead, likely made of carnelian or a similar stone, with a central perforation. The other bead is a lighter, greyish, irregular polyhedral shape, possibly made of agate or chalcedony. Both beads appear to be ancient, likely used in a necklace or other adornment.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:47.537Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£30 - £40","currency":"GBP","id":17984,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":30},{"startPrice":176,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17985/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"later 1st millennium bc \n a mixed group of bronze zoomorphic mounts including horse, ox-head and eagle. 64 grams total, 34-51mm (1 1/4 - 2\"). fine condition. [5] \n \n provenance \n the signo collection, the property of a west london businessman, formed in the late 1980s-early 1990s."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"825","title":{"en":"scythian animal appliqué group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17985/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":176,"aiDescription":"This is a group of Scythian animal appliqués, likely made from bronze. The collection includes five distinct pieces, each depicting an animal figure. Visible forms include an eagle, a horse, and a deer, all stylized in the Scythian animal style. These small, openwork pieces would have been sewn onto clothing or other items as decorative embellishments.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:47.538Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":17985,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":6,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17986/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"5th-3rd century bc \n a group of five gold foil discs with repoussé pellet and line detailing; two joined by a link. 1.55 grams total,12-21mm (1/2 - 3/4\"). fine condition. [5, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from the private collection of a central london lady; acquired on the uk ark market in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"826","title":{"en":"greek gold appliqué group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17986/view","tags":["usdecor_general","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":6,"aiDescription":"This is a group of Greek gold appliqués. The collection comprises four distinct circular gold ornaments. Two are larger, disc-shaped pieces with central bosses and radiating or beaded patterns. Another piece is a smaller, domed appliqué, and one is a hanging element with a central boss. These items were likely used as decorative attachments for clothing or other valuable objects.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:47.539Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":17986,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":180,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17987/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st millennium bc \n a restrung necklace of fusiform and oblate carnelian beads with median gold pendant, two piriform garnets on a gold field; modern clasp. 29 grams, 40cm (16\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a north london lady; gifted from her father's collection; formerly with a mayfair gallery, london, uk; previously acquired in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":240,"lotNumber":"827","title":{"en":"parthian carnelian bead necklace with gold and garnet pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17987/view","tags":["usjewelry_necklaces","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":180,"aiDescription":"This is a Parthian carnelian bead necklace with a gold and garnet pendant. The necklace consists of numerous elongated, barrel-shaped carnelian beads in varying shades of orange and red, strung together. A central pendant crafted from gold, possibly containing a small garnet stone, hangs from the necklace. The piece is a complete ancient jewelry item, suitable for wear or display.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:47.541Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£180 - £240","currency":"GBP","id":17987,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":180},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17988/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"5th-3rd century bc \n a pair of sheet gold finials each formed as a janiform head with lentoid eyes, triangular nose, small pursed mouth, straight hair. 1.27 grams total, 14mm each (1/2\"). fine condition. [2] \n \n provenance \n from the private collection of a central london lady; acquired on the uk ark market in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"828","title":{"en":"greek gold head finial pair"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17988/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This is a pair of Greek gold head finials. Each finial is crafted in the form of a human head, possibly male, with stylized facial features and coiffure or headwear. The gold work shows ancient craftsmanship, possibly indicating their use as decorative elements on larger objects, furniture, or perhaps as terminals for jewelry or hair ornaments. The pieces exhibit a slightly abstract or archaic artistic style.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:47.542Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":17988,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":2250,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17989/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"5th-4th century bc \n a bronze mirror, scythian-olbian type, with oval face with reflective surface; handle with reclining stag with large antlers back along the body; fluted column below with standing feline to the base. 750 grams, 33.6cm (13 1/4\"). very fine condition. extremely rare. \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman; formerly acquired on the german art market before 1980. \n \n literature \n cf. trofimova, a. \n greeks on the black sea: ancient art from the hermitage, j. paul getty museum, 2007, item 29j. see leypunskaya, n. a. \n olbian-scythian trade: exchange issues in the sixth to fourth centuries bc, oxford, 2007, for discussion. \n \n footnotes \n the so-called 'olbian type' mirror is named after the greek city olbia, which appears to have had a dynamic commercial exchange with the scythian world between the sixth and fourth centuries bc. the olbian mirrors are recognised as central to this trade network and their origin has been widely discussed by the academic community. it remains disputed whether the mirrors were made by scythians near the river dnieper, or whether they were olbian. leypunskaya (2007) suggests that olbian bronze-work, including these mirrors, was created for trade with scythians, drawing on popular animal-style designs to target a scythian audience."},"estimateMax":3500,"lotNumber":"829","title":{"en":"large scythian mirror with lion and stag"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17989/view","tags":["usdecor_walldecor","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":2250,"aiDescription":"This is a large Scythian mirror crafted from bronze, featuring a handle adorned with zoomorphic elements. The circular mirror plate exhibits a patinated, greenish surface, indicative of its age and material. The handle is intricately designed, incorporating a lion and a stag within its sculptural form. This artifact is a significant example of ancient Scythian metalwork and artistry.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:47.544Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£2,500 - £3,500","currency":"GBP","id":17989,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":2500},{"startPrice":400,"sold":false,"available":false,"description":{"en":"lot withdrawn"},"estimateMax":600,"lotNumber":"830","title":{"en":"lot withdrawn"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17990/view","directSalePrice":400,"lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.890Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£400 - £600","currency":"GBP","id":17990,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":400},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17991/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"6th century bc-3rd century ad \n a shallow bronze bowl with narrow chamfered rim. 158 grams, 12.7cm (5\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european businessman; from his private belgian collection formed in the 1990s; previously in a north american collection formed in illinois in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"831","title":{"en":"scythian shallow dish"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17991/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_flatware","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Scythian shallow dish, likely a bowl or plate, characterized by its wide, flat basin. The item is made from metal, displaying a heavily patinated surface with variegated shades of green and dark blue/black. Its form is simple and functional, reflecting an ancient utilitarian or ceremonial artifact. The age and material suggest it is an archaeological find, possibly bronze or copper alloy.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:47.545Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":17991,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17992/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd century bc \n a mixed ceramic group comprising: a jar with piriform body, broad flared rim with spurs to the rear and strap handle, bands of painted decoration to the body and shoulder; an oil lamp fragment with basal ring, ledge to the equator, raised legend to the shoulder 'μεσιla oineyς' (with roman 'l' for greek 'λ'). 421 grams total, 10-18cm (4 -7\"). fair condition. [2, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in london; acquired on the uk art market."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"832","title":{"en":"greek pottery group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17992/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_pottery","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a Greek pottery group consisting of two distinct ceramic artifacts. One piece is a jug or oinochoe with a narrow neck, flared rim, and single handle, decorated with geometric patterns and vertical stripes in reddish-brown paint over a lighter slip. The second item is a circular, molded pottery object, possibly a lid or stamp, featuring a stylized eye motif and Greek script around its edge. Both pieces exhibit characteristic ancient Greek ceramic craftsmanship.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:48.806Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":17992,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":720,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17993/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"5th-3rd century bc \n a group of twenty-six gold appliqués, each a four-pointed star with filigree border and central dome, loop to the reverse. 10.3 grams, 12mm each (1/2\"). very fine condition. [26] \n \n provenance \n from the private collection of a central london lady; acquired on the uk ark market in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":1400,"lotNumber":"833","title":{"en":"greek gold star mount group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17993/view","directSalePrice":720,"aiDescription":"This lot comprises a group of Greek gold star mounts, likely decorative appliques or attachments for clothing or jewelry. There are 28 identical pieces, each featuring an eight-pointed star design with a central boss or dome and intricate granulated or filigree details. The items are crafted from gold, suggesting their use as luxury or funerary adornments. Their uniform design and numerous quantity indicate they were likely part of a larger ensemble.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.891Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£1,000 - £1,400","currency":"GBP","id":17993,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":1000},{"startPrice":450,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17994/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"5th century bc \n a matching pair of gold earrings with expanding shank of twisted gold wire, separately applied bull's head terminal with two collars around the neck, attachment loop below the chin. 5.8 grams total, 16-17mm (1/2\"). fine condition. [2] \n \n provenance \n property of a north london gentleman; acquired on the uk art market before 2000."},"estimateMax":650,"lotNumber":"834","title":{"en":"greek gold bull's head earring pair"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17994/view","tags":["usjewelry_earrings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":450,"aiDescription":"This is a pair of Greek gold bull's head earrings, fashioned as hoop earrings with an animalistic finial. Each earring features a detailed bull's head at the top, transitioning into a textured, likely twisted or spiraled, circular hoop. Crafted from gold, these earrings reflect sophisticated ancient Greek jewelry making, possibly for an elite owner. The subject matter suggests a connection to mythological or cultic practices.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:48.808Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£450 - £650","currency":"GBP","id":17994,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":450},{"startPrice":72,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17995/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a pair of terracotta heads comprising: a small female head with applied headdress; a head of athena (greek minerva), corinthian helmet resting on her curled hair, hollow to the back. 41.4 grams total, 25-72mm (1 - 3\"). fair condition. [2] \n \n provenance \n property of a european collector; formerly in an old european collection formed in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"835","title":{"en":"greek terracotta head group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17995/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":72,"aiDescription":"This is a group of Greek terracotta heads, fragments of larger figurines. The larger fragment depicts a stylized head and neck with an elongated profile and discernible facial features, including an eye and nose. The smaller piece appears to be a separate, more abstract head fragment. Both items are made of unglazed terracotta, characteristic of ancient Greek votive or funerary figurines.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:48.809Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":17995,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":270,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17996/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"5th-4th century bc \n a silver finger ring comprising a round-section d-shaped hoop, ellipsoid bezel with intaglio leaping lion above a base line. 6.21 grams, 21mm overall, 18.03mm internal diameter (approximate size british p, usa 7 3/4, europe 16.58, japan 16) (3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s. \n \n literature \n cf. chadour, a.b. \n rings. the alice and louis koch collection, volume i, leeds, 1994, item 65 for type."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"836","title":{"en":"greek silver signet ring with lion"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17996/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":270,"aiDescription":"This lot features a Greek silver signet ring, characterized by an oval bezel engraved with an image of a lion. The ring is made of silver, showing signs of age and wear. The intaglio carving on the bezel depicts a lion in motion, likely used for sealing documents or as a personal emblem. Its design is typical of ancient Greek personal adornment and practical artifacts.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:48.810Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":17996,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17997/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"4th-3rd century bc \n a mould-formed terracotta hollow tanagra-type figurine fragment, torso with painted detailing, \n peplos dress and shawl; hands clasped to the chest. 79.3 grams, 70mm (2 3/4\"). fair condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from the dean family collection, london, uk; acquired on the london art market 1970-1980s."},"estimateMax":30,"lotNumber":"837","title":{"en":"greek terracotta torso"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17997/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Greek terracotta torso, representing a draped figure without a head or lower limbs. The item is made of unglazed terracotta, exhibiting folds of drapery around the body and arms, suggesting a clothed individual. The posture shows the hands clasped or held together at the chest. This fragment likely belonged to a larger ancient Greek figurine, possibly a votive offering or a funerary piece.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:48.812Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£20 - £30","currency":"GBP","id":17997,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":20},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17998/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd century bc-2nd century ad \n a carnelian cabochon with intaglio horse motif, set into a later silver finger ring with split shoulders, discoid cell with dentilled rim. 3.12 grams, 25.91mm overall, 20.25mm internal diameter (approximate size british v 1/2, usa 10 3/4, europe 24.40, japan 23) (1\"). very fine condition. a large wearable size. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a london lady, part of her family's swiss collection; formerly acquired in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"838","title":{"en":"parthian horse gemstone in silver ring"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17998/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This lot presents a Parthian horse gemstone set in a silver ring, along with an impression of the gemstone. The ring features an oval carnelian gemstone, deeply carved with the intaglio image of a horse. The silver ring has decorative details around the bezel. A separate clay or wax impression of the gemstone demonstrates the detailed relief of the horse, indicating its function as a signet or seal.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:48.813Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":17998,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":700,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/17999/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"4th-1st century bc \n a gold diadem with bust of apollo to the centre with rays of light to the head; to the bands at the side a repeating pattern of facing cockerels, dot border to the edge; holes to the end for attachment. 11 grams, 11cm (4 1/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n private collection, london, uk; formerly with persepolis gallery, mayfair, london, uk; in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":900,"lotNumber":"839","title":{"en":"greek hellenistic gold apollo diadem"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/17999/view","directSalePrice":700,"aiDescription":"This is a Greek Hellenistic gold Apollo diadem, a ceremonial or decorative headpiece made of beaten gold. The diadem is formed from a thin sheet of gold, intricately decorated with repoussé figures and foliage, including a central medallion depicting the god Apollo. Its segmented form, likely for wear around the head, suggests its use in religious rituals, festivals, or as funerary regalia. The detailed craftsmanship is characteristic of Hellenistic goldwork.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.891Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£700 - £900","currency":"GBP","id":17999,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":700},{"startPrice":180,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18000/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a restrung necklace of graduated carnelian oblate beads with crescent-shaped and tooth-shaped dangles. 46.1 grams, 70cm (27 1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london collector, acquired early 1990s."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"840","title":{"en":"greek carnelian bead necklace string"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18000/view","directSalePrice":180,"aiDescription":"This is a Greek carnelian bead necklace string, composed of numerous polished carnelian beads. The beads vary in shape, predominantly tear-drop or irregular oval forms, and display a range of orange and reddish-brown hues. They are strung together to form a complete necklace, typical of ancient Greek jewelry. The natural variations in the carnelian suggest an organic aesthetic prized in antiquity.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.891Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18000,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":200,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18001/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-1st century bc \n an amethyst plano-convex scaraboid bead with intaglio design depicting a satyr(?) with beard, tail, broad hat and holding a sickle being ridden by a smaller winged figure with outstretched arms. 3.18 grams, 18.07mm (3/4\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired by his father in the 1970s; thence by descent."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"841","title":{"en":"graeco-roman gemstone with satyr"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18001/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":200,"aiDescription":"This is a Graeco-Roman gemstone, likely a seal or intaglio, featuring a detailed depiction of a satyr. The gem is round with a convex surface, showcasing the carved figure. The impression, shown in a separate image, reveals the satyr in a dynamic pose, with flowing hair or foliage elements. Its type is a classical intaglio, carved from a reddish-purple gemstone, characteristic of ancient engraving artistry. The subject matter is mythological, specifically a satyr, a common figure in Greek and Roman art.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:48.815Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18001,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18002/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"5th-3rd century bc \n a sheet-gold crescent pendant with repoussé points to the border, applied loops to the rim, cells to the obverse. 2.7 grams, 46mm (1 3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the private collection of a central london lady; acquired on the uk ark market in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"842","title":{"en":"greek gold lunar pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18002/view","tags":["usjewelry_necklaces","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This is an ancient Greek gold lunar pendant, an ornamental piece of jewelry. Its crescent moon shape is hammered with numerous small circular indentations, giving it a textured, dotted surface. The pendant is adorned with a central circular boss and two tear-drop shaped bosses, along with multiple small loops for attachment. Crafted from gold, this pendant would have served as an item of personal adornment.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:21:08.434Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18002,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":120,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18003/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"4th-7th century ad \n a carved jasper stamp seal with pierced dome, raised collar and face with intaglio design of a disc and serpents, enigmatic legend to the rim 'mλλeθipaδhσimλφmy'. 5.8 grams, 18mm (3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the dean family collection, london, uk; acquired on the london art market 1970-1980s."},"estimateMax":170,"lotNumber":"843","title":{"en":"greek gnostic stamp seal"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18003/view","directSalePrice":120,"aiDescription":"This is a Greek Gnostic stamp seal, depicted alongside its impression. The seal itself is made of a reddish-orange material and has a conical or dome-like shape with a flattened base. The impression reveals a figural subject, possibly a deity or mystical figure, encircled by a border and potentially inscribed text. This type of seal is characteristic of Gnostic practices, often featuring symbolic imagery and inscriptions associated with their beliefs.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.891Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£120 - £170","currency":"GBP","id":18003,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":120},{"startPrice":1350,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18004/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"6th-4th century bc \n a sheet gold and gemstone diadem comprising a narrow gold fillet with ten sheet-gold pendant plaques attached, each formed as a spray of three leaves; the central element a large cabochon setting for a red gemstone flanked by two small translucent orange stones in similar mounts; a hook-and-eye closure at the fillet's ends; mounted on a custom-made display board. 550 grams total, 55cm including stand; diadem: 25 grams, 45.5cm (21 1/2\"; diadem: 18\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n ex manton collection, birmingham, uk; acquired on the london art market in 2012; formerly in the collection of a suffolk gentleman; previously with gorny & mosch, munich, germany."},"estimateMax":2000,"lotNumber":"844","title":{"en":"greek gold diadem with gemstones"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18004/view","tags":["usjewelry_necklaces","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1350,"aiDescription":"This is a Greek gold diadem, an ornamental headband adorned with gemstones. The diadem features a series of eight golden leaf-like or floral elements on each side, crafted from hammered gold sheet, radiating outwards from the center. At the center, a dark gemstone is flanked by two smaller reddish gemstones, providing a striking contrast to the gold. This piece of jewelry is indicative of Hellenistic goldwork, designed for aristocratic or ceremonial wear.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:21:08.435Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£1,500 - £2,000","currency":"GBP","id":18004,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":1500},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18005/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"6th-5th century bc \n a carved steatite(?) pendant of a lion's head with gaping mouth, pierced above for suspension. 6.49 grams, 20mm (3/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european lady; part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"845","title":{"en":"graeco-persian lion head pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18005/view","directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Graeco-Persian pendant in the form of a lion's head. The piece is crafted with sculptural detail, depicting the lion's snarling or roaring expression, with visible teeth and stylized facial features. Its type suggests it was likely worn as an amulet or part of a larger piece of jewelry, combining artistic influences from both Greek and Persian cultures. The material appears to be a dark metal, possibly bronze or silver, exhibiting an aged patina.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.891Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18005,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":270,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18006/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a large group of iridescent green glass melon beads; with later gilt striated spacer beads. 150 grams total, 13-18mm (1/2\"). fine condition. [44] \n \n provenance \n property of a mayfair lady; formerly in an important london collection formed since 1965."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"846","title":{"en":"parthian glass bead group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18006/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":270,"aiDescription":"This lot comprises a group of Parthian glass and gold beads. The glass beads are predominantly light greenish-blue, barrel-shaped, and decorated with horizontal white or light-colored stripes. Interspersed among them are numerous smaller, fluted gold beads, adding a decorative contrast. These beads were likely intended for a necklace, bracelet, or other form of ancient adornment, showcasing typical Parthian craftsmanship in bead-making.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:21:08.437Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":18006,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":150,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18007/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd century bc-3rd century ad \n a mixed group of beads consisting of: a carnelian lozenge-shaped bead; two tabular marble beads; a dome-shaped agate bead; glass bead with yellow trail; a cylindrical alabaster bead. 40 grams total, 17-41mm (1/4\" - 1 1/2\"). fine condition. [6] \n \n provenance \n property of a north west london gentleman; formerly with a central london gallery in 1990."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"847","title":{"en":"parthian bead group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18007/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":150,"aiDescription":"This is a group of Parthian beads, demonstrating a variety of materials, shapes, and patterns. The collection includes a long, cylindrical cream-colored bead, a reddish-brown carved bead resembling a fruit or seed, and a transparent orange, faceted bead. Also present are a dark green or black rectangular bead with a yellow wave pattern, a mottled brown and green square bead, and an oval bead with intricate, multi-colored inclusions. This assortment showcases the diverse bead-making techniques and material choices of the Parthian period.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:21:08.439Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18007,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":1350,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18008/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd century ad and later \n a mixed group of gold items comprising: a byzantine hollow-formed collar with heads to the outer facer, lip with pointillé detailing; a matched pair of parthian gold earrings with conical body, cuboid panel with cloisons, fish finial; a matched pair of hollow-formed earrings with addorsed cones and beaded wire detailing; a matched pair of ribbed ferrules. 29 grams total, 20-55mm (1 - 2 1/4\"). fair condition. [7] \n \n provenance \n previously in the collection of a respected gentleman, assembled 1965-2018."},"estimateMax":2000,"lotNumber":"848","title":{"en":"greek hellenistic and other gold jewellery collection"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18008/view","tags":["usjewelry_earrings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1350,"aiDescription":"This is a collection of Greek Hellenistic and other gold jewelry, comprising several distinct pieces. It includes an intricately worked bracelet with figural elements, a pair of elaborate earrings featuring fish pendants, two cylindrical, fluted gold caps, and two cross-shaped pendants adorned with small spheres. The items are crafted from gold, showcasing various techniques such as granulation, repoussé, and wirework, characteristic of ancient Greek and Hellenistic goldsmithing.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:21:08.440Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£1,500 - £2,000","currency":"GBP","id":18008,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":1500},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18009/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"5th century bc \n a rectangular sheet bronze plaque with fixing holes to three corners; repoussé greek text in eleven lines, possibly a list of names forming a votive plaque for a temple naming donors or adherents. 44.10 grams, 10.5cm (4\"). fair condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from an old european collection; acquired in munich in the 1970s."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"849","title":{"en":"greek inscribed votive plaque fragment"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18009/view","tags":["uscollectibles_booksandpaper","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This item is a Greek inscribed votive plaque fragment. Made of bronze or a similar aged metal, the plaque has a rectangular shape with irregular, worn edges. The surface is corroded, but discernible lines of ancient Greek inscription are visible, suggesting it was once dedicated for religious or ceremonial purposes. The text is likely an offering or prayer, characteristic of votive objects from ancient Greece.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:21:08.442Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18009,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18010/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"7th-5th century bc \n a substantial bronze bow brooch with flat-section bow, lozengiform plate above the t-shaped spring, separate applied bow plate with crescentic bulbs, the angled end forming the catchplate with void for the pin. 80 grams, 12.5cm (5\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from a private collection; formed 1965-1975."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"850","title":{"en":"greek bow brooch"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18010/view","tags":["usjewelry_brooches","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This is a Greek bow brooch, an ancient piece of functional jewelry used to fasten garments. The brooch features a long, tapering body adorned with a series of four distinct, rounded segments, resembling beads or bosses. It is made of metal, likely bronze, which has acquired a weathered patina over time. A coiled spring mechanism and a pin, characteristic of fibulae or brooches, are visible at the top, indicating its use as a fastener.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:21:08.443Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18010,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18011/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"5th-3rd century bc \n a mixed group of ceramic vessels comprising: a blackware jug with waisted neck, strap handle and trefoil spout, engraved leaf decoration to the shoulder; a squat blackware guttos with loop handle, narrow spout, ribs to the shoulder; a juglet with strap handle to the rim, band of hatched line triangles to the shoulder. 368 grams total, 65-121mm wide (2 1/2 - 4 3/4\"). fair condition, some repairs. [3, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european collector; formerly in an old european collection formed mainly in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"851","title":{"en":"greek and other vessel group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18011/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_pottery","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This lot features a group of three ancient vessels, likely Greek or from other related cultures. The vessels appear to be made of terracotta or a similar ceramic material. One is a dark-colored jug with incised decoration, another is a dark, ribbed, spouted vessel, and the third is a light-colored, globular pot with a handle and partially painted surface. The forms suggest functional uses, possibly for liquids or storage, and show characteristic wear of antiquity.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:21:08.445Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18011,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":70,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18012/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"5th-3rd century bc \n a substantial spherical polychrome glass bead with swirled trails. 24.43 grams, 28mm (1\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the private collection of a north west london lady; previously with a central london gallery; formerly acquired before 1990."},"estimateMax":90,"lotNumber":"852","title":{"en":"greek marbled glass bead"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18012/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":70,"aiDescription":"This is a Greek marbled glass bead, spherical in form. It is characterized by its distinctive swirling patterns in shades of green and beige or light brown. The marbled design creates an organic, eye-catching visual effect. The bead appears to have a central perforation, indicating its use as part of jewelry or adornment.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:47.084Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£70 - £90","currency":"GBP","id":18012,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":70},{"startPrice":200,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18013/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"4th-7th century ad \n a bifacial lapis lazuli discoid panel; to one face intaglio anguiped (the god abrasax) with serpent-legs, sword and shield between 'al'; to the reverse, enigmatic legend 'δε / nhkla / epfiiii / htaδ / iiiii'. 1.5 grams, 16mm (3/4\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the dean family collection, london, uk; acquired on the london art market 1970-1980s."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"853","title":{"en":"greek bifacial gnostic gemstone with abrasax"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18013/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":200,"aiDescription":"This item is a Greek bifacial Gnostic gemstone, likely lapis lazuli, featuring an Abrasax figure. One side displays a figure with a rooster head, human body, and serpent legs, characteristic of Abrasax, with associated Greek script. The reverse side also features Greek script, suggesting an amuletic or seal function. The gemstone is oval and exhibits a deep blue color with reddish inclusions, indicative of lapis lazuli, with impressions shown in grey.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:47.087Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18013,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18014/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd century bc-2nd century ad \n a carnelian intaglio gemstone with bird and line of text, set into a later silver ring with divided shoulders and claw setting. 8.5 grams, 27.20mm overall, 19.55mm internal diameter (approximate size british n 1/2, usa 6 3/4, europe 14.35, japan 13) (1\"). fine condition. a large wearable size. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a london lady, part of her family's swiss collection; formerly acquired in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"854","title":{"en":"parthian bird gemstone in silver ring"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18014/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This lot includes a Parthian bird gemstone set in a silver ring. The gemstone, likely carnelian due to its orange-red hue, is oval-shaped and features an intaglio carving of a bird, possibly a raptor, facing left. The silver ring has a claw-like setting that securely holds the gemstone. The separate impression shows the detailed relief of the bird carving, suggesting its function as a seal or signet ring.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:47.088Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18014,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":72,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18015/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd century bc \n a large bronze bezel with low-relief profile bust of a lady, hair hair curled and pulled up on a chignon. 14.3 grams, 29mm (1 1/4\"). fair condition \n \n provenance \n property of a european lady living in london; from her father's family collection formed before 1978."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"855","title":{"en":"greek figural ring bezel"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18015/view","directSalePrice":72,"aiDescription":"This item is a Greek figural ring bezel, likely made of bronze or a similar copper alloy, given its green patination. The bezel features an intaglio carving of a human head in profile, possibly a deity or important figure, with an elaborate headdress or coiffure. The image is shown both attached to a ring band fragment and as a separate impression. The artistic style is consistent with Greek antiquity, suggesting its use as a signet.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.892Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18015,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":1350,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18016/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a flat-section gold bracelet with braided gold wire to the edges, frieze of repoussé bulls and frogs in plan, ellipsoid plaque with glass plano-convex panel between discoid cells, one empty and the other with cabochon garnet; separate closing panel with loop to each end, repoussé fox(?). 37 grams, 67mm (2 ¾\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman, from his private collection formed 1965-2018."},"estimateMax":2000,"lotNumber":"856","title":{"en":"parthian gold bracelet with bull frieze"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18016/view","tags":["usjewelry_bracelets","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1350,"aiDescription":"This lot presents a pair of Parthian gold bracelets adorned with a bull frieze. Each bracelet is made of hammered gold, featuring intricate rope-twist detailing along the edges. The central band of each bracelet incorporates three bezel-set gemstones; the two outer stones appear to be garnets, while the larger central stone exhibits a mottled blue and brown appearance. The bracelets are decorated with repoussé or chased designs, including what appears to be a frieze of bulls.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:47.090Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£1,500 - £2,000","currency":"GBP","id":18016,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":1500},{"startPrice":200,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18017/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-1st century bc \n a matched pair of bronze bowl mounts, each a d-shaped plaque with ledge to the reverse and loop above, male satyr mask with abundant beard and horns to the brow. 66 grams total, 46.5-56mm (1 3/4 - 2 1/4\"). fine condition, one loop absent. [2] \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"857","title":{"en":"graeco-roman satyr mask group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18017/view","directSalePrice":200,"aiDescription":"This lot comprises a group of two Graeco-Roman satyr mask pendants or appliqués, likely cast from bronze or a similar copper alloy. Each piece depicts a grotesque, bearded male face with prominent features, characteristic of satyr masks. One mask retains an intact suspension loop at the top, indicating its use as a pendant or charm. The surfaces show significant patination, consistent with ancient bronze artifacts.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.892Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18017,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18018/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"6th century bc \n a sheet gold mount with repoussé design of bird in profile with spread wings and segmented tail, hatching to the body, two attachment loops to the reverse. 0.84 grams, 29mm (1\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the private collection of a central london lady; acquired on the uk ark market in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"858","title":{"en":"scythian gold bird appliqué"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18018/view","directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This is a Scythian gold bird appliqué, crafted from sheet gold. The piece depicts a stylized bird, possibly an eagle or raptor, with folded wings and a prominent beak. The bird's body features incised or repoussé lines, suggesting feathers and anatomical details, in a distinct zoomorphic style characteristic of Scythian art. The appliqué likely served as an ornament for clothing, armor, or another object.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.892Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18018,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":400,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18019/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"5th century bc \n a restrung necklace of irregular rock crystal beads with four garnet beads, gold cell to the centre with granule collar, inset garnet cabochon; modern clasp. 37 grams. 40cm (16\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a north west london gentleman; formerly with a central london gallery in 1990."},"estimateMax":600,"lotNumber":"859","title":{"en":"greek crystal bead necklace with gold and garnet pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18019/view","tags":["usjewelry_necklaces","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":400,"aiDescription":"This lot features a Greek crystal bead necklace, accented with a gold and garnet pendant. The necklace consists of numerous translucent, irregularly shaped crystal beads strung together, exhibiting variations in size and clarity. A central pendant, likely crafted from gold, is set with a deep red garnet. The overall design suggests an elegant piece of ancient jewelry, showcased on a black velvet display bust.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:47.092Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£400 - £600","currency":"GBP","id":18019,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":400},{"startPrice":3600,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18020/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"5th century bc \n a set of gold fittings for a rhyton-shaped vessel comprising: tubular mouthpiece in two sections with braided filigree band to both rims, two repoussé motifs each of a facing female mask within a braided ring with flanking winged female busts holding two facing heads above a gryphon advancing with head lowered; tubular horse-head finial with raised ribbing to the mane, bands of ribbing to the tapering shaft, beaded wire fillet to the rim and stem; offered with a wooden display support. 102 grams total, finial: 13cm (5 1/4\"). fair condition. \n \n provenance \n from a european collection; previously in a large american collection formed in chicago, illinois, usa, in 1995; previously in the mansees collection, formed 1950s-early 1990s. \n \n literature \n cf. shemackanskaya, m. s. \n metals and things - items, internals, destruction, restoration, moscow, 2015, inc. p.245 (accompanied by a copy of the relevant book pages). \n \n footnotes \n after battle, a scythian warrior would drink the blood of the first enemy he had killed from a cup. with the bloody taste still in his mouth, the scythian would decapitate the corpses of his slain enemies to use as grisly vouchers in the distribution of booty. only warriors who presented the heads of their slain enemies would receive their share from the king."},"estimateMax":6000,"lotNumber":"860","title":{"en":"greek gold rhyton terminal and fitting group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18020/view","directSalePrice":3600,"aiDescription":"This lot consists of a group of Greek gold rhyton terminals and fittings. The collection includes two larger gold cups or terminals, intricately decorated with repoussé human faces and possibly animal or mythical figures. Also present is a long, tapered gold terminal, possibly for a horn, partially integrated with wood. A fourth gold fitting appears to be a cylindrical element with a stylized animal head, potentially a serpent or mythical creature, featuring ribbed decoration.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.892Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£4,000 - £6,000","currency":"GBP","id":18020,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":4000},{"startPrice":270,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18021/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-1st century bc \n a glass miniature amphora with piriform body, knop finial, trumpet-shaped neck and lateral loop handles; dragged trail detailing. 127 grams, 14.5cm (5 3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a mayfair lady; formerly in an important london collection formed since 1965."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"861","title":{"en":"greek hellenistic amphoriskos perfume bottle"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18021/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":270,"aiDescription":"This item is a Greek Hellenistic amphoriskos, which is a type of perfume bottle. It dates to the Hellenistic period of ancient Greece. The bottle features a classic amphoriskos shape with a narrow body that tapers to a pointed base and two handles extending from the neck to the shoulder. The material appears to be pottery or clay, showing signs of age and patina with some dark, textured areas. It has a rich, earthy brown color with hints of lighter tones. The form and historical period are key search features.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:47.094Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":18021,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":270,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18022/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd millennium bc \n a carved and polished figure of a stag with the legs folded beneath the body, antlers shown as concentric crescents, head raised; mounted on a custom-made stand. 762 grams total, 16cm height with stand (6 1/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; from his father's collection formed in the late 1980s-early 1990s."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"862","title":{"en":"scythian marble stag figurine"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18022/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":270,"aiDescription":"This item is a Scythian marble stag figurine. It is a sculptural animal figure crafted from marble, representative of Scythian art. The figurine depicts a stylized stag, characterized by its prominent, scrolled antlers and a compact body, emphasizing key anatomical features in an artistic manner. The material is light-colored marble, showing a smooth, aged texture. It is presented on a modern black display stand, highlighting its sculptural form and historical significance.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:51.518Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":18022,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":400,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18023/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd-2nd century bc \n a silver finger ring comprising a d-section tapering hoop, tiered shoulders with ellipsoid plaque and prancing horse in high relief. 25 grams, 30mm overall, 23.84x20.43mm internal diameter (approximate size british v, usa 10 1/2, europe 23.99, japan 23) (1 1/4\"). very fine condition. a large wearable size. \n \n provenance \n property of a london collector; acquired on the london market, 1990s-2000s. \n \n literature \n cf. chadour, a.b. \n rings. the alice and louis koch collection, volume i, leeds, 1994, item 67 for type."},"estimateMax":600,"lotNumber":"863","title":{"en":"greek silver ring with horse"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18023/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":400,"aiDescription":"This lot features a pair of Greek silver rings, each with a distinct intaglio design. These are signet rings from the Greek period, with each bezel depicting the subject matter of a horse. Both rings are made of silver, showing a darkened patina consistent with age. One ring prominently features a prancing horse with a rider or a warrior, while the other also displays a horse in motion, possibly a Pegasus, with wings visible in the intaglio. The rings exhibit a classic signet ring form with an oval bezel.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:51.520Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£400 - £600","currency":"GBP","id":18023,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":400},{"startPrice":450,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18024/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"6th-5th century bc \n a decorative gold pendant with shark's tooth, the pendant with applied filigree scrolls, wire and pellets; the loop formed of two applied wire loops. 11 grams, 44mm (1 3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a lady living in kent, uk; formerly part of her grandfather's collection; acquired in germany after wwii; thence by descent 2006."},"estimateMax":800,"lotNumber":"864","title":{"en":"etruscan gold pendant with tooth"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18024/view","tags":["usjewelry_necklaces","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":450,"aiDescription":"This item is an Etruscan gold pendant featuring a natural tooth. It is a piece of ancient jewelry, specifically a pendant, from the Etruscan civilization. The main body of the pendant is a large, pointed tooth, likely a fossilized shark tooth, showing a natural creamy white color with striations. The tooth is securely set within an intricately decorated gold cap at its wider end, which includes fine granulation work and a loop for suspension. The goldwork showcases skilled ancient craftsmanship.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:51.521Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£600 - £800","currency":"GBP","id":18024,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":600},{"startPrice":270,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18025/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a restrung string of iridescent green glass melon beads; with later gilt striated spacer beads. 125 grams, 37cm (15\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a mayfair lady; formerly in an important london collection formed since 1965."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"865","title":{"en":"parthian glass bead string"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18025/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":270,"aiDescription":"This item is a Parthian glass bead string, presented as a necklace. It is a piece of ancient jewelry, specifically a string of beads, dating from the Parthian period. The necklace consists of alternating types of beads: larger, barrel-shaped glass beads in a translucent green color with ridged or fluted surfaces, and smaller, fluted gold spacer beads. The green glass beads are the predominant visual feature, offering a distinctive color and texture to the piece. It is displayed on a dark mannequin, highlighting its wearable form.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:51.522Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":18025,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18026/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"4th century bc \n a bronze ring comprising a d-section hoop, trumpet bezel with intaglio running ibex. 5.72 grams, 28.16mm overall, 19.85mm internal diameter (approximate size british t 1/2, usa 10, europe 22.33, japan 21) (1\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a london, uk collector; acquired london market, 1990s. \n \n literature \n cf. chadour, a.b. \n rings. the alice and louis koch collection, volume i, leeds, 1994, item 71 for type."},"estimateMax":40,"lotNumber":"866","title":{"en":"greek signet ring with ibex"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18026/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This lot comprises two Greek signet rings, likely made of bronze or a copper alloy, with a prominent ibex motif. These rings are ancient pieces of jewelry, specifically signet rings, from the Greek period. Each ring features a round or oval bezel with an engraved image of an ibex. The rings exhibit significant patination, appearing dark brown and green, which suggests their age and material composition. The ibex, an animal known for its large curved horns, is clearly depicted in the intaglio of both rings, serving as a key identifying feature.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:51.523Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£30 - £40","currency":"GBP","id":18026,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":30},{"startPrice":63,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18027/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"4th-3rd century bc \n a hollow-formed gold amulet in the shape of a reclining bird with short tail and incised wings, pierced through the middle. 1.62 grams, 16mm (3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a mayfair lady; formerly in an important london collection formed since 1965."},"estimateMax":90,"lotNumber":"867","title":{"en":"greek hellenistic gold dove amulet"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18027/view","tags":["usjewelry_necklaces","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":63,"aiDescription":"This item is a Greek Hellenistic gold dove amulet. It is a sculptural amulet from the Hellenistic period, crafted from gold. The amulet depicts a dove in a stylized form, with smooth, rounded contours for the body and a distinct head and beak. Its design is minimalistic yet clearly identifiable as a bird, possibly symbolizing peace or love. The golden material gives it a lustrous, precious quality, and its small, compact shape suggests it was likely worn as a protective charm.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:51.525Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£70 - £90","currency":"GBP","id":18027,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":70},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18028/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"4th century bc \n a bronze finger ring comprising a round-section d-shaped hoop, scaphoid bezel with intaglio standing figure of selene (roman luna) with flowing robes and crescent-moon headdress. 6.2 grams, 25mm overall, 20.62mm internal diameter (approximate size british v 1/2, usa 10 3/4, europe 24.4, japan 23) (1\"). fine condition. a large wearable size. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s. \n \n literature \n cf. chadour, a.b. \n rings. the alice and louis koch collection, volume i, leeds, 1994, item 64 for type. \n \n footnotes \n selene is the goddess of the moon, and daughter of the titans hyperion and theia, sister of the sun-god helios and eos."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"868","title":{"en":"greek ring with goddess selene"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18028/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This lot features a Greek ring with an intaglio depicting the goddess Selene. The item is an ancient ring, likely made of bronze or a similar alloy, consistent with the Greek period. The ring includes an elongated, possibly boat-shaped bezel, which is set with a relief image of the goddess Selene. There appears to be an associated glass or stone impression of the intaglio, clearly showing the goddess with a crescent moon, a defining attribute of Selene. The ring has a dark, aged patina.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:51.526Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18028,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18029/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd-1st century bc \n a terracotta toy figure of a horseman with carefully modelled facial features, stylised body and horse. 77 grams, 11cm (4 3/8\"). very fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"869","title":{"en":"parthian horseman statuette"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18029/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This item is a Parthian horseman statuette. It is a small, sculptural figurine crafted from terracotta or clay, characteristic of the Parthian period. The statuette depicts a highly stylized horseman, reduced to essential forms, emphasizing the rider's upright posture and the horse's basic shape. The material is unglazed terracotta, showing an earthy reddish-brown color and a matte finish. This piece is notable for its abstract and minimalist representation of a common Parthian subject.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:51.527Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18029,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18030/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-1st century bc \n a group of aqua glass fragments from a drum-shaped skyphos with opposed loop handles each with ledge and spur. 418 grams, 19cm width (7 1/2\"). fragmentary condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private collection; previously in an old central asian collection; acquired in the late 1940s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"870","title":{"en":"greek hellenistic skyphos fragment group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18030/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This lot presents a group of Greek Hellenistic skyphos fragments, consisting of both a largely intact cup and shattered pieces. The items are fragments of ancient glassware, specifically skyphos, from the Greek Hellenistic period. The complete cup is light green, featuring two loop handles and a footed base, indicating its original form as a drinking vessel. The accompanying fragments, also green, represent parts of other similar vessels or the same one, showing the typical thinness and translucency of ancient glass. This group offers insight into the craftsmanship and eventual breakage of Hellenistic glass skyphoi.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:51.528Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18030,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":450,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18031/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"late 1st millennium bc and later \n a mixed group of stone beads and plaques in banded agate, lapis lazuli, agate and other stones, various shapes and profiles. 50 grams total, 16-35mm (1/2 - 1 1/2\"). fine condition. [14] \n \n provenance \n previously in the collection of a respected gentleman, assembled 1965-2018."},"estimateMax":650,"lotNumber":"871","title":{"en":"greek and other bead group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18031/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":450,"aiDescription":"This lot consists of a group of Greek and other ancient beads. The collection includes various materials and shapes, such as oval, teardrop, and cylindrical forms. Notable features include an agate bead with concentric 'eye' patterns, a vibrant green jadeite-like bead, a dark blue lapis lazuli teardrop, and several textured, possibly bone or ivory, cylindrical beads. The diverse range of colors and textures suggests a varied origin and potential for jewelry or decorative applications.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:51.529Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£450 - £650","currency":"GBP","id":18031,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":450},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18032/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"5th-3rd century bc \n a substantial bronze brooch comprising a round-section bow with four evenly spaced lobes, coil spring and pin to one end, second spring to the other end with t-shaped flange finial with returned catch to the reverse. 78.1 grams, 86mm (3 1/2\"). very fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in london; acquired on the uk art market."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"872","title":{"en":"greek bow brooch"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18032/view","directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Greek bow brooch, a type of ancient fibula used for fastening garments. Crafted from bronze, it features a semi-circular bow adorned with several spherical or ovoid beads. The brooch has a spring mechanism and a catch-plate, characteristic of early metalworking for personal adornment. Its form is robust and functional, showcasing typical ancient Greek metalwork aesthetics.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.893Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18032,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":162,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18033/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"5th-3rd century bc \n a blackware skyphos with mammiform body, pedestal base and two loop handles; ovolo patterns in white and pellets in ochre beneath, horizontal garland of flowers to one face. 153 grams, 95mm (4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from a swedish private collection; formerly from the estate of a deceased british north country collector, acquired over a 30 year period from the early 1970s."},"estimateMax":240,"lotNumber":"873","title":{"en":"greek gnathian skyphos with garland"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18033/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_pottery","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":162,"aiDescription":"This is a Greek Gnathian skyphos, a type of deep-bowled drinking cup with two horizontal handles. It is made of pottery with a black-glazed finish, characteristic of Gnathian ware. The cup is decorated with a painted garland motif featuring yellow and white flowers on trailing vines, interspersed with horizontal bands of white and red. This decorative style and vessel type are characteristic of Hellenistic Greek pottery.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:00.828Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£180 - £240","currency":"GBP","id":18033,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":180},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18034/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"5th-3rd century bc \n a silver penannular bracelet with square-section shank, opposing terminals with stylised ram's heads with large curved horns. 20 grams, 62mm (2 1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired london art market, 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"874","title":{"en":"greek silver bracelet with snake heads"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18034/view","tags":["usjewelry_bracelets","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This is a Greek silver bracelet, likely an open-ended armlet or anklet. The terminals of the bracelet are distinctly fashioned into stylized snake heads, which is a common motif in ancient Greek jewelry, often symbolizing protection or rebirth. The silver has developed a patina, highlighting its age. The simple, elegant design and serpentine terminals make it a recognizable piece of ancient Greek adornment.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:00.829Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18034,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":200,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18035/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"4th-1st century bc \n a pair of gold rectangular wrist ornaments, one with a series of hatched lines, both with holes to the end for attachment. 5.49 grams total, 8.3-10.5cm (3 1/4 - 4 1/4\"). fine condition. [2] \n \n provenance \n from an important private london collection; formed in the 1970s and 1980s."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"875","title":{"en":"greek hellenistic gold wrist ornament group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18035/view","tags":["usjewelry_bracelets","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":200,"aiDescription":"This lot comprises a group of Greek Hellenistic gold wrist ornaments. These pieces are likely plaques or bands designed to be worn on the wrist, possibly as decorative elements or parts of a larger ensemble. Both ornaments exhibit a hammered or textured surface, with one piece being a broader, flatter band and the other a more elongated, leaf-like shape. Perforations are visible at the ends of both pieces, indicating they were intended for attachment or stringing.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:00.831Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18035,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":144,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18036/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st millennium bc \n a mixed group of bronze appliqués, including three accompanied by an old scholarly note, typed and signed by w.g. lambert, late professor of assyriology, university of birmingham, 1970-1993, which states: 'bronze attachment in form of horse 50 x 73 mm. this shows a prancing horse in relief, done in repoussé work with some engraved finishing and with attached eye and ear. two loops are fixed on the back for a cord or strap to pass through. this comes from west central asia and is in a form of steppe art, precise dates not yet certain, but probably c.600-300 b.c. this is in good condition and a nice example of its kind.'; (w-64) 'bronze attachment in form of hose, 49 x 72mm. this shows a prancing horse in relief, done in repoussé work with some engraved finishing and with attached eye and ear. two loops are fixed on the back for a cord or strap to pass through. this comes from west central asia and is in a form of steppe art. precise dates not yet certain, but probably c. 600-300 b.c. the front paw and tail are incomplete, otherwise it is in good condition.'; (w-69) 'bronze model of hose, 46 x 55mm. this shows a walking horse in low relief, done by repoussé work, with wings (now broken) and something resting on its rump, which may be a pecking bird. there is a hole for attachment through the body. this is in a form of steppe art, not easily dated, but probably c. 600-300 b.c. it comes from west central asia. it is in fair condition.' 89 grams total, 53-73mm (2 - 3\"). fine condition. [4] \n \n provenance \n the signo collection, the property of a west london businessman, formed in the late 1980s-early 1990s; item reference numbers w-61. w-64, w-69, y-449; academically researched and catalogued by the late professor lambert in the early 1990s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"876","title":{"en":"scythian animal appliqué collection"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18036/view","directSalePrice":144,"aiDescription":"This collection features a group of Scythian animal appliqués, likely crafted from bronze. The four distinct pieces depict stylized animals, primarily horses, showcasing characteristic Scythian animal-style art. Two appliqués clearly represent standing horses, while another depicts two intertwined or rearing animals, possibly horses or mythical creatures. The fourth piece is an abstract animal form, demonstrating the Scythian mastery of incorporating animal motifs into decorative objects, likely for adornment on clothing, belts, or horse trappings.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.894Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18036,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18037/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"6th-5th century bc \n a discoid lapis lazuli mould with incuse image and beaded border, profile female bust with flower to the temple and drop earring. 3.55 grams, 24mm (1\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european lady; part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"877","title":{"en":"graeco-persian mould with bust"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18037/view","directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This Graeco-Persian mould features a bust, likely for producing relief decorations or seals. The object is oval-shaped and appears to be made of stone or ceramic. The mould depicts a classical profile bust of a figure, possibly female, with elaborate hair or headwear. The image provided shows both the mould and an impression, highlighting the clear detail of the facial features and coiffure, indicative of Graeco-Persian artistic influence combining Hellenic and Near Eastern styles.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.894Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18037,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":800,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18038/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"4th-1st century bc \n a silver phiale with slightly flared rim; the body with a series of repoussé petals forming a sun-burst, radiating from a central raised boss. 345 grams, 17.5cm (7\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a north london lady; gifted from her father's collection; formerly with a mayfair gallery, london, uk; previously acquired in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":1000,"lotNumber":"878","title":{"en":"greek hellenistic silver phiale mesomphalos"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18038/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_silver","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":800,"aiDescription":"This is a Greek Hellenistic silver phiale mesomphalos, a shallow libation bowl with a central boss or omphalos. The phiale is crafted from silver and features radiating flutes or petals extending from the central omphalos to the rim. The silver has acquired a dark patina, enhancing the texture and relief of the decorative elements. This type of vessel was commonly used for ritualistic purposes in ancient Greece, making it a significant artifact of religious or ceremonial practice.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:00.833Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£800 - £1,000","currency":"GBP","id":18038,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":800},{"startPrice":80,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18039/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"5th century bc \n a bronze bridle mount plaque in the form of a stylised horse's head in profile with gaping mouth, piriform eye and beaded border to the mane and jaw; d-shaped hole to the mouth, elliptical one behind; substantial c-shaped loop for attachment to bridle to reverse. 17.46 grams, 36mm (1 1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of an english gentleman; previously from an old continental collection. \n \n literature \n cf. animal-style plaques in davis-kimball, j., bashilov, v.a. and yablons, l.t. (eds.) \n nomads of the eurasian steppes in the early iron age, berkeley, 1995, fig.47(b)."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"879","title":{"en":"scythian dragon head mount"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18039/view","directSalePrice":80,"aiDescription":"This is a Scythian dragon head mount, likely crafted from a ceramic or faience material with a green-blue glaze. The piece depicts a highly stylized dragon or beast head, characterized by its open mouth, prominent snout, and visible teeth. Its hollowed eyes and textured surface suggest a fierce and mythical creature. This mount was likely used as a decorative element or appliqué, reflecting the rich animal-style artistry of Scythian culture.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.894Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18039,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":270,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18040/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd century bc \n a bronze round-section hoop supporting a large oval plaque engraved with image of cybele riding a lion, holding a branch in her right hand. 5.35 grams, 21.30mm overall, 15.84mm internal diameter (approximate size british j 1/2, usa 5, europe 9.32, japan 9) (3/4\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a south london collector; acquired before 1980."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"880","title":{"en":"greek signet ring with cybele riding a lion"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18040/view","directSalePrice":270,"aiDescription":"This is a Greek signet ring featuring an intaglio depicting Cybele riding a lion. The ring is crafted from bronze, and the bezel is circular, showing Cybele, the Phrygian mother goddess, seated atop a striding lion. This imagery is a significant iconographic motif, symbolizing power, fertility, and dominion over wild nature. The clear impression on the bezel suggests its use for sealing documents or personal identification.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.894Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":18040,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":1200,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18041/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"4th century bc \n the female bust of the goddess demeter(?), a stucco protome with narrow face, aquiline nose, small mouth, thick curly hair parted in the centre; hole to the reverse of the head, tubular feature above with thickened lip, one with slot to the reverse of the shoulders. 1.7 kg total, 31.5cm (12 1/2\"). fine condition, repaired. \n \n provenance \n from the private collection of a l; formerly with gorny & mosch, muncich, auction 235, lot 489; acquired before 1998; accompanied by copies of the relevant gorny & mosch catalogue pages. \n \n literature \n see reeder, e.d. \n pandora. frauen im klassischen griechenland, basel, 1996 for discussion; \n il mediterraneo nelle steppe in bonora, g.l. & marzatico, f. \n ori dei cavalieri delle steppe, milan, 2007, fig.15."},"estimateMax":1700,"lotNumber":"881","title":{"en":"greek bust of demeter"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18041/view","tags":["usart_sculpture","usart","usart_all"],"directSalePrice":1200,"aiDescription":"This is a Greek bust depicting Demeter, the goddess of harvest and agriculture. The terracotta sculpture presents the deity with curly hair and a cylindrical headdress. The bust captures the upper torso, highlighting the facial features and coiffure characteristic of ancient Greek artistry. It serves as a fine example of classical religious iconography and sculptural technique.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:00.834Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£1,200 - £1,700","currency":"GBP","id":18041,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":1200},{"startPrice":200,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18042/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n an oval stone pendant with a helmetted horse rider to one side, a standing antelope with suckling calf and bird; bronze attachment loop to the top. 14 grams, 42mm (1 3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a north london lady; gifted from her father's collection; formerly with a mayfair gallery, london, uk; previously acquired in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"882","title":{"en":"parthian pendant with animals and horse rider"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18042/view","directSalePrice":200,"aiDescription":"This is a Parthian pendant, likely crafted from metal given its appearance, featuring bifacial decoration. One side depicts an animal and a horse rider, showcasing a common motif in ancient art. The reverse side also features an animal, though less distinctly. The oval-shaped pendant includes an integral loop for suspension, typical of ancient jewelry or amulets.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.894Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18042,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":225,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18043/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd century bc-2nd century ad \n a penannular silver torc with flared finials, decorated with incised lines, the shank formed as four square-section rods twisted about their own axis. 198 grams, 18.7cm (7 1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n private collection, home counties, uk; acquired before 1980."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"883","title":{"en":"thracian silver twisted torc"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18043/view","tags":["usjewelry_necklaces","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":225,"aiDescription":"This is a Thracian silver twisted torc, a type of rigid neck ring or armlet. The torc is crafted from silver, featuring a distinctive twisted design along its entire length. Both ends are open and terminate with flattened, stylized leaf-like motifs, adding a decorative element to the functional design. This piece represents an ancient form of metalwork and personal adornment.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:58.219Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":18043,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":300,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18044/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"4th-7th century ad \n an amethyst discoid gemstone with chamfered underside, intaglio anguiped (the god abrasax) with serpent-legs and shield(?), enigmatic legend '*mah[.]wazaisa□afba'. 5.3 grams, 25mm (1\"). fine condition, chipped. \n \n provenance \n from the dean family collection, london, uk; acquired on the london art market 1970-1980s."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"884","title":{"en":"greek bifacial gnostic gemstone with abrasax"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18044/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":300,"aiDescription":"This is a Greek bifacial gnostic gemstone, likely made of amethyst given its purple hue, depicting Abrasax. One side clearly features the figure of Abrasax, a mythical being with a human torso, serpent legs, and a rooster's head, holding a shield and whip, surrounded by Greek script. The reverse side shows a similar figure, indicating its use as a powerful amulet or seal in gnostic traditions. Its intricate carving and symbolic imagery are characteristic of gnostic artifacts.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:58.221Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":18044,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":900,"sold":false,"available":false,"description":{"en":"lot withdrawn"},"estimateMax":1400,"lotNumber":"885","title":{"en":"lot withdrawn"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18045/view","directSalePrice":900,"lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.894Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£1,000 - £1,400","currency":"GBP","id":18045,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":1000},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18046/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"4th-2nd century bc \n a heavy bronze bracelet with round-section shank, terminals formed as two opposing ram's heads with curved horns. 140 grams, 82mm (3 1/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired london art market, 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"886","title":{"en":"greek ram-headed bracelet"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18046/view","directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This is a Greek ram-headed bracelet, likely crafted from bronze given its green patina. The open-ended bracelet features one terminus intricately shaped into a ram's head, a common zoomorphic motif in ancient Greek art and jewelry. The other end is a simpler, rounded terminal. This piece showcases ancient metalworking techniques and symbolic animal representation in personal adornment.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.894Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18046,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18047/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"5th-3rd century bc \n a pair of gold flower pendants, each with eight petals and a central loop to the reverse, circular breloque below, one absent. 1.38 grams total, 25mm (1\"). fine condition. [2, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from the private collection of a central london lady; acquired on the uk ark market in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"887","title":{"en":"greek gold flower pendant pair"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18047/view","tags":["usjewelry_necklaces","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a pair of Greek gold flower pendants. Each pendant is shaped like a multi-petaled flower, with a textured or repoussé surface creating depth and detail. One pendant retains a small, circular disc suspended from its base, suggesting a layered design or a former attachment. These delicate pieces demonstrate ancient Greek goldworking artistry in jewelry.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:58.224Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18047,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":200,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18048/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"4th-7th century ad \n a carved jasper seal with pyramidal reverse, intaglio hatched serpent with enigmatic seriffed legend 'abimiwxwtiwi'. 3.6 grams, 18mm (3/4\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the dean family collection, london, uk; acquired on the london art market 1970-1980s."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"888","title":{"en":"greek gnostic stamp seal"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18048/view","tags":["uscollectibles_deskaccessories","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":200,"aiDescription":"This is a Greek gnostic stamp seal, crafted from a reddish-brown material, possibly jasper or carnelian, shaped as a cube with a central perforation. The stamp seal features carved iconography on one face, depicting a figure within a circular border, surrounded by what appears to be Greek script or magical characters. An impression image shows a clear rendition of a figure with a raised arm and possibly a serpent, reflecting gnostic symbology. This object served as both an amulet and an instrument for imprinting. ","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:58.225Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18048,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18049/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"5th-3rd century bc \n a matching pair of gold earring components formed as a single leaf with raised central vein, one with wire attachment. 0.40 grams total, 18mm each (3/4\"). fine condition. [2, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from the private collection of a central london lady; acquired on the uk ark market in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"889","title":{"en":"greek gold leaf earring pair"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18049/view","tags":["usjewelry_earrings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a pair of Greek gold leaf earrings. Each earring features a delicate, elongated leaf-shaped element, crafted from thin gold and exhibiting a gently curved or folded appearance. The leaves are suspended from simple, bent wire hooks designed for piercing. These earrings exemplify ancient Greek craftsmanship in gold jewelry, using natural forms as inspiration.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:58.227Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18049,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18050/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"5th-3rd century bc \n a group of six gold rosette appliqués, all pierced through the rim for attachement. 0.66 grams total, 10mm each (1/4\"). very fine condition. [6, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from the private collection of a central london lady; acquired on the uk ark market in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"890","title":{"en":"greek gold appliqué group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18050/view","directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a group of six Greek gold appliqués, likely decorative elements for clothing or other objects. Each appliqué is circular, featuring a raised, multi-petaled flower design with a central boss. Perforations around the edges indicate they were intended for attachment by sewing or pinning. These pieces are fine examples of ancient Greek goldwork and ornamental craft.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.895Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18050,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18051/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze pendant with band of eight bosses surrounding a facing \n gorgoneion amuletic mask. 95 grams, 76mm (3\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a mayfair lady; formerly in an important london collection formed since 1965."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"891","title":{"en":"parthian face pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18051/view","directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This is a Parthian face pendant, likely made of bronze or another metal, featuring a central human face surrounded by a border of eight prominent rounded elements. The face exhibits stylized features, characteristic of ancient artistic representations. A small loop at the top indicates its function as a pendant or amulet, likely for personal adornment or religious purposes.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.895Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18051,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":300,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18052/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"5th-3rd century bc \n a bronze statuette of a stallion standing with right legs slightly forward in motion, head held forward with short groomed mane. 266 grams, 11.2mm (4 1/2\"). fine condition, two legs absent. \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman; formerly acquired on the german art market before 1980."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"892","title":{"en":"greek horse statuette"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18052/view","tags":["usart_sculpture","usart","usart_all"],"directSalePrice":300,"aiDescription":"This item is a Greek bronze statuette, likely dating from the ancient Greek period. It depicts a horse, standing on all four legs, though some appear truncated. The statuette exhibits a naturalistic yet stylized form, characteristic of ancient Greek animal bronzes. Its surface shows signs of age with a mottled green patina.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:04.262Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":18052,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18053/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd-2nd century bc \n an elliptical-section hoop with scaphoid plaque, engraved intaglio motif of a flying gryphon to the bezel. 5.48 grams, 23.41mm overall, 20.03x16.66mm internal diameter (approximate size british p, usa 7 1/2, europe 16.23, japan 15) (1\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"893","title":{"en":"greek hellenistic ring with gryphon"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18053/view","directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This lot features a Greek Hellenistic ring, accompanied by two seals, one of which appears to be a modern impression. The ring itself is an ancient piece of jewelry. The central subject matter of the ring's bezel, and one of the seals, is a gryphon. The ring and seals show varying states of preservation, with the ring exhibiting significant wear.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.895Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18053,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":80,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18054/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-1st century bc \n a bronze annular diadem with baluster detailing, median spray of blossom, two cinquefoil tags to the reverse. 98 grams, 10cm (4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a north london gentleman; acquired in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"894","title":{"en":"greek hellenistic statue diadem"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18054/view","directSalePrice":80,"aiDescription":"This is a Greek Hellenistic statue diadem, crafted from bronze. The diadem is designed with a central floral or foliate motif flanked by two star-like elements. Its openwork construction and organic forms suggest it was an adornment for a sculpture, characteristic of Hellenistic period artistic practices.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.895Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18054,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":300,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18055/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"8th-7th century bc \n a small ornate silver bow-shaped fibula with integral coil and pin; seven decorated lobes evenly spaced across the arch and catch decorated with fine chain and silver granules. 13.31 grams, 58mm (2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman; formerly acquired on the german art market before 1980. \n \n literature \n see hattatt, r. \n iron age and roman brooches, oxford, 1985, item 710 for type."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"895","title":{"en":"greek silver bow brooch"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18055/view","tags":["usjewelry_brooches","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":300,"aiDescription":"This is a Greek silver bow brooch, an ancient piece of personal adornment. The brooch features an arched body composed of beaded and segmented elements, terminating in a decorative, geometric pendant. The pendant has a central raised motif, possibly a stylized cross or floral design. A long pin extends from one end, allowing it to be fastened.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:04.265Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":18055,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":400,"sold":false,"available":false,"description":{"en":"lot withdrawn"},"estimateMax":600,"lotNumber":"896","title":{"en":"lot withdrawn"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18056/view","directSalePrice":400,"lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.895Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£400 - £600","currency":"GBP","id":18056,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":400},{"startPrice":270,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18057/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-1st century bc \n a gold pendant formed as rectangular lapis lazuli plaque within a plain gold frame, collared suspension loop above. 5.5 grams, 25mm (1\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n previously in the collection of a respected gentleman, assembled 1965-2018."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"897","title":{"en":"greek hellenistic gold pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18057/view","tags":["usjewelry_necklaces","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":270,"aiDescription":"This lot presents a Greek Hellenistic gold pendant. The pendant features a square-shaped gold setting with a central, vibrant blue inlay, likely lapis lazuli. It has a looped bail at the top for suspension, indicating its function as an item of jewelry. The craftsmanship shows the fine metalwork typical of the Hellenistic period.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:04.272Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":18057,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":6,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18058/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-1st century bc \n a gold lunate pendant with thin angled body; beads of gold to the terminating points and at the junction with integral suspension loop. 0.80 grams, 13mm (1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a london lady, part of her family's swiss collection; formerly acquired in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"898","title":{"en":"greek hellenistic gold lunar pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18058/view","tags":["usjewelry_necklaces","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":6,"aiDescription":"This item is a Greek Hellenistic gold lunar pendant. It is crafted in gold and shaped like a crescent moon, with an open form and rounded ends. A loop at the top suggests it was designed to be worn as a piece of jewelry. The simplicity of its design emphasizes the elegant form of the lunar motif.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:04.280Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":18058,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":176,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18059/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"later 1st millennium bc \n a mixed group of bronze zoomorphic mounts including deer, lion and eagle. 48 grams total, 32-52mm (1 1/4 - 2\"). fine condition. [5] \n \n provenance \n the signo collection, the property of a west london businessman, formed in the late 1980s-early 1990s."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"899","title":{"en":"scythian animal appliqué group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18059/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":176,"aiDescription":"This group consists of Scythian animal appliqués, likely cast in bronze or a similar alloy. The collection includes five distinct animal forms: an eagle with spread wings grasping prey, a stylized quadruped, and three horses, two of which have openwork legs. These pieces are characteristic of Scythian animal style art.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:04.288Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18059,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":189,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18060/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st millennium bc \n a mixed group of bronze appliqués, including two accompanied by typed and signed notes by the late w.g. lambert, professor of assyriology, university of birmingham, 1970-1993, which state: (w-62) 'bronze attachment in form of horse 47 x 70 mm. this shows a prancing horse in relief, done in repoussé work with some engraved finishing and attached eye and ear. two loops on the back were for a cord or strap to pass through. this comes from west central asia and is a form of steppe art, precise dates not yet certain but probably c. 600-300 b.c. the hind leg is broken and missing, and there is a hole ny the ear, otherwise it is in fair condition.'; (w-63) 'bronze attachment in form of horse, 48 x 70mm. this shows a prancing horse in relief, done in repoussé work with some engraved finishing and with attached eye and ear. two loops are fixed on the back (one now broken) for a cord or strap to pass through. this comes from west central asia and is in a form of steppe art, precise dates not yet certain, but probably c. 600-300 b.c. it is generally in good condition, though the tail and front paw may not be quite complete.'; an ibex with legs folded beneath the body; and a dog. 82 grams total, 39-69mm (1 1/2 - 2 3/4\"). mainly fine condition. [4] \n \n provenance \n the signo collection, the property of a west london businessman, formed in the late 1980s-early 1990s; item numbers w-62, w63, y-735, y-931; academically researched and catalogued by the late professor lambert in the early 1990s."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"900","title":{"en":"scythian animal appliqué group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18060/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":189,"aiDescription":"This lot comprises a group of Scythian animal appliqués, possibly made of bronze or a similar metal, exhibiting varied patinas. The group includes two horses, depicted in a stylized manner with distinct facial features and manes. Also present are two other quadrupeds, one seated and one standing, possibly a goat or ram. These pieces are representative of Scythian animal art.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:04.296Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18060,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":1350,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18061/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd century bc and later \n a mixed group of gilded items comprising: a bulbous gold bead with triangles of granulation; a necklace bar with granulated legend; an agate necklace component with four garnet cloisons an gold fittings, gold dangles below; a cannetille pendant with openwork domes; an ovoid bead with granulated surface, applied glass cabochons; a cannetille fish pendant; a cannetille panel; a tau cross pendant with three dangles below, opposed birds to the arms. 65.5 grams, 25-60mm (1 - 2 1/2\"). fine condition. [8] \n \n provenance \n previously in the collection of a respected gentleman, assembled 1965-2018."},"estimateMax":2000,"lotNumber":"901","title":{"en":"greek hellenistic and other gold jewellery collection"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18061/view","tags":["usjewelry_necklaces","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1350,"aiDescription":"This collection features Greek Hellenistic and other gold jewelry, comprising a diverse array of forms and styles. Notable pieces include a finely granulated spherical bead, a helmet-shaped object, an intricate openwork plaque, and a multi-pendant piece with red gemstone inlays. Other items include an elaborate filigree pendant, a bird-motif piece with pearl and turquoise accents, a fish-shaped pendant, and a simple bar pendant. The materials are predominantly gold, with some pieces incorporating gems and pearls.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:04.304Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£1,500 - £2,000","currency":"GBP","id":18061,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":1500},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18062/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"6th century bc-3rd century ad \n a bronze horn terminal with tapering socket, domed eyes, openwork curled beak. 92 grams, 88mm (3 1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european businessman; from his private belgian collection formed in the 1990s; previously in a north american collection formed in illinois in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"902","title":{"en":"scythian drinking horn terminal"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18062/view","directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This item is a Scythian drinking horn terminal, likely crafted from bronze, exhibiting a green and reddish patina. The terminal is shaped as a stylized animal head, possibly a ram or griffin, characterized by a prominent curled horn. It features perforations along the wider end, suggesting it was attached to a horn.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.895Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18062,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":180,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18063/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"7th-5th century bc \n a matched pair of gold earring hoops, each formed as an annular panel with applied concentric filigree. 11.4 grams total, 35mm each (1 1/2\"). very fine condition. [2] \n \n provenance \n from the private collection of a central london lady; acquired on the uk art market in the 1990s. \n \n literature \n cf. marshall, f.h. \n catalogue of the jewellery, greek, etruscan and roman, in the department of antiquities, british museum, london, 1911, item 1416 for type."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"903","title":{"en":"italic gold earring pair"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18063/view","tags":["usjewelry_earrings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":180,"aiDescription":"This is a pair of ancient Italic gold earrings. Each earring is a circular, open hoop design with an inner circular perforation, resembling a disc or ring. The surface of the gold is adorned with concentric raised lines and fine textured bands, likely filigree or granulation, creating a decorative pattern. Both earrings show signs of age and wear, with one appearing more heavily patinated or corroded than the other.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:59.238Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":18063,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18064/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"7th-5th century bc \n a gold earring hoop formed as an annular panel with applied concentric fillets, band of hollow-formed granules to the rim. 3.47 grams, 30mm (1 1/4\"). very fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from the private collection of a central london lady; acquired on the uk ark market in the 1990s. \n \n literature \n cf. marshall, f.h. \n catalogue of the jewellery, greek, etruscan and roman, in the department of antiquities, british museum, london, 1911, item 1416 for type."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"904","title":{"en":"italic gold earring"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18064/view","tags":["usjewelry_earrings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a single ancient Italic gold earring, characterized by its circular shape and central opening. The outer edge of the main circular body is adorned with a border of small, spherical gold beads, evenly spaced. The earring features a distinctive opening on one side, suggesting it was designed as an open hoop. The surface exhibits a rich gold patina consistent with its age.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:59.240Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18064,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":180,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18065/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"5th-3rd century bc \n a blackware oinochoe with barrel-shaped body, pedestal base, narrow neck with pinched trefoil rim, strap handle to the rear; radiating ochre strokes to the shoulder, bands of chevron and scrolled ochre lines. 206 grams, 13.4cm (5 1/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from a swedish private collection; formerly from the estate of a deceased british north country collector, acquired over a 30 year period from the early 1970s."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"905","title":{"en":"greek gnathian trefoil-mouth oinochoe"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18065/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_pottery","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":180,"aiDescription":"This is a Greek Gnathian oinochoe, a type of ancient ceramic wine jug, featuring a distinctive trefoil mouth and a single handle. The vessel is primarily dark-glazed, with decorative elements painted in lighter slip, showcasing a series of horizontal bands and a prominent wave-like or scroll pattern around its belly. Above this, a band of pointed chevron or arrow-like motifs encircles the upper body. The elegant form and decorative patterns are characteristic of Gnathian ware.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:59.242Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18065,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":108,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18066/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a silver miniature rhyton with ram's body protome, frieze of female figures below the rim. 4.6 grams, 20mm (1\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":170,"lotNumber":"906","title":{"en":"parthian silver miniature rhyton"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18066/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_silver","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":108,"aiDescription":"This is a Parthian silver miniature rhyton, a drinking horn or vessel often shaped as an animal. The piece depicts a stylized animal, possibly a hare or a similar creature, with a curved body and an upright head forming the base of the vessel. The top opening of the rhyton is circular and features some relief decoration, suggesting human or mythological figures, typical of ancient artistry in metalwork.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:59.243Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£120 - £170","currency":"GBP","id":18066,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":120},{"startPrice":600,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18067/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-1st century bc \n a gold ring with substantial d-section hoop, flared bezel with inset emerald cabochon and offset smaller garnet cabochon. 7.79 grams, 20mm overall, 15.35mm internal diameter (approximate size british i 1/2, usa 4 1/2, europe 8.16, japan 8) (3/4\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired in the late 1970s and 1980s."},"estimateMax":800,"lotNumber":"907","title":{"en":"greek hellenistic gold ring with emerald and garnets"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18067/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":600,"aiDescription":"This is a Greek Hellenistic gold ring featuring a prominent oval emerald gemstone flanked by two smaller round garnets, all set within the bezel. The ring has a classic band design, with the central emerald being the focal point due to its size and vibrant green color. The gold setting is smooth and polished, emphasizing the precious stones. It represents a luxurious piece of ancient jewelry.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:59.245Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£600 - £800","currency":"GBP","id":18067,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":600},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18068/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-1st century bc \n a silver hoop with hatched detailing, square bezel with incised text 'λοη[β]οινικ'. 7.7 grams, 23.37mm overall, 19.44x17.23mm internal diameter (approximate size british o, usa 7, europe 14.98, japan 14) (1\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in london; acquired on the uk art market."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"908","title":{"en":"greek silver ring with inscription"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18068/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Greek silver ring with an inscription on its flattened, oval-shaped bezel. The inscription appears to be in Greek script, though partially obscured and worn, possibly indicating a name, dedication, or message. The ring's band features incised linear patterns, adding a decorative element to the otherwise functional design. The silver exhibits a dark patina consistent with age.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:59.247Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18068,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":1000,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18069/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a sheet-gold penannular diadem with repoussé fluting and pellets to the rim, central rectangular panel with trefoils and pellets, cell with inset carnelian intaglio, two monkeys in profile with crosses and other geometric designs in the field. 40 grams, 11.5cm (4 1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the private collection of a north west london lady; previously with a central london gallery; formerly acquired before 1990. \n \n literature \n see despini, a. \n greek art. ancient gold jewellery, athens, 1996 for discussion."},"estimateMax":1400,"lotNumber":"909","title":{"en":"parthian gold diadem with intaglio gemstone"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18069/view","directSalePrice":1000,"aiDescription":"This is a Parthian gold diadem, an ornamental headband, adorned with an intaglio gemstone at its center. The diadem is broad and curved, featuring multiple horizontal ribs or flutes across its surface, giving it a structured appearance. Small, rounded bosses or beads are arranged in decorative patterns around the central intaglio, which is a reddish-brown oval gemstone, possibly carnelian, with a carved design. The elaborate gold work suggests a piece of ceremonial or royal jewelry.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.896Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£1,000 - £1,400","currency":"GBP","id":18069,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":1000},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18070/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"5th-3rd century bc \n a substantial bronze handle for a \n krator or \n hydria, with flared discoid attachment panels, ribbed detailing to the upper face; etruscan or apulian workmanship; mounted on a custom-made stand. 649 grams, 15cm including stand (6\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n condition report [click to show]  \n \n \n this information is available to our registered clients. \n please log in to view. \n \n \n provenance \n property of a uk gentleman; formerly in the hay collection, london, uk."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"910","title":{"en":"greek bronze vessel handle"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18070/view","directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Greek bronze vessel handle, likely from a krater or hydria, dating to the C.5th-3rd Century BC. The handle has a sturdy, inverted U-shape, typical of ancient Greek pottery or metalware. Its surface shows green and brown patination, indicative of aged bronze. The handle is presented on a modern stand for display, highlighting its archaeological significance as a functional and decorative component of an ancient vessel.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.896Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":18070,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":180,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18071/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"5th-4th century bc \n a silver finger ring comprising a slender d-shaped hoop, scaphoid bezel with intaglio profile image of as sphinx advancing with wing raised. 3.45 grams, 22mm overall, 18.95mm internal diameter (approximate size british r 1/2, usa 8 3/4, europe 19.38, japan 18) (1\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s. \n \n literature \n cf. chadour, a.b. \n rings. the alice and louis koch collection, volume i, leeds, 1994, item 65 for type."},"estimateMax":240,"lotNumber":"911","title":{"en":"greek silver signet ring with sphinx"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18071/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":180,"aiDescription":"This is a Greek silver signet ring featuring an intaglio carving of a sphinx on its oval bezel. The ring's silver material shows signs of ancient green patination, and the carved detail of the sphinx is clearly visible, though worn, depicting the mythical creature in profile. The ring served both as an adornment and a functional tool for sealing documents or marking property with its unique image.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:59.249Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£180 - £240","currency":"GBP","id":18071,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":180},{"startPrice":180,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18072/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"5th-3rd century bc \n a bulbous blackware oinochoe with pedestal foot, d-section strap handle, pinched rim and vertically ribbed body; band of vineleaf ornament in ochre to the neck. 160 grams, 16.3cm (6 1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from a swedish private collection; formerly from the estate of a deceased british north country collector, acquired over a 30 year period from the early 1970s."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"912","title":{"en":"greek gnathian ribbed oinochoe"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18072/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_pottery","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":180,"aiDescription":"This is a Greek Gnathian ribbed oinochoe, a small ceramic jug characterized by its distinctive trefoil mouth and single handle. The vessel's body is vertically ribbed, giving it a textural quality, and is covered in a dark glaze. A decorative band of white and yellow painted motifs, possibly floral or geometric, adorns the shoulder of the oinochoe, contrasting with the dark background. The base and parts of the mouth show the natural reddish-brown ceramic color.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:58.813Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18072,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18073/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"4th-1st century bc \n a jasper scaraboid engraved to one side with a standing lion; \n uraeus cobra to the back, \n neb hieroglyph below, winged sun-disc to the top. 6.70 grams, 22mm (1\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in london; previously from an american collection formed in the 1950s."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"913","title":{"en":"graeco-persian scaraboid seal"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18073/view","directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This item is a Graeco-Persian scaraboid seal, likely dating to the Achaemenid period. Made of a light-colored, possibly carnelian or chalcedony material, the seal features a domed top and a flat, incised base. The subject matter depicts a griffin-like creature, possibly a sphinx, with wings and an animal body in a dynamic pose. The impression shows the creature's detailed form, including its head turned back, muscular body, and prominent wings.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.896Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18073,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":1200,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18074/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"4th century bc \n the female bust of the goddess demeter(?), a stucco protome with narrow face, aquiline nose, small mouth, thick curly hair parted in the centre; hole to the reverse of the head, tubular feature above with thickened lip, one with slot to the reverse of the shoulders. 1.5 kg total, 29cm (11 1/2\"). fine condition, restored. \n \n provenance \n from the private collection of a l; formerly with gorny & mosch, muncich, auction 235, lot 490; acquired before 1998; accompanied by copies of the relevant gorny & mosch catalogue pages. \n \n literature \n see reeder, e.d. \n pandora. frauen im klassischen griechenland, basel, 1996 for discussion; \n il mediterraneo nelle steppe in bonora, g.l. & marzatico, f. \n ori dei cavalieri delle steppe, milan, 2007, fig.15."},"estimateMax":1700,"lotNumber":"914","title":{"en":"greek bust of demeter"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18074/view","tags":["usart_sculpture","usart","usart_all"],"directSalePrice":1200,"aiDescription":"This item is a Greek bust depicting the goddess Demeter, likely a terracotta sculpture. The bust features a female figure with finely carved facial features, including a straight nose and full lips. She is depicted with a tall, cylindrical headdress and curly hair that frames her face. The material appears to be a light-colored clay, exhibiting the characteristic texture of ancient Greek terracotta.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:58.814Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£1,200 - £1,700","currency":"GBP","id":18074,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Greek"},"estimateMin":1200},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18075/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century ad \n a bronze almond-shaped mount, inscribed with 'leg iv' to the upper face, two fixing studs to the underside. 13.6 grams, 41mm (1 3/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n private collection, uk; formed in the 1980s. \n \n footnotes \n leg iv of macedonia was a legion of the imperial roman army founded in 48 bc by gaius julius caesar with italian legionaries, and was disbanded in ad 70 by emperor vespasian. the legion symbols were a bull and a capricorn."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"915","title":{"en":"roman legion iv mount"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18075/view","tags":["uscollectibles_militaria","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman mount, possibly bronze or lead, associated with Legion IV (LEG IIII). The object has an elongated, oval shape with a slightly convex surface. The inscription 'LEG IIII' is clearly visible in raised Roman capital letters on its surface, indicating its military affiliation. The mount appears to be weathered, with some surface pitting and a dark patina.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:58.816Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18075,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18076/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century ad \n a bronze hairpin with tapering pin and narrow collar, the finial shaped as a balustered arm extending to an open left hand with raised forefinger, once possibly holding an apple. 10.2 grams, 11.5cm (4 1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in london; acquired on the uk art market."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"916","title":{"en":"roman pin with hand"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18076/view","directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman pin, likely made of bronze or copper alloy, featuring a sculpted hand at its finial. The pin has a long, slender body that tapers to a point. The top portion is decorated with segmented bands, culminating in a detailed rendering of a human hand with fingers extended upwards, possibly in a gesture or as a functional element. The metal shows signs of ancient patina.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.896Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":18076,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18077/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a silver ligula, medical or cosmetic spoon, with long balustered handle and deep bowl, teardrop-shaped applicator to one end. 8.58 grams, 16.5cm (6 1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in london; acquired on the uk art market."},"estimateMax":170,"lotNumber":"917","title":{"en":"roman silver ligula with applicator"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18077/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_silver","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman silver ligula with an applicator, likely a cosmetic or medical instrument. The ligula features a long, slender shaft that transitions into a small, spoon-like bowl at one end. The opposite end terminates in a pointed or blunt applicator, possibly for precise application. Decorative elements, such as molded rings or beads, are visible along the shaft, characteristic of Roman silverware. The silver has a tarnished, dark patina.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:58.817Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£120 - £170","currency":"GBP","id":18077,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":120},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18078/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a group of samian ware vessel fragments, variously depicting a boar's head, a bearded male, a facing male mask, a frieze of four bearded male heads and a bearded, cloaked and robed male figure. 140 grams, 60-118mm (2 1/2 - 4 1/2\"). fine condition. [5] \n \n provenance \n property of a mayfair lady; formerly in an important london collection formed since 1965."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"918","title":{"en":"roman decorated samian ware fragment group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18078/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_pottery","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This item is a group of Roman decorated Samian ware fragments, indicating a red-gloss pottery type. The fragments feature various molded relief decorations typical of Arretine or Gallo-Roman Samian ware. Recognizable imagery includes a human bust or face, an animal figure (possibly a feline or dog), and intricate foliate or geometric patterns. The material is a characteristic red terracotta, indicating its origin as fine tableware.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:58.818Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18078,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":54,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18079/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a restrung glass bead necklace composed of amber-coloured balustered beads interspersed with light green oblate and small blue oblate beads, central feature of four barrel-shaped stone beads with three blue glass pendants; modern clasp. 50 grams, 50cm (20 3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a north west london gallery; formerly in a 1980s collection."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"919","title":{"en":"roman mixed bead necklace"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18079/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":54,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman mixed bead necklace, composed of various materials and shapes. The necklace features an assortment of rounded, cylindrical, and irregular beads in hues of green, blue, and cream. The materials likely include glass, stone, and possibly bone or shell, strung together to form a wearable piece of jewelry. The overall aesthetic suggests a handcrafted, rustic appearance common in Roman period adornments.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:58.820Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18079,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18080/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a gold earring with s-shaped hook, discoid cell with green glass insert to the front, the loop with iridescent glass melon bead. 1.71 grams, 19mm (3/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired in the early 2000s; formerly with a slough collector since the 1980s."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"920","title":{"en":"roman gold earring"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18080/view","tags":["usjewelry_earrings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman gold earring, adorned with a green gemstone and a pearl. The earring features a curved gold wire setting, designed to fit through the ear. A prominent oval-shaped green gemstone, possibly an emerald or glass paste, is securely set within a bezel. Below the green stone, a lustrous, irregularly shaped white pearl is attached, adding to its decorative appeal.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:17:58.821Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18080,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18081/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd-4th century ad \n a long bronze mount in the form of a dolphin with stud to the bottom of a rounded nose, c-section body with incised eyes and ridged fin; arched tail flattening to a plaque with stud below. 27 grams, 11cm (4 1/4\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from an east london collector; previously in a collection formed between 1990-2000."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"921","title":{"en":"roman dolphin mount"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18081/view","directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman dolphin mount, crafted from a bronze or copper alloy. The mount is sculpted in the form of a stylized dolphin, characterized by its curved body and segmented details suggesting fins and scales. One end terminates in a distinct head, while the other appears to be a tail fin. The object's elongated and somewhat sinuous shape suggests it might have been an attachment or decorative element on a larger item.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.897Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18081,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18082/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n an elongated bronze phallic pendant with large suspension loop above. 22.9 grams, 45mm (1 3/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in london; acquired on the uk art market."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"922","title":{"en":"roman phallic pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18082/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman phallic pendant, likely made of bronze or a copper alloy. The pendant features a realistic depiction of a phallus, complete with anatomical details. A prominent loop at the top indicates it was designed to be worn as a pendant or amulet. The object exhibits a dark, aged patina, characteristic of ancient bronze artifacts, and would have served as a symbol of protection or fertility.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:03.507Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18082,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18083/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze statuette of a stylised standing horse with stubby legs and short tail; pierced through the middle. 17.2 grams, 37mm (1 1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from the private collection of a central london lady; acquired on the uk ark market in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"923","title":{"en":"roman horse statuette"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18083/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman statuette, specifically an ancient bronze horse figurine. The subject matter is an equine, rendered in a stylized, somewhat abstract form with a noticeable hole in the body. It is made of bronze and features a greenish patina, indicating its age and material composition.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:03.509Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18083,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18084/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"mainly 2nd century ad \n a mixed group of bronze plate brooches comprising: a running hound with legs extended; a standing hound with head raised, pin beneath the feet; a dove with inset enamel panel to the wing. 19.7 grams total, 35-43mm (1 1/2 - 1 3/4\"). fine condition. [3, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"924","title":{"en":"roman plate brooch collection"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18084/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This lot comprises a collection of Roman plate brooches, representing ancient Roman jewelry or adornments. The subject matter includes animal forms: one depicting a leaping horse, another a bird (possibly a goose) with an inlaid section, and a third, more abstract horse-shaped brooch with a visible pin mechanism. These items are crafted from bronze and display varying degrees of patination.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:03.510Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18084,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18085/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-4th century ad and later \n a restrung necklace of graduated polychrome glass beads, mainly tubular and biconvex in profile, some with marvered trails; modern clasp. 54.7 grams, 44cm (17 1/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london collector, acquired early 1990s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"925","title":{"en":"roman glass bead necklace"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18085/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman glass bead necklace, an example of ancient Roman personal adornment. The necklace consists of numerous variegated glass beads, primarily barrel-shaped and spherical, each adorned with distinct patterns and colors, including stripes, waves, and abstract designs. It is made from glass and strung together to form a wearable piece of jewelry.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:03.512Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18085,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":27,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18086/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a bronze pendant of a phallus with loop to the rear. 16.5 grams, 4cm (1 1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the 1970s."},"estimateMax":40,"lotNumber":"926","title":{"en":"roman phallic pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18086/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":27,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman phallic pendant, an ancient charm or amulet. The subject matter is a stylized phallus, often associated with fertility and good luck in Roman culture. It is made of metal, likely bronze, and features a loop at the top for suspension, indicating its use as a wearable item.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:03.513Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£30 - £40","currency":"GBP","id":18086,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":30},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18087/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-2nd century ad \n a mixed group of two carnelian and one red jasper intaglios comprising: one with \n trophaeum and eagle perching; one with cupid between birds; one of fortuna standing with rudder and cornucopia. 1.41 grams total, 11-13mm (1/2\"). fine condition. [3] no reserve.  \n provenance \n from the collection of a european lady; part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":240,"lotNumber":"927","title":{"en":"roman figural gemstone collection"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18087/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This lot presents a collection of Roman figural gemstones, likely used as intaglios for rings or seals. The subject matter across the six gemstones includes various mythological or allegorical figures, depicting human and animal forms in different poses, some appearing to hold objects. Crafted from carnelian and possibly other hardstones, these gemstones exhibit fine relief carving, with three in their natural red-orange color and three shown as grey casts to highlight the intricate details of the engravings.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:03.514Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£180 - £240","currency":"GBP","id":18087,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":180},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18088/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd century bc-3rd century ad or later \n a restrung necklace of mainly barrel-shaped graduated glass beads with two biconvex beads; modern clasp. 86 grams, 50cm (19 1/2\"). fine condition. no reserve.  \n provenance \n from the collection of a european lady; part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"928","title":{"en":"roman or parthian bead necklace"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18088/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This item is an ancient bead necklace, attributed to either the Roman or Parthian period. It consists of numerous small, rounded, and barrel-shaped beads. The beads are primarily grey with horizontal cream-colored bands, showcasing a patterned design. The material appears to be stone or ceramic, strung together to form a wearable necklace.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:03.516Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18088,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18089/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a silver d-section hoop with angled expanding shoulders, flat-section plaque with raised facetted bezel, engraved with pellet-and annulet. 5.64 grams, 27.13 grams, 20.07x17.85mm internal diameter (approximate size british o 1/2, usa 7 1/2, europe 16.00, japan 15) (1\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"929","title":{"en":"roman silver ring with pellet and annulet"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18089/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This lot features a Roman silver ring, an example of ancient jewelry. The ring is made of silver and has a simple, unadorned band that widens at the bezel. The bezel is decorated with a small central pellet surrounded by an annulet, a classic Roman design element. The ring exhibits visible wear and a dark patina consistent with age.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:03.517Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18089,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18090/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"5th-6th century ad \n a greyware ceramic oil lamp with pellets to the underside, broad body with lateral cusp, discus with low-relief image of a huntsman with hounds running, lug handle to the rear. 123 grams, 95mm (3 3/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"930","title":{"en":"roman oil lamp with huntsman"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18090/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_pottery","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman oil lamp, a functional ceramic object from antiquity. The lamp is made of terracotta and features a distinct ovoid shape with a central filling hole and a nozzle for the wick. The discus is decorated with an impressed image of a huntsman, depicting a figure in action, likely engaged in a hunting scene. It displays a natural earthy tone with some visible wear.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:03.519Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18090,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":60,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18091/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a silver knee-brooch in the shape of a swimming dolphin with lunate-shaped headplate, fins to the top and sides; spring, pin and catchplate below. 11 grams, 32mm (1 1/4\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"931","title":{"en":"roman silver dolphin brooch"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18091/view","tags":["usjewelry_brooches","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":60,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman silver dolphin brooch, a piece of ancient Roman jewelry or adornment. The brooch is crafted from silver and shaped into a stylized dolphin, a common motif in Roman art. It features a visible pin mechanism on the reverse for attachment to clothing, and the surface exhibits texture, possibly imitating scales or waves.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:03.520Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18091,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":75,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18092/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-14th century ad \n a mixed group of bronze rings including openwork hoop, lozenge-bezel, square-bezel and other types. 72 grams total, 16.5-26.3mm (1/2 - 1\"). fine condition. [17] \n \n provenance \n property of a london, uk collector; acquired london market, 1990s."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"932","title":{"en":"roman and later ring group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18092/view","directSalePrice":75,"aiDescription":"This lot is a group of rings, encompassing both Roman and later periods, offering a collection of ancient and medieval jewelry. The rings are predominantly made of bronze or similar alloys, displaying varying levels of patination. They feature diverse designs, including plain bands, rings with geometric patterns, and some with more elaborate carved details or possibly settings, reflecting different historical styles and craftsmanship.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.897Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18092,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":180,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18093/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century ad \n a silver ring comprising a round-section hoop, inset garnet cabochon with high-relief mask and billeted rim. 4.35 grams, 24mm overall, 15.40mm internal diameter (approximate size british i 1/2, usa 4 1/2, europe 8.16, japan 8) (1\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n the signo collection, the property of a west london businessman, formed in the late 1980s-early 1990s. \n \n literature \n cf. ruseva-slokoska, l. \n roman jewellery, sofia, 1991, item 191 for type."},"estimateMax":240,"lotNumber":"933","title":{"en":"roman silver ring with mask gemstone"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18093/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":180,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver finger ring featuring a gemstone. The gemstone, likely carnelian or garnet, is deeply set and carved with an intaglio depicting a theatrical mask or grotesque face, a common motif in Roman jewelry. The silver band is simple and unadorned, allowing the gemstone to be the focal point. This piece is characteristic of ancient Roman personal adornment, combining precious metal with carved stone.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:03.342Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£180 - £240","currency":"GBP","id":18093,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":180},{"startPrice":100,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18094/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a raised octagonal red carnelian intaglio gemstone engraved with the roman god minerva standing, holding spear and shield. 0.95 grams, 12.60mm (1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the fortuna collection of engraved gems; acquired on the european art market in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"934","title":{"en":"roman intaglio gemstone with minerva standing"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18094/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":100,"aiDescription":"This Roman intaglio gemstone, likely carnelian, is octagonal in shape and features a finely carved image of Minerva standing. The goddess is depicted in a classical pose, likely holding her attributes, as evidenced by the corresponding plaster impression. Intaglio gemstones like this were often used as signets or set into rings, serving both decorative and practical purposes in Roman society. Its precise carving highlights the skill of Roman gem engravers.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:03.344Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18094,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18095/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a silver pendant in the form of a phallus, elongated tip, small testicle to each side, large suspension loop to the upper face. 7.5 grams, 27mm (1\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"935","title":{"en":"roman silver phallic pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18095/view","tags":["usjewelry_necklaces","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver phallic pendant, a type of amulet common in ancient Roman culture. The object is rendered in silver, depicting a stylized phallus with a suspension loop at the top for wear. Phallic amulets were widely used for apotropaic purposes, believed to ward off evil and bring good fortune. The simple, robust form suggests it was a functional and frequently worn piece of jewelry.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:03.346Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18095,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18096/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century ad \n a gold ring with twisted hoop and drum bezel, inset amethyst intaglio engraved with an image of a winecup filled with three ears of corn(?). 2.62 grams, 24.96mm overall, 15.36mm internal diameter (approximate size british k, usa 5 1/4, europe 9.95, japan 9) (1\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"936","title":{"en":"roman gold ring with gemstone"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18096/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This Roman gold ring features a twisted gold band and a bezel-set gemstone. The gemstone, dark red in color (likely carnelian or garnet), is an intaglio carved with a symbol that appears to be a bird or animal, possibly a depiction of an eagle or other significant motif. The braided or twisted design of the gold band is a notable decorative element, typical of Roman jewelry craftsmanship. This piece combines precious materials with symbolic imagery, reflecting Roman aesthetic and beliefs.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:03.347Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18096,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":72,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18097/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a jasper(?) cloison with intaglio seated figure in profile with sceptre, set into a later silver ring with d-section hoop, stepped shoulders, and discoid bezel with lateral spurs. 15.05 grams, 25.73mm overall, 16.87mm internal diameter (approximate size british o 1/2, usa 7 1/4, europe 15.61, japan 15) (1\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a west london businessman, formed in the late 1980s-early 1990s."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"937","title":{"en":"roman seated figural gemstone in silver ring"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18097/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":72,"aiDescription":"This Roman silver ring is set with a red gemstone, likely carnelian, featuring a carved intaglio. The intaglio depicts a seated figural subject, possibly a deity or important personage, as indicated by the accompanying impression. The silver band is relatively simple, with the gemstone being the central decorative and iconographic element. This piece exemplifies Roman craftsmanship in combining silver with intaglio-carved gemstones for personal adornment and possibly for use as a seal.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:03.349Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18097,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18098/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a lead-alloy toy figurine modelled as a standing cockerel, head turned to the left, feather detailing to the body, tail and wings; probably from a mercury statuette group. 13.8 grams, 30mm (1 1/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a surrey collector; acquired in the early 1970s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"938","title":{"en":"roman cockerel statuette"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18098/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman statuette depicting a cockerel, likely cast in bronze or a similar metal alloy with a dark patina. The figure is rendered with textural detail suggesting feathers and a proud stance, characteristic of Roman animalistic representations. Cockerels were significant in Roman culture, often associated with gods like Mercury or Mars, and could symbolize vigilance, virility, or heraldry. This miniature sculpture would have served as a votive offering, decorative item, or amulet.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:03.350Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18098,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":54,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18099/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"eastern empire, 3rd-5th century ad \n a bronze ladle with deep circular bowl, round-section handle with bird finial. 26 grams, 93mm (3 3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a mayfair lady; formerly in an important london collection formed since 1965."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"939","title":{"en":"roman miniature ladle"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18099/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_flatware","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":54,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman miniature ladle, likely crafted from bronze, featuring a long, slender handle and a shallow bowl. The handle terminates in a decorative element, possibly an animal head or stylized finial, though specific details are obscured by patina. Such miniature ladles were used for various purposes in Roman households, including serving condiments, oils, or possibly for ritualistic pouring. The design is practical yet includes a subtle decorative flourish.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:03.352Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18099,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":200,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18100/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad and later \n a mixed group of three amber glass bead strings comprising: one of mainly annular and oblate beads with large facetted central feature bead; one of mainly annular and oblate beads with three large central feature beads; one of mainly biconical beads. 119 grams total, 35cm average (14 1/4\"). fine condition. [3] \n \n provenance \n the signo collection, the property of a west london businessman, formed in the late 1980s-early 1990s."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"940","title":{"en":"roman amber glass bead necklace string group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18100/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":200,"aiDescription":"This lot comprises a group of Roman amber glass bead necklaces. The necklaces consist of numerous variegated glass beads, primarily in shades of amber, yellow, and orange, with some beads exhibiting swirling patterns. The beads vary in shape and size, including round, oval, and tubular forms, strung together to create distinct strands. These pieces demonstrate Roman glassmaking techniques and their use in decorative personal jewelry.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:03.353Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18100,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18101/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century ad \n a group of well preserved thick coarse white wall plaster fragments from a fresco with painted designs in white, blue, grey and red. 1.1 kg total, 9.5-13cm (3 3/4 x 5\"). fair condition. [5, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a uk gentleman; formerly in the jeger collection, switzerland; acquired in the 19th century; reputed to be from the ancient city of pompeii in campania, italy. \n \n literature \n for similar see casa dell\u2019ara massima or house of pinarius or casa di narcisso, vi.16.15 pompeii, excavated 1903."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"941","title":{"en":"roman polychrome fresco fragment group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18101/view","tags":["usdecor_walldecor","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This group consists of five Roman polychrome fresco fragments. Each fragment displays remnants of painted plaster, featuring bold linear designs and fields of color in red, green, blue, and a lighter creamy hue. The fragments, which show original pigment on a plaster ground, are characteristic of ancient Roman wall painting techniques used to decorate interiors. The visible stripes and color blocks suggest geometric or architectural decorative schemes.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:03.355Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18101,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":720,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18102/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"mainly 1st-2nd century ad \n a mixed group of polychrome glass inlays including a panel fragment with feather detailing, one with mosaic flowers and one with blue and brown irregular swirls. 64 grams total, 23-73mm (1 - 3\"). fine condition. [6] \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a respected gentleman, assembled between 1965-2018."},"estimateMax":1000,"lotNumber":"942","title":{"en":"roman mosaic glass and inlay collection"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18102/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":720,"aiDescription":"This collection features a variety of Roman mosaic glass and inlay fragments. Included are four pieces of mosaic glass with patterned yellow, red, and black details, resembling stylized eyes or facial features, possibly used for inlay. There is also a cylindrical bead or rod section with intricate floral patterns in vibrant colors on a dark ground, and a larger irregular fragment exhibiting swirling blue, brown, and white patterns. These pieces demonstrate the sophisticated Roman techniques in creating polychrome glass for decorative purposes, including beads and inlays.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:04.221Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£800 - £1,000","currency":"GBP","id":18102,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":800},{"startPrice":200,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18103/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a green glass moulded model bird with flange wing and short legs, asymmetrical tail. 5.22 grams, 38mm (1 1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from an important north west london collection; acquired in the late 1980s-early 1990s."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"943","title":{"en":"roman green glass bird model"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18103/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":200,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman-era bird model. It is a figurine or decorative object, depicting a bird with a distinct beak and tail. The model is crafted from green glass, exhibiting a smooth, rounded form. The glass has developed a somewhat textured, weathered surface over time, with areas of lighter green or white patina visible. It presents a stylized, rather than hyper-realistic, representation of a bird, likely intended for ornamental purposes.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:04.223Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18103,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18104/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a glass applicator of twisted glass rod with disc finial and loop handle, iridescent surface. 30 grams, 19cm (7 1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a mayfair lady; formerly in an important london collection formed since 1965. \n \n literature \n cf. lightfoot, c.s. \n ancient glass in national museums scotland, edinburgh, 2007, item 457."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"944","title":{"en":"roman twisted cosmetic applicator"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18104/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman cosmetic applicator. It is a functional tool, characterized by its long, slender form. The applicator features a twisted shaft, providing a tactile and possibly aesthetic detail, and an open loop at one end. The material appears to be metal, likely bronze or a similar alloy, consistent with Roman utility items. Its overall simple yet refined design suggests its use in daily Roman beauty rituals.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:04.224Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18104,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18105/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a carved bone tortoise formed as a discoid plaque with incised segments to the shell, four stub limbs with notched claws, head pierced for suspension. 8.51 grams, 36mm (1 1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european lady; part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"945","title":{"en":"roman carved bone tortoise"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18105/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman carved bone tortoise. It is a small, sculptural figurine depicting a tortoise. The material is bone, which has a light brown, aged appearance. The tortoise features a segmented shell with deeply carved, geometric patterns, including crisscrossing lines and triangles. Its head and four short legs are also discernible, making it a charming representation of the animal, possibly for decorative or gaming purposes.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:04.226Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18105,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":54,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18106/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a restrung glass bead necklace composed of small gold-coloured collared beads with larger fluted, biconical and oblate beads in between; the central element of four tabular amber and green glass beads with a blue ceramic conical pendant and a blue teardrop-shaped pendant below; modern clasp. 40 grams, 54cm (21 1/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a north west london gallery; formerly in a 1980s collection."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"946","title":{"en":"roman mixed bead necklace"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18106/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":54,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman mixed bead necklace, a piece of ancient jewelry. The necklace is composed of numerous beads of varying shapes, sizes, and colors, including light green, cream, and darker grey or black tones. Some beads appear to be natural stone or glass, while others might be shell or bone. It features an irregular, organic arrangement, with a small white teardrop-shaped pendant and a tiny blue bead at the bottom center, adding visual interest to the overall composition.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:04.228Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18106,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18107/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd century ad \n a silver finger ring with tapering d-section hoop, acute facetted shoulders, plaque with central octagonal stud, inscribed 'ave' (hail!). 7.81 grams, 29mm overall, 20.14mm internal diameter (approximate size british u 1/2, usa 10 1/4, europe 23.15, japan 22) (1 1/4\"). very fine condition. a large wearable size. \n \n provenance \n from a wirral, uk, collection; previously in a private collection formed 1965-1975. \n \n literature \n cf. ruseva-slokoska, l. \n roman jewellery, sofia, 1991, item 248 for type."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"947","title":{"en":"roman silver ring with ave inscription"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18107/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman silver ring, functioning as a piece of ancient jewelry. The ring is made of silver, showing signs of age and wear with a dull, textured patina. It features a flat, hexagonal-shaped bezel on which the inscription 'AVE' is clearly visible in raised Roman capital letters. The inscription likely translates to 'hail' or 'farewell,' indicating a message of greeting or remembrance. The ring's simple band and prominent inscription make it a distinctive artifact.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:04.230Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18107,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18108/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze patrix die of a facing female bust with braided(?) hair and segmented collar. 55 grams, 30mm (1 1/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"948","title":{"en":"roman patrix die with bust"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18108/view","tags":["usart_sculpture","usart","usart_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman patrix die with a bust, a tool likely used for impressing designs. The patrix die features the relief of a female bust, characterized by an elaborate hairstyle with large curls or waves framing the face. The figure wears a garment or collar with a scalloped edge. Made of metal, possibly bronze or a similar alloy, the die has a dark, patinated surface. The detailed rendering of the bust suggests its use in creating decorative elements or coin designs.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:04.231Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18108,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":100,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18109/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze conical-shaped finial depicting two similar heads of a young male wearing a helmet, concentric circles to the outer rim; hollow to the inside with separately attached transverse bar. 26 grams, 25mm (1\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"949","title":{"en":"roman janus head finial"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18109/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":100,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman Janus head finial, a decorative terminal element. It is crafted from a dark, patinated metal, possibly bronze, showing signs of wear and corrosion consistent with its age. The finial depicts a human head, characterized by a rounded, perhaps youthful, face and a distinctive headdress or elaborate hair. The presence of 'Janus head' in the description implies a double-faced representation, although only one face is visible in the provided image. Its form suggests it would have topped a staff, piece of furniture, or other artifact.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:04.232Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18109,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":150,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18110/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n an oval red carnelian intaglio gemstone engraved with a seated figure holding implements(?). 0.86 grams, 13.29mm (1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the fortuna collection of engraved gems; acquired on the european art market in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"950","title":{"en":"roman intaglio gemstone with seated figure"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18110/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":150,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman intaglio gemstone, a type of engraved gem used for sealing or decoration. The oval-shaped gemstone is rendered in red-brown (carnelian or similar), with a white plaster cast showing the raised impression of the intaglio. The subject matter is a seated figure, depicted in profile, holding an object or staff. The detailed engraving demonstrates classical Roman artistry, possibly representing a deity, emperor, or allegorical figure. The distinct impression highlights the precision of the carving, a hallmark of ancient glyptic art.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:04.234Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18110,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":360,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18111/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze annular lid with central lipped void, applied silver and niello panel with vine-scroll rosette on a pelleted field with running wave border; pierced for attachment. 20.3 grams, 40mm (1 1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from a private collection of seals and amulets, the property of a canadian gentleman living in london; from his father's collection formed in the late 1960s to 1980s."},"estimateMax":600,"lotNumber":"951","title":{"en":"roman pyxis lid with elaborate design"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18111/view","tags":["usdecor_general","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":360,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman pyxis lid, a circular lid from a small container. The lid is made of metal, likely bronze, and displays an elaborate decorative design. The surface features intricate swirling patterns, possibly representing vines, tendrils, or Celtic knots, interspersed with smaller circular motifs. The design is deeply engraved or cast, creating a textured and visually rich surface. A central circular opening suggests it was designed to fit over a knob or handle, or possibly as part of a larger decorative element.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:04.235Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£400 - £600","currency":"GBP","id":18111,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":400},{"startPrice":50,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18112/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-4th century ad \n a mixed group of gold items comprising: a ring with flat-section hoop, angled shoulders, inset carnelian intaglio; a blue glass bead in gold frame, granulated collar to each opening; a tubular gold-capped agate(?) bead, suspension loop to both caps. 2.89 grams total, 8.5-16.5mm (3/8 - 3/4\"). fine condition. [3, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"952","title":{"en":"roman gold artefact group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18112/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":50,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman gold artifact group, comprising three distinct pieces of ancient jewelry or adornment. The group includes a gold ring with a red gemstone, likely carnelian or glass, set into a flat bezel. Also present is a cylindrical gold pendant with a central dark band, featuring loops at both ends for suspension. The third piece is a smaller, ornate gold object, possibly a bead or decorative element, with a textured surface and an opening. The pieces showcase Roman goldsmithing and gemstone setting, typical of personal adornments from the period.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:07.829Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18112,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":36,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18113/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd-4th century ad \n a mixed group of four lead seals comprising: two large domed types, one with figural bust; two small domed types, one with figural bust. 16 grams total, 13-23mm (1/2 -1\"). fine condition. [4] \n \n provenance \n property of a london, uk collector; acquired london market, 1990s."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"953","title":{"en":"roman seal group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18113/view","tags":["uscollectibles_deskaccessories","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":36,"aiDescription":"This is a group of Roman seals, dating to the Roman period. They are made of an earthy material, possibly clay or stone, and exhibit various shapes and sizes. The seals feature raised or impressed designs, including what appears to be a stylized human face or bust on one, and concentric patterns on others. Their primary function would have been for authentication or sealing documents and containers.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:07.831Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":18113,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":180,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18114/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze weight formed as a standing bearded man with clenched fists on the hips, tunic rolled down to the waist, jar balanced on top of the head; inset hook above. 58.3 grams, 75mm (3\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a european collector; by inheritance."},"estimateMax":240,"lotNumber":"954","title":{"en":"roman bearded man steelyard weight"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18114/view","tags":["uscollectibles_tools","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":180,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman steelyard weight, crafted in the form of a bearded man. Dating to the Roman period, this utilitarian object is made of bronze, exhibiting a dark patina. The figure is depicted standing, with hands on hips, and an exaggerated phallus. A looped attachment for suspension is present at the top of the head, indicating its use in a weighing scale.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:07.832Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£180 - £240","currency":"GBP","id":18114,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":180},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18115/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a round-section silver hoop supporting an elliptical bezel with intaglio motif of an advancing winged gryphon. 3.56 grams, 23.14mm overall, 18.73mm internal diameter (approximate size british s, usa 9, europe 20.00, japan 19) (1\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a private collector; acquired before 1975."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"955","title":{"en":"roman silver ring with gryphon"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18115/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver ring, featuring an oval bezel with an engraved or embossed depiction of a gryphon. Dating to the Roman period, the ring is made of silver, showing signs of age and wear. The mythical creature, a gryphon, is clearly visible on the bezel, characterized by its leonine body and eagle-like head and wings. The ring's band is relatively plain, focusing attention on the detailed bezel.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:07.834Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18115,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18116/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze phallic pendant consisting of a large suspension ring to the top and bottom, to the left an arm ending in a hand forming the \n mano fica gesture, to the other side a phallus; to the centre a phallus with large testicles below. 38.9 grams, 58mm (2 1/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in london; acquired on the uk art market."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"956","title":{"en":"roman phallic pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18116/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman phallic pendant, dating to the Roman period. Crafted from bronze with a green patina, the pendant depicts a winged phallus, a common apotropaic symbol in Roman culture. It features two suspension loops, one at the top and one at the bottom, suggesting it could have been worn or hung as an amulet for protection or good luck.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:07.836Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18116,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":180,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18117/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a group of four bronze implements comprising: a pair of flat-section tweezers with angled tips; a single-sided scalpel with knop finial; a sharp probe with balustered shank and acorn-top finial; a slender leaf-shaped spatula with balustered shank and acorn-top finial. 37.5 grams total, 4.5-16cm (1 3/4 - 6 1/4\"). very fine condition. [4] \n \n provenance \n from an east london collector; previously in a collection formed between 1990-2000."},"estimateMax":240,"lotNumber":"957","title":{"en":"roman medical instrument collection"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18117/view","tags":["uscollectibles_scientific","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":180,"aiDescription":"This is a collection of Roman medical instruments, likely dating to the Roman period. The group consists of four instruments, possibly made of bronze, with a greenish patina. The instruments include what appears to be a long probe or needle, a spoon-like instrument, a pair of forceps or tweezers, and a small knife or scalpel. These tools highlight the advancements and practices of Roman medicine.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:07.837Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£180 - £240","currency":"GBP","id":18117,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":180},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18118/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century ad \n an opaque blue mould-blown glass pyxis formed as a cylindrical body with alternating rosettes and bosses, rounded shoulder and rolled rim; flanged foot to the bottom and cordon to the shoulder to receive a lid. 96 grams, 71mm diameter (2 3/4\"). fine condition, some restoration. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n acquired in 2009 and kept in london; entered the german art market, 1977."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"958","title":{"en":"roman blue glass pyxis"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18118/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman blue glass pyxis, a small cylindrical container with a lid. Dating to the Roman period, the pyxis is crafted from a distinctive blue-green glass. Its exterior is adorned with intricate molded decoration, featuring swirling patterns and raised dots, possibly representing floral or vine motifs. The vessel has a flared rim and a footed base, indicative of Roman glass craftsmanship.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:07.838Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18118,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18119/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a sardonyx(?) oval cameo engraved with a portrait of a lady in profile, her hair dressed in chignon. 1.04 grams, 15.44mm (1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired by his father in the 1970s; thence by descent."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"959","title":{"en":"roman cameo with portrait"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18119/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman cameo, carved with a portrait, likely from the Roman period. The cameo features a raised profile bust, possibly of an emperor or deity, against a darker background stone. The white or light-colored layer of the stone is expertly carved to reveal facial features and drapery details, typical of Roman glyptic art. The oval shape and layered stone are characteristic features of cameos.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:07.839Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18119,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":100,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18120/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a group of three glass intaglios comprising two with engraved diademed male profile busts, one of a standing figure holding a spear and shield, coiled snake(?) behind. 3.22 grams total, 13-16mm (1/2\"). fine condition. [3] \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"960","title":{"en":"roman intaglio gemstone group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18120/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":100,"aiDescription":"This is a group of Roman intaglio gemstones, dating to the Roman period. The collection comprises three individual gemstones, each featuring a carved intaglio design. Two of the gemstones depict profile portraits, likely of male figures, with distinct facial features and headwear. The third gemstone features a symbolic motif, possibly an archer, within a rectangular frame. These intaglios would have been set into rings or other jewelry for sealing or display.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:07.841Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18120,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":350,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18121/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n an ellipsoid sheet gold appliqué with repoussé ropework border, scene depicting a nude bearded male with quiver by his feet resting on a rock and a profile male with helmet and baldric grasping the right hand. 3.79 grams, 51.08mm (2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":450,"lotNumber":"961","title":{"en":"roman gold figural mount"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18121/view","tags":["usart_sculpture","usart","usart_all"],"directSalePrice":350,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman gold figural mount, likely dating to the Roman period. Crafted from sheet gold, the mount is oval in shape and features a repoussé scene with multiple draped figures engaged in an active composition. The figures appear to be in relief, surrounded by decorative elements, possibly foliage, around the border. Small perforations along the edge suggest it was intended for attachment to another object.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:07.842Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£350 - £450","currency":"GBP","id":18121,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":350},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18122/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n an iron hoop with rectangular silver bezel, raised female bust with curly hair framing her face to the centre, applied circular frame and pellets to the edge. 3.86 grams, 21.97mm overall, 15.71x13.20 internal diameter (approximate size british f 1/2, usa 3, europe 3.67, japan 3) (7/8\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"962","title":{"en":"roman iron ring with silver bezel with bust"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18122/view","directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a pair of Roman iron rings, each featuring a silver bezel with a bust. Dating to the Roman period, these rings are made of iron for the band and have a distinct silver setting for the bezel. Each bezel is adorned with a detailed bust, possibly of a deity or an imperial figure, rendered in relief. The design and materials reflect typical Roman jewelry styles, combining different metals for aesthetic appeal.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.899Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18122,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":36,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18123/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a carved haematite(?) phallus with rectangular plaque and suspension loop. 5.30 grams, 30mm (1 1/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a richmond gentleman; part of his family collection formed before 1980; thence by descent."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"963","title":{"en":"roman carved phallic pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18123/view","directSalePrice":36,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman carved phallic pendant, likely made of metal given its dark, textured appearance. The item depicts a stylized phallic form with an integrated loop for suspension, suggesting its use as a personal adornment or amulet. The carving is somewhat abstract, with a rounded, organic shape that hints at a head and perhaps an arm on one side, and a coiled element above the phallic representation. Its period is Roman, and it exhibits a dark, possibly bronze or iron, material with some surface texture.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.899Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":18123,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18124/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a ceramic oil lamp with short round nozzle, pierced lug handle to the rear, geometric border around the discus, an advancing horseman to the centre. 215 grams, 11.5cm (4 1/2\"). fair condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired in the early 2000s; formerly with a slough collector since the 1980s."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"964","title":{"en":"roman oil lamp with horseman"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18124/view","tags":["usdecor_lighting","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman oil lamp, made of terracotta, featuring a relief depiction of a horseman in its central discus. The lamp is oval-shaped with a nozzle for the wick and a handle at the opposite end. The horseman appears to be in motion, possibly a cavalry figure or mythological rider. A decorative patterned band encircles the discus, adding to the lamp's aesthetic appeal. Its material is light-brown terracotta, characteristic of Roman lamps.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:10.241Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":18124,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":45,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18125/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a bronze pendant of male genitals with pierced lug above. 9.83 grams, 30mm (1 1/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980. \n \n literature \n cf. rolland, h. \n bronzes antiques de haute provence, paris, 1965, item 417."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"965","title":{"en":"roman phallic pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18125/view","directSalePrice":45,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman phallic pendant, crafted from a dark, possibly bronze or iron, material with visible surface pitting and corrosion. The pendant is a stylized, abstract representation, appearing to be a squatting or kneeling figure with prominent buttocks, which in Roman contexts could symbolize phallic imagery or fertility. The item has a generally smooth, rounded form with a dark, metallic sheen. Its Roman origin suggests its use as an amulet for protection or good fortune.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.900Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18125,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":350,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18126/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze oil lamp with stepped base, body formed as a male head with filler hole above the crown, nozzle emerging from the chin, lug handle to the brow. 136 grams, 85mm (3 1/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s. \n \n literature \n see rolland, h. \n bronzes antiques de haute provence, paris, 1965, item 358 for type."},"estimateMax":450,"lotNumber":"966","title":{"en":"roman oil lamp with face"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18126/view","tags":["usdecor_lighting","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":350,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman oil lamp fashioned in the form of a human head, possibly a bust, made of bronze or a similar copper alloy, showing significant verdigris. The lamp features a prominent face with a discernible nose, mouth, and eyes, and a topknot or bun hairstyle. The oil spout extends from what would be the chin or beard area, making the face an integral part of the lamp's function. The period is Roman, and its material is a patinated bronze, giving it a distinctive greenish hue.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:10.242Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£350 - £450","currency":"GBP","id":18126,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":350},{"startPrice":500,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18127/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd century ad \n a discoid carnelian cloison bearing an intaglio profile bust of gordian iii (238-244 ad) with diadem and mantle, inscription to rim 'ponti pp iiii'; set into a degraded iron finger ring. 17 grams, 40mm overall, 18.31mm internal diameter (approximate size british q, usa 8, europe 17.49, japan 16) (1 1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n ex debbie lee collection; previously the property of her father for over 50 years. \n \n literature \n see ruseva-slokoska, l. \n roman jewellery, sofia, 1991, item 274 for type. \n \n footnotes \n in roman times iron rings were worn by important people as they were very difficult and thus expensive to manufacture."},"estimateMax":700,"lotNumber":"967","title":{"en":"roman portrait of emperor gordian iii gemstone in iron ring"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18127/view","directSalePrice":500,"aiDescription":"This Roman artifact is a ring featuring an intaglio gemstone depicting the portrait of Emperor Gordian III. The ring itself is made of iron and appears corroded, retaining an organic, rustic shape. The gemstone, likely sard or carnelian, is a deeply carved intaglio with a detailed profile bust of the emperor. The image also includes a clear, perhaps glass or quartz, impression of the intaglio, highlighting the crispness of the imperial portrait. This piece serves as a significant example of Roman personal adornment and imperial iconography.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.900Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£500 - £700","currency":"GBP","id":18127,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":500},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18128/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n an oval yellow jasper intaglio gemstone engraved with victory standing, holding a branch. 0.64 grams, 13.94mm (1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the fortuna collection of engraved gems; acquired on the european art market in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"968","title":{"en":"roman intaglio gemstone with standing victory"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18128/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman intaglio gemstone, likely sard or carnelian, depicting a standing Victory figure. The gemstone is oval-shaped and features a finely carved image of a robed figure, presumably Victory, standing with wings visible. The figure holds an object, possibly a palm branch or wreath, though details are somewhat worn. An impression of the intaglio, possibly in plaster or glass, accompanies it, allowing for a clearer view of the detailed classical figure. The piece is a characteristic example of Roman glyptic art.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:10.244Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18128,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":144,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18129/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-4th century ad and later \n a restrung necklace of glass and glazed composition beads including gold-coloured spacer beads, eye-pendants and a loop dangle. 6.35 grams, 38cm (15\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n the signo collection, the property of a west london businessman, formed in the late 1980s-early 1990s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"969","title":{"en":"roman mixed bead necklace string"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18129/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":144,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman mixed bead necklace string, featuring a vibrant assortment of small, multicolored beads. The necklace is strung with numerous beads in shades of green, orange, yellow, and blue, with some larger, more ornate teardrop or spherical beads dangling at intervals along the lower edge. The varied sizes and colors of the beads suggest a decorative and lively piece of jewelry. The necklace is displayed on a black stand, highlighting its draped form and colorful composition.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:10.246Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18129,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18130/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze mount of the face of a cupid (greek eros), with fleshy features and characteristic hairstyle; hollow to the underside. 16 grams, 25mm (1\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"970","title":{"en":"roman cupid mount"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18130/view","tags":["usart_sculpture","usart","usart_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman Cupid mount, crafted from bronze or a similar copper alloy, exhibiting a dark patina with hints of green corrosion. The mount is oval-shaped and features a detailed relief of a young face, likely Cupid, characterized by a rounded visage, prominent eyes, a small nose, and a slight pout. Hair is styled with visible curls or waves framing the face, and there is a distinct decorative element or diadem on the forehead. Its Roman period and material suggest it was likely an attachment or decorative element for furniture or a vessel.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:10.247Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18130,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":6,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18131/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a bronze figure of a stylised standing stag with elongated neck and large antlers, possibly depicting a red deer; pierced through the middle. 19.1 grams, 55mm (2 1/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from the private collection of a central london lady; acquired on the uk ark market in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"971","title":{"en":"roman stag statuette"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18131/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":6,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman stag statuette, made of bronze or a similar copper alloy, displaying a mottled green and brown patina due to oxidation. The statuette depicts a standing stag with an elongated body, slender legs, and distinct, branching antlers extending upwards. The form is simplified yet recognizable, capturing the essence of the animal. Its Roman origin suggests it might have served as a votive offering, a decorative item, or part of a larger composition.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:10.249Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18131,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":300,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18132/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a mixed votive group comprising: a lead miniature oil lamp; a bronze amphora flask; a green glass female head. 44 grams total, 18-37mm (3/4 - 1 1/2\"). fine condition. [3] \n \n provenance \n from an important north west london collection; acquired in the late 1980s-early 1990s."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"972","title":{"en":"roman votive object group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18132/view","directSalePrice":300,"aiDescription":"This is a group of Roman votive objects, likely made of bronze or a similar copper alloy, all exhibiting a dark, patinated surface with some verdigris. The group comprises three distinct items: an oil lamp with a central discus, an amphora-shaped vessel with two handles, and a small, stylized human head. These items, due to their small size and varied forms, likely served as miniature votive offerings or amulets. The period is Roman, and their material reflects common practices of the era for such devotional pieces.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.900Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":18132,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18133/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n an oval carnelian intaglio engraved with an image of an advancing figure on a baseline, wearing a helmet, long tunic and holding two short swords(?) in both hands. 0.47 grams, 14mm (1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a north london gentleman; acquired on the uk art market before 2000."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"973","title":{"en":"roman gemstone with advancing soldier"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18133/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman gemstone, likely an intaglio, featuring an advancing soldier as its subject matter. The oval-shaped gem is made from a translucent, reddish-brown stone, possibly carnelian or sard, with lighter inclusions. The carving depicts a male figure in profile, moving to the right, rendered with classical detailing characteristic of Roman artistry. The soldier appears to be holding a shield or weapon, contributing to the dynamic pose.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:16.176Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18133,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18134/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a silver ring comprising a d-section hoop and flared shoulders, inset jasper cloison with intaglio faunus (pan) advancing with wineskin(?) and pipes. 7.54 grams, 23.75mm overall, 18.40x13.61mm internal diameter (approximate size british e, usa 2 1/2, europe 2.76, japan 2) (1\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s. \n \n literature \n cf. ruseva-slokoska, l. \n roman jewellery, sofia, 1991, item 189 for type."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"974","title":{"en":"roman silver ring with pan gemstone"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18134/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver ring, dating to the Roman period. The ring features an oval-shaped red gemstone, possibly carnelian, set within a substantial silver band. The gemstone is an intaglio, depicting the figure of Pan, identifiable by his goat-like features or attributes, rendered in relief. The silver band shows signs of age and wear, consistent with an ancient artifact.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:16.178Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18134,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":36,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18135/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a substantial cuboid bone dice with carved ring-and-dot spots to each face arranged 1:6, 2:5, 3:4. 4.4 grams, 15mm (1/2'). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n ex north london gentleman; formerly in a private collection formed between 1990 and 2000."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"975","title":{"en":"roman ox bone dice"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18135/view","tags":["uscollectibles_toys","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":36,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman ox bone dice, a gaming artifact from the Roman period. The dice is cube-shaped, with each face displaying circular dot patterns representing numbers. The material is ox bone, exhibiting a light brown, mottled surface with natural variations in color and texture. The dots are incised and likely filled, appearing as darker circles on the lighter bone surface.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:16.180Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":18135,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18136/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd century ad \n a large bronze plate brooch with central lozengiform plaque and beast-head finials above and below; the plaque with horizontal decorated band, white enamelled triangular plaque to each side with green enamel circle to the centre; catchplate to the reverse. 10 grams, 64mm (2 1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in london; acquired on the uk art market."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"976","title":{"en":"roman white enamelled brooch"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18136/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman brooch, characterized by its distinctive form and decorative enameling. The brooch is made of bronze, featuring a symmetrical, elongated diamond shape in its central body. It is adorned with white enamel, visible in the triangular sections of the diamond. The top and bottom terminals are elaborately shaped, possibly featuring stylized animal heads or foliate designs, indicating fine craftsmanship typical of Roman personal adornments.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:16.181Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":18136,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":45,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18137/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a group of three bronze pins, two with poppy head; one with right hand, fingers curled into palm. 30 grams total, 10-12cm (4 - 4 3/4\"). fine condition. [3] \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"977","title":{"en":"roman pin group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18137/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":45,"aiDescription":"This is a group of three Roman pins, likely hairpins or garment pins, from the Roman period. Each pin is made of a dark, patinated metal, possibly bronze, and features a distinct decorative finial at the top. One pin is topped with a finely carved hand gesture, while another has a faceted or geometric head. The third pin has a simpler, rounded head, showcasing a variety of styles within Roman utilitarian and decorative objects.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:16.182Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18137,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18138/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-4th century ad \n a silver-gilt annular pendant of lunate form, the tips of the crescents joined by an applied granule, another granule below the loop, arms and loop ribbed. 3.46 grams, 27mm (1\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"978","title":{"en":"roman gilt silver lunar pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18138/view","tags":["usjewelry_necklaces","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman gilt silver lunar pendant, a decorative jewelry item from the Roman period. The pendant is crafted from gilt silver, giving it a golden appearance, and is shaped like a stylized crescent moon or an elongated teardrop. It features multiple concentric ridges that define its form and a small bead-like embellishment at its lowest point. A looped bail at the top indicates it was designed to be worn on a chain or cord.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:16.184Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18138,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":150,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18139/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n an oval red carnelian intaglio gemstone engraved with a togate male figure leaning on a long staff. 0.70 grams, 14.56mm (1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the fortuna collection of engraved gems; acquired on the european art market in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"979","title":{"en":"roman intaglio gemstone with standing figure"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18139/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":150,"aiDescription":"This lot features two Roman intaglio gemstones, each depicting a standing figure. The stones are oval-shaped; one is a vibrant red, likely carnelian, and the other is a semi-translucent grey-blue chalcedony. Both intaglios show a full-length standing male figure, possibly a deity or hero, holding a staff or spear. The figures are carved in profile or near-profile, demonstrating classical Roman glyptic art.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:16.185Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18139,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":720,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18140/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a stone cameo comprising an oval plaque with female bust modelled in high relief; head turned slightly left with hair parted centrally and tied back. 18.6 grams, 33mm (1 1/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a respected gentleman, from his private collection formed 1965-2018."},"estimateMax":1000,"lotNumber":"980","title":{"en":"roman female portrait cameo"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18140/view","tags":["usart_sculpture","usart","usart_all"],"directSalePrice":720,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman female portrait cameo, likely carved from a light-colored stone or paste. The cameo is oval-shaped and features the bust of a female figure, rendered in high relief. The woman is depicted with classical features, including flowing, wavy hair parted in the center, and a serene expression. This piece exemplifies Roman portraiture and the artistry of cameo carving.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:16.186Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£800 - £1,000","currency":"GBP","id":18140,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":800},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18141/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a substantial bronze patrix die, d-shaped with high-relief clean-shaven male face within a stepped border. 135 grams, 45mm (1 3/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"981","title":{"en":"roman patrix die with bust"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18141/view","tags":["uscollectibles_tools","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman patrix die, a tool used for impressing designs, featuring a bust. Made from a dark, likely terracotta or stone material, the die is roughly rectangular with a curved top. The central subject is a raised bust of a figure, possibly female, characterized by a rounded face and long, flowing hair or drapery framing the face. The piece exhibits the textural quality of its material and the wear of an ancient tool.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:16.188Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18141,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18142/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a group of three bronze phallic amulets comprising: a pendant with two lateral phalloi, vulva in between, large suspension loop above; a phallic pendant with large suspension loop to the rear; a pendant depicting a phallus riding a larger phallus, curved phallic tail forming the suspension loop. 14.89 grams total, 25-36mm (1 - 1 1/2\"). fine condition. [3, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a private collector; acquired before 1975."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"982","title":{"en":"roman phallic pendant group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18142/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a group of three Roman phallic pendants, likely apotropaic amulets from the Roman period. Each pendant is made of patinated bronze or a similar copper alloy, exhibiting a greenish-brown surface. They vary in style; one is a straightforward phallic shape, another is a double-ended phallus with a central loop, and the third is a more stylized, almost bird-like form incorporating a phallus. These items were believed to ward off evil.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:10.254Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18142,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18143/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a mason's plumb bob weight in the form of an acorn, bronze cupule with incised detailing, rectangular suspension loop above; the pericarp with bronze outer layer and lead core, small lug below. 135 grams, 52mm (2\"). fair condition, part of casing absent. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a basingstoke, hampshire, uk, collector; found hampshire, uk."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"983","title":{"en":"roman acorn weight or mason's plumb bob"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18143/view","tags":["uscollectibles_tools","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This item is identified as a Roman acorn weight or mason's plumb bob. It is an ancient tool or functional object, period-specific to Roman times. The object is primarily dark in color, suggesting a metallic composition, possibly bronze, given the typical material for Roman weights. Visually, it resembles an acorn, featuring a cap-like upper section with a small loop for suspension and a tapering body that terminates in a pointed end. One side of the body appears to have a damaged or broken section.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:10.259Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":18143,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18144/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd-4th century ad \n a gilt-bronze elliptical umbonate plate brooch with central raised cell, two outer bands of pellet and chevron motifs; the cell set with domed glass cabochon; pin and catchplate to the reverse. 11 grams, 30mm (1 1/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a basingstoke, hampshire, uk, collector; found hampshire, uk."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"984","title":{"en":"roman gilt umbonate brooch"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18144/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman gilt umbonate brooch, an ancient piece of personal adornment. Dating to the Roman period, it is constructed from a metallic material, likely bronze, with remnants of gilding visible, indicating a decorative finish. The brooch features a circular, convex (umbonate) form with an outer rim that appears to have an engraved or impressed pattern. A central dark, possibly glass or stone, element is set within the main body of the brooch.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:10.267Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":18144,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18145/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze fantailed brooch with triangular plaque and stepped axis bar; enamelled plaque divided into two green triangles and one central bar, filled with yellow and black stripes; pin and catch to the reverse. 14 grams, 51mm (2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"985","title":{"en":"roman enamelled fantailed brooch"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18145/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman enamelled fantailed brooch, a decorative piece of jewelry from the Roman era. The brooch is crafted from metal, exhibiting a notable patina of age, and features champlevé enamel decoration. Its distinctive fantailed shape includes a triangular upper section adorned with orange and dark, possibly black, rectangular enamel segments against a lighter background. The lower section tapers, forming the 'fantail' shape, and the pin mechanism is visible on the reverse side.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:10.275Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18145,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":162,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18146/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a pair of decorated bronze dividers with segmented arms, circle-and-pellet to segments; fixing pin through the spindle 32.1 grams, 12cm (4 3/4\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":240,"lotNumber":"986","title":{"en":"roman navigational dividers"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18146/view","tags":["uscollectibles_scientific","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":162,"aiDescription":"This artifact consists of Roman navigational dividers, a functional instrument from the Roman period. The dividers are made of metal, likely bronze, and are depicted in a closed or nearly closed position. They feature two long, pointed arms joined at one end by a hinge, allowing for pivotable movement. Decorative elements, possibly small raised patterns or symbols, are visible along the length of the arms, enhancing their aesthetic beyond mere utility.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:10.282Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£180 - £240","currency":"GBP","id":18146,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":180},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18147/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century ad \n a bulbous toilet bottle with knop finial, slender neck and flared mouth with bell-shaped rim; iridescent surface. 20 grams, 15cm (6\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s. \n \n literature \n cf. whitehouse, d. \n roman glass in the corning museum of glass, vol.2, new york, 2001, item 770 for type."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"987","title":{"en":"roman iridescent glass vessel"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18147/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman iridescent glass vessel, an ancient container from the Roman period. Crafted from glass, the vessel displays a distinct iridescent sheen, a common characteristic of ancient glass exposed to burial conditions. The vessel has an elongated, slender neck widening to a bulbous body and tapering to a small, pointed projection at the base. Its overall form is elegant and functional, likely used for storing liquids like perfumes or oils.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:10.290Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18147,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18148/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a ceramic oil lamp with angled nozzle, volute scroll to each side; discus with a high relief theatre mask. 44.3 grams, 80mm (3\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"988","title":{"en":"roman oil lamp with theatre mask"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18148/view","tags":["usdecor_lighting","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman oil lamp, a functional domestic object from the Roman era used for illumination. It is made of terracotta or ceramic, as indicated by its earthy brown color and matte finish. The lamp features a circular body with a central fill hole and a nozzle for the wick. The discus (top surface) is decorated with a raised relief of a theatre mask, a popular subject in Roman art, characterized by a dramatic facial expression and elaborate hair.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:10.298Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18148,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18149/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a large bronze c-section suspension bar from a \n tintinnabulum, formed as a crescentic bar with large loop above, hand to one end in the \n figa gesture, erect phallus to the other, male genitals below, three pierced lugs to the underside. 51 grams, 70mm (2 3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london, uk collector; acquired london art market, 1990s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"989","title":{"en":"roman phallic tintinnabulum pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18149/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This object is a Roman phallic tintinnabulum pendant, a type of apotropaic charm from the Roman period. Crafted from bronze, it exhibits a characteristic green patina due to age and oxidation. The pendant features a central suspension loop, from which three distinct phallic forms project outwards. Each phallic element is stylized, with additional smaller loops below for attaching further charms or bells, although no bells are present in the image.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:10.300Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18149,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18150/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-4th century ad \n a bronze ox goad with blunt point and hook, the cylindrical shaft with four sets of collars and the butt with pierced tenon to receive a handle. 386 grams, 34cm (13 1/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a london lady, part of her family's swiss collection; formerly acquired in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"990","title":{"en":"roman hooked ox goad"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18150/view","tags":["uscollectibles_tools","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This artifact is a Roman hooked ox goad, an agricultural tool from the Roman period. The goad is made of metal, likely bronze, and has a long, slender shaft. One end features a distinct, curved hook, used for guiding or managing oxen. The shaft is ornamented with horizontal bands or segments, suggesting a decorative or grip-enhancing pattern, and the opposite end is capped with a more elaborate, multi-faceted finial.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:10.301Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18150,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18151/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd century ad \n a silver finger ring with d-section hoop, transverse ledges to the facetted shoulders, ellipsoid plaque with raised panel, possibly later 'ivl' insciption (for julius? julia?). 4.51 grams, 23mm overall, 18.52mm internal diameter (approximate size british q 1/2, usa 8 1/4, europe 18.12, japan 17) (1\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from a wirral, uk, collection; previously in a private collection formed 1965-1975. \n \n literature \n cf. ruseva-slokoska, l. \n roman jewellery, sofia, 1991, item 251 for type."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"991","title":{"en":"roman silver ring with ivl"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18151/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver ring with the inscription 'IVL', a piece of personal jewelry from the Roman period. Crafted from silver, the ring has a simple, robust band with a flattened, octagonal bezel. The bezel is engraved with the Latin letters 'IVL' in a clear, capital script. This inscription likely represents an abbreviation or initial for the owner or a significant individual, possibly indicating a signet function.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:10.302Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18151,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":80,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18152/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd century ad \n a silver finger ring with angled shoulders, vertical ribbing developing to scrolls, discoid bezel with profile male bust. 8.90 grams, 25.13mm overall, 18.64 x 16.13mm internal diameter (approximate size british k 1/2, usa 51/2, europe 10.58, japan 10) (1\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a surrey collector; acquired in the early 1970s. \n \n literature \n cf. ruseva-slokoska, l. \n roman jewellery, sofia, 1991, item 207."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"992","title":{"en":"roman silver ring with portrait"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18152/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":80,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman silver ring with a portrait, an ancient piece of personal adornment from the Roman period. Made of silver, the ring features a fluted or ribbed band that leads to a prominent, circular bezel. The bezel is embellished with a finely detailed relief portrait, likely depicting an emperor, deity, or important individual. The style of the portrait and the ring's construction are characteristic of Roman craftsmanship.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:22.797Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18152,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18153/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a bronze pin with tapering body and terminal formed as a duck's head; incised detail for eyes and beak. 9.89 grams, 12cm (4 3/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from an east london collector; previously in a collection formed between 1990-2000."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"993","title":{"en":"roman pin with duck-head finial"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18153/view","directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman pin, likely crafted from bronze given its appearance. It features a distinct duck-head finial, indicating an animal-themed decorative element. The pin is long and slender with a simple shaft, characteristic of ancient hairpins or garment fasteners. Its period is Roman, suggesting an age spanning from approximately 27 BC to 476 AD. The dark patination suggests age and possible burial.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.901Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18153,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":54,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18154/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd century ad \n a bronze plate in the form of a boar, scroll and pellet decoration to the body; pin, pin-lug and catchplate to the reverse. 5.43 grams, 38mm (1 1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the 1970s."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"994","title":{"en":"roman boar plate brooch"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18154/view","directSalePrice":54,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman plate brooch, a type of ancient personal adornment. Its subject matter depicts a boar, indicated by the detailed rendering of its body, snout, and tusks. The boar figure is stylized, with a raised relief pattern that may represent its fur or a decorative motif. Crafted during the Roman period, this piece likely served as a fastener for clothing. Its material appears to be bronze or a similar copper alloy, showing signs of corrosion and patination common to archaeological finds.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.901Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18154,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":70,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18155/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-20th century ad \n a mixed group of beads including millefiori, amethyst, carnelian, banded agate and other stones in fusiform, biconical, plano-convex and other shapes, with a quantity of venetian milky glass 'conterie'. 153 grams total, 4-43mm (1/4 - 1 3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a west london businessman, formed in the late 1980s-early 1990s."},"estimateMax":90,"lotNumber":"995","title":{"en":"roman and later bead group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18155/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":70,"aiDescription":"This lot comprises a group of beads from Roman and later periods. The collection includes a diverse array of bead types, showcasing varied materials such as agate, carnelian, glass, and possibly pearl or shell for the smaller white and iridescent beads. Shapes range from oval and faceted to tubular and irregular, with some exhibiting intricate banding patterns. The group includes several strands of smaller beads, suggesting their use in necklaces or bracelets, alongside individual larger statement beads.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:22.799Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£70 - £90","currency":"GBP","id":18155,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":70},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18156/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze stylised phallic pendant with teardrop-shaped glans, small lateral testicles; large suspension loop above. 9.4 grams, 36mm (1 1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in london; acquired on the uk art market."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"996","title":{"en":"roman phallic pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18156/view","directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman phallic pendant, serving as an apotropaic charm or fertility symbol. The pendant is crafted from a dark metallic material, possibly bronze, and features a loop for suspension. Its form is distinctly phallic, a common motif in Roman art and jewelry believed to ward off evil. The object exhibits a dark, aged patina, indicative of its antiquity.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.902Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18156,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":180,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18157/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a silver dress pin or hairpin with tapering shank, collar, twist and rib detailing, finial with bust of dionysus(?). 19 grams, 13cm (5 1/4\"). very fne condition. \n \n provenance \n from an east london collector; previously in a collection formed between 1990-2000."},"estimateMax":240,"lotNumber":"997","title":{"en":"roman silver pin with bust of dionysus finial"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18157/view","tags":["usjewelry_brooches","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":180,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver pin, distinguished by its elaborate finial. The pin's shaft features a decorative twisted or spiral design, leading up to a bust of Dionysus as its finial. The rendering of Dionysus includes a head with distinct facial features and hair. As a silver piece from the Roman period, it would have been a high-status item, likely used as a hairpin or a garment fastener. The material is specified as silver, which would have been a valuable commodity.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:22.801Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£180 - £240","currency":"GBP","id":18157,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":180},{"startPrice":72,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18158/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a red carnelian intaglio engraved with a standing figure, facing left, holding a staff(?). 0.53 grams, 12.55mm (1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired by his father in the 1970s; thence by descent."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"998","title":{"en":"roman gemstone with standing figure"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18158/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":72,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman gemstone, likely an intaglio, carved with a standing figure. The gemstone is oval-shaped and reddish-orange, suggesting carnelian or sard. The carved figure appears to be a male deity or noble, depicted standing in a draped garment with an arm raised or holding an object. The image shows both the gemstone and an impression, revealing the detailed relief of the carving. This piece would have been set into a ring or used as a seal.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:22.802Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18158,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18159/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a mixed group including two silver finger rings, a bone counter with mask, a silver granulated dangle and a carved marble putto head. 29.2 grams total, 21-26mm (7/8 - 1\"). fine condition. [5, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a london lady, part of her family's swiss collection; formerly acquired in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"999","title":{"en":"roman silver ring and other artefact collection"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18159/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This collection presents a group of Roman silver rings and other artifacts. The lot includes two silver rings, one plain band and another with a cross-hatch or patterned design, both appearing simple and robust. Also present is a small, intricately decorated silver pendant or charm, possibly heart-shaped with granular details. Two additional disc-shaped artifacts, possibly seals or decorative elements, one featuring a stylized face or mask, complete the group. All items are made of silver, exhibiting varying degrees of patination and wear.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:22.804Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18159,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":225,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18160/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-4th century ad \n a raised oval red carnelian intaglio gemstone engraved with the roman god sol standing next to an altar, holding a whip(?). 1.34 grams, 15.80mm (1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the fortuna collection of engraved gems; acquired on the european art market in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":350,"lotNumber":"1000","title":{"en":"roman intaglio gemstone with sol standing"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18160/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":225,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman intaglio gemstone, oval in shape and reddish-orange, likely made of carnelian. It is carved with the standing figure of Sol, the Roman sun god. Sol is depicted with a radiate crown, holding a whip or staff in one hand, and possibly a globe or orb in the other. The image provides both the gemstone itself and a clear impression of the detailed relief, showcasing the fine craftsmanship characteristic of Roman gem carving. This intaglio would have served as a personal seal or been set into a ring.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:22.806Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£250 - £350","currency":"GBP","id":18160,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":250},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18161/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a mixed group comprising: a pair of bronze tweezers; a bronze dress pin; a bronze probe with twisted shank; a pendant; a snake-head finger ring; the ribbed top of a dress pin; two lead tokens; a bronze plate brooch; the iron blade of a single-edged knife. 91 grams total, dress pin: 15cm (6\"). fine condition. [no reserve, 10] \n \n provenance \n property of a private collector; acquired before 1975."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"1001","title":{"en":"roman artefact group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18161/view","tags":["uscollectibles_knives","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This lot contains a diverse group of Roman artifacts, primarily crafted from bronze or iron, showing significant corrosion and patination. The collection includes a pair of tweezers, a long, flat, blade-like tool or implement, and several decorative elements or fasteners. Among these are a bone-like segmented object, a mushroom-shaped finial, and an open C-shaped bracelet or ear cuff. A distinctive, highly stylized openwork piece with scrolling elements is also present, alongside two small circular discs, possibly coins or weights. A long, slender twisted rod and a plain rod complete this archaeological assemblage.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:22.807Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18161,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":50,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18162/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd century ad \n a bronze finger ring comprising a d-section hoop, angled shoulders with chamfered edges, small rectangular bezel with intaglio spread-eagle motif. 5.48 grams, 25.11mm overall, 17.45 x 15.64mm internal diameter (approximate size british j, usa 4 3/4, europe 9.20, japan 9) (1\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from a home counties collection; formed 1970-1980. \n \n literature \n cf. ruseva-slokoska, l. \n roman jewellery, sofia, 1991, item 226 for type."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"1002","title":{"en":"roman ring with eagle"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18162/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":50,"aiDescription":"This item consists of two Roman rings, both made of a dark metallic material, likely bronze or iron, showing a reddish-brown patina. Each ring features a bezel with a carved or incised design. One ring clearly displays an eagle motif within its bezel, a prominent symbol in Roman iconography. The rings are simple in form, consistent with ancient signet or everyday rings, indicating their use for personal adornment or as seals during the Roman period.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:14.274Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18162,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":540,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18163/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st millennium bc and later \n a mixed group comprising: a green jasper scarab with sphinx intaglio; a glass female bust; a banded agate facing female bust; a banded agate profile male bust; an amethyst disc with chamfered rim, intaglio image of bearded janus and swan. 12 grams total, 16-21mm (1/2 - 3/4\"). fine condition. [5] \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired london art market, 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":800,"lotNumber":"1003","title":{"en":"roman and other gemstone collection"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18163/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":540,"aiDescription":"This lot is a collection of Roman and other gemstones, primarily intaglios and cameos. The collection includes five distinct pieces, varying in shape and material. Notable pieces depict a female bust in cameo, a swan intaglio, and a stylized human face, alongside two other carved stones with abstract patterns or figures. The gemstones feature various materials like carnelian, chalcedony, and possibly glass or other semi-precious stones, indicative of ancient Roman and other periods.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:14.275Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£600 - £800","currency":"GBP","id":18163,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":600},{"startPrice":80,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18164/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze tiered statuette base of circular in form, with line detailing to the rims. 145 grams, 81.6mm (3 1/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a mayfair lady; formerly in an important london collection formed since 1965."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1004","title":{"en":"roman statuette base"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18164/view","tags":["usdecor_general","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":80,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman statuette base, likely made of bronze, exhibiting a weathered patina with green and reddish hues. It is a solid, circular object with a flat top and a molded, stepped profile on its side, designed to support a statuette. Its functional form suggests its use as an ancient display or mounting element for a small sculpture, reflecting typical Roman craftsmanship for such utilitarian yet decorative objects.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:14.277Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18164,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":180,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18165/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a carved rock crystal amulet in the form of a phallus, small suspension loop above testicles. 5.09 grams, 35mm (1 1/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired london art market, 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":240,"lotNumber":"1005","title":{"en":"roman rock crystal phallic pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18165/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":180,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman rock crystal phallic pendant. Carved from translucent rock crystal, the pendant is elongated with rounded ends, resembling a stylized phallic symbol. It features a small hole, likely for suspension as a charm or amulet. The material suggests a period where rock crystal was valued for its clarity and mystical properties in Roman culture.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:14.278Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£180 - £240","currency":"GBP","id":18165,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":180},{"startPrice":72,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18166/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a mixed group of bronze fittings comprising: one lion mount with open mouth; a female head with fixing stud to the back; helmetted head of a soldier with a fixing stud to the back; a head of a lady with her hair swept up, hollow to the underside; head and torso of a man wearing a cloak; head of minerva (greek athena), hollow to the underside. 84 grams total, 20-31mm (3/4 - 1 1/4\"). fine condition. [6] \n \n provenance \n from a home counties collection, formed 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1006","title":{"en":"roman head mount collection"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18166/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":72,"aiDescription":"This lot is a collection of six Roman head mounts, likely crafted from bronze or a similar metallic alloy, exhibiting varying degrees of patination. Each mount depicts a distinct human head, ranging from stylized to more detailed representations, some appearing grotesque or abstract. These pieces vary in size and form, suggesting they may have served as decorative elements for furniture, vessels, or other functional objects in the Roman period.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:14.279Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18166,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18167/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a glass unguentarium perfume bottle with squat domed body and recessed underside, tapering neck with splayed and folded rim; some iridescence to surface. 55 grams, 19.5cm (7 1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s. \n \n literature \n cf. whitehouse, d. \n roman glass in the corning museum of glass, vol.1, new york, 1997, item 252."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1007","title":{"en":"roman tall glass vessel"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18167/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman tall glass vessel, characterized by its elongated, cylindrical body, a short, narrow neck, and a flaring rim. The vessel exhibits significant iridescence and weathering, with a pale, possibly opalescent, coloration and visible surface degradation, typical of ancient excavated glass. Its form suggests it may have been used for storing precious liquids like perfumes or oils.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:14.281Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18167,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":150,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18168/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-4th century ad \n an oval red carnelian intaglio gemstone engraved with a standing figure. 0.91 grams, 13.78m (1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the fortuna collection of engraved gems; acquired on the european art market in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1008","title":{"en":"roman intaglio gemstone with standing figure"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18168/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":150,"aiDescription":"This lot comprises two Roman intaglio gemstones, one of reddish-orange carnelian and the other a lighter, possibly chalcedony, stone, with a cast of the impression next to it. Both feature a standing figure, likely a deity or allegorical representation, carved in intaglio. The reddish gem depicts a figure holding a staff-like object and possibly scales, while the other shows a similar standing figure holding an object. These intaglios would have been used as seals or set into rings.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:14.282Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18168,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":50,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18169/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd century ad \n a pair of gold earrings with wire hoops and dome-shaped shield to the front; wire pendant threaded through loop with granulated beads to the top. 1.72 grams total, 27-28mm (1\"). fine condition. [2, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":170,"lotNumber":"1009","title":{"en":"roman gold earring pair"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18169/view","tags":["usjewelry_earrings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":50,"aiDescription":"This item is a pair of Roman gold earrings, each featuring a large, hollow, spherical or ovoid element suspended from a circular hoop. From each main element, a small, stylized standing human figure hangs below. The gold exhibits a warm, rich tone, and the figures are depicted with simplified forms, typical of Roman jewelry design. These earrings were likely worn as a significant piece of personal adornment.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:14.284Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£120 - £170","currency":"GBP","id":18169,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":120},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18170/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a silver flat-section bracelet with slightly raised median band, the terminals depicting snake heads with hatched line decoration and punched pellets as eyes and nostrils, punched lines of pellets above depicting scales on the body. 26 grams, 68mm (2 3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1010","title":{"en":"roman silver snake bracelet"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18170/view","tags":["usjewelry_bracelets","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman silver snake bracelet, designed as an open-ended cuff. The bracelet features stylized snake heads at each terminal, detailed with engraved patterns to suggest scales and eyes. The silver exhibits a darkened, antique patina, indicating age and handling. This type of snake motif was popular in Roman jewelry, symbolizing renewal and protection.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:14.285Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18170,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":270,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18171/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a bronze figure of a female wearing a belted \n peplos dress and mantle, calf-length footwear, with hair gathered in a topknot; one leg raised in advancing pose; reins wrapped around the hands and coiled about the forearms. 46.5 grams, 64mm (2 1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from a private collection; formed 1965-1975. \n \n literature \n see rolland, h. \n bronzes antiques de haute provence, paris, 1965, item 169 for type."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"1011","title":{"en":"roman charioteer statuette"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18171/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":270,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman charioteer statuette, depicted as a standing male figure in period attire, holding what appears to be reins or a whip. The statuette is crafted from metal, possibly bronze, and has a dark, lustrous patina. Its detailed but stylized form captures the essence of a charioteer, a prominent figure in Roman entertainment. The figure is shown wearing a tunic and a distinctive helmet or head covering, characteristic of charioteers of the era.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:14.287Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":18171,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18172/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a group of four intaglios comprising: an ellipsoid carnelian with engraved image of a female, holding a long stemmed flower(?) in her outstretched hand; a domed circular haematite intaglio with engraved bust of a female with elaborate hairdo, facing left; an ellipsoid carnelian intaglio with engraved helmetted bust of a bearded man, facing left; a circular carnelian intaglio with engraved images of a bird, crayfish, bow and arrow, and scales within a rectangular frame. 6.96 grams total, 14-20mm (1/2 - 7/8\"). fine condition. [4, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"1012","title":{"en":"roman and parthian gemstone group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18172/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This lot is a group of eight Roman and Parthian gemstones, presented in pairs with their corresponding intaglio impressions. The collection includes four distinct carved gemstones, varying in shape (circular and oval) and material (including reddish carnelian and clear or frosted stones). Subjects include stylized animals, possibly eagles or griffins, and standing human figures or deities, reflecting iconographies from both Roman and Parthian cultures. These intaglios were likely used as seals or set into rings.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:11.517Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":18172,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18173/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze miniature mirror with discoid head, one tinned face and the other with concentric rings and crescents, palmette handle and knop finial. 53.4 grams, 78mm (3\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1013","title":{"en":"roman tinned mirror with palmette handle"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18173/view","tags":["usdecor_walldecor","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman tinned mirror, a type of personal grooming implement. The circular mirror features a decorative border around its reflective surface. It is notable for its distinctive handle, which is sculpted in the form of a palmette. The material is tinned, suggesting a metallic composition with a tin coating. This artifact would have been used for personal reflection during the Roman period.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:11.518Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18173,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":72,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18174/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a red carnelian intaglio engraved with a standing figure, facing right, wearing a radiate crown, left arm raised, right one resting on the hip, plough(?) behind. 0.84 grams, 13.29mm (1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired by his father in the 1970s; thence by descent."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1014","title":{"en":"roman gemstone with standing figure"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18174/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":72,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman gemstone, likely intended for use as an intaglio or seal. The subject matter depicts a standing figure, deeply carved into the stone. The gemstone itself is reddish-brown, possibly carnelian, and is oval in shape. An impression of the carved figure, shown in a light grey, accompanies the actual stone, illustrating the raised image it would produce.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:11.520Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18174,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":100,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18175/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd century ad \n a silver finger ring with d-section hoop, broad sloping shoulders, discoid bezel with inset red glass cloison, intaglio of the goddess flora (greek chloris) with staff and frond. 10.2 grams, 27mm overall, 18.47x14.9mm internal diameter (approximate size british h 1/2, usa 4, europe 6.81, japan 6) (1\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a private collector; acquired before 1975. \n \n literature \n cf. ruseva-slokoska, l. \n roman jewellery, sofia, 1991, item 246 for type."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1015","title":{"en":"roman silver ring with goddess flora intaglio"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18175/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":100,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver ring featuring a gemstone intaglio. The subject of the intaglio, set into the bezel, depicts the goddess Flora. The gemstone itself is a reddish-brown color, and an impression of the carving is provided to show the detailed relief. The ring band is made of silver and has a simple, classic form, typical of Roman jewelry.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:11.521Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18175,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18176/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a ceramic oil lamp with angled nozzle and volute scroll to each side; discus with a high-relief gladiator, wearing a loin-cloth and helmet, left hand raised, right hand holding a shield. 54.5 grams, 90mm (3 1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1016","title":{"en":"roman oil lamp with gladiator"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18176/view","tags":["usdecor_lighting","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This artifact is a Roman oil lamp, typically used for illumination. Made from terracotta, it features a circular body with a spout for the wick and a central filling hole. The lamp's discus is decorated with a raised relief depicting a gladiator in action. The overall design is characteristic of Roman utilitarian pottery with decorative elements.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:11.523Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18176,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":120,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18177/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a mixed group comprising: an amber glass seal; a green glass seal; a lozengiform black glass bead with incised foliage; a red glass labrys bead; a spherical black glass bead with eyes. 17 grams total, 13-30mm (1/2 - 1 1/4\"). fine condition. [5] \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired by his father in the 1970s; thence by descent."},"estimateMax":170,"lotNumber":"1017","title":{"en":"roman artefact group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18177/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":120,"aiDescription":"This is a group of Roman artifacts, comprising five distinct small items. The collection includes various materials and forms, such as intaglio gemstones or seals, and possibly beads or pendants. Visual features include a reddish round intaglio with a figural carving, a brownish glass-like pendant with a winged motif, a white and blue patterned bead, a dark circular object with an emblem, and an elongated dark intaglio with an animal motif. These items represent diverse personal accessories or seals from the Roman period.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:11.524Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£120 - £170","currency":"GBP","id":18177,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":120},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18178/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze ram with long curved horns and fleece detailing, standing on a tiered pedestal. 32.3 grams, 39mm (1 1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in london; acquired on the uk art market."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1018","title":{"en":"roman standing ram statue"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18178/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman standing ram statue, a small bronze sculpture. The ram stands atop a rectangular pedestal with molded details, suggesting a votive or decorative purpose. The material is bronze, exhibiting some natural patination. The statue captures the form of a ram, a common animal in Roman iconography, poised on its base.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:11.525Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18178,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18179/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n an octagonal red carnelian intaglio gemstone engraved with a hound chasing a hare. 0.42 grams, 10.37mm (1/2\"). very fine condition, chipped. \n \n provenance \n from the fortuna collection of engraved gems; acquired on the european art market in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1019","title":{"en":"roman intaglio gemstone with hound and hare"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18179/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman intaglio gemstone, likely used as a seal. The octagonal stone features a detailed carving depicting a hound chasing a hare, a popular theme in Roman art and hunting scenes. The gemstone is reddish-orange in color, possibly carnelian. An impression of the intaglio is provided, showing the relief image it would create.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:11.526Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18179,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18180/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze fragment from an appliqué comprising a facing female mask (minerva?) with soft facial features, small mouth and nose, fleshy cheeks, the abundant hair covering the ears; a portion of wreath to the brow and braided band beneath the chin; the eyes hollowed to accept silver inlay; mounted on a custom-made stand. 229 grams, 11cm with stand (4 1/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; from his father's collection formed in the late 1980s-early 1990s. \n \n literature \n cf. rolland, h. \n bronzes antiques de haute provence, paris, 1965, item 295 for type."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1020","title":{"en":"roman face plaque"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18180/view","tags":["usart_sculpture","usart","usart_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman face plaque, a sculptural fragment depicting a human face. The plaque is presented on a modern black display stand, suggesting it might be an architectural fragment or decorative element. The material appears to be metal, possibly bronze or lead, and shows signs of age. The face is depicted with flowing hair, conveying a classical aesthetic.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:11.528Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18180,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":500,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18181/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd century ad \n a bronze oil lamp with drum-shaped body, flared basal ring, broad nozzle with d-shaped apex and lateral scrolls, handle formed as two recurved bars and an ox-skull plaque, pierced at the nasal. 295 grams, 12cm (4 3/4\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in the uk; formerly in a private collection formed in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":700,"lotNumber":"1021","title":{"en":"roman oil lamp with bucranium"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18181/view","tags":["usdecor_lighting","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":500,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman oil lamp, distinguished by its metallic construction and unique design. The lamp features a traditional spout and a central filling hole. A prominent decorative element is a handle in the form of a bucranium, or ox-skull, a symbol often associated with sacrifice or agricultural prosperity. The lamp is made of bronze and displays an attractive green patina.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:11.529Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£500 - £700","currency":"GBP","id":18181,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":500},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18182/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-4th century ad \n a bronze spoon with shallow round bowl, long tapering handle, point to the end, middle-section of the shank twisted. 5.28 grams, 13cm (5\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a south australian gentleman; from his father's collection formed in the 1960s-2000s; thence by descent."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"1022","title":{"en":"roman cosmetic spoon"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18182/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_flatware","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman cosmetic spoon, a simple utensil used for applying or mixing cosmetics. The spoon consists of a small, shallow bowl and a long, slender handle. It appears to be made of metal, possibly bronze, and shows evidence of oxidation. Its design is purely functional, reflecting typical Roman personal grooming tools.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:13.202Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18182,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18183/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a group of three bronze styli, all with angled discoid eraser to one end, sharp point to the other, two with balustered shanks and one with a single bulb to the shank. 19 grams total, 9.5-14cm (4 - 5 1/2\"). very fine condition. [3, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from an east london collector; previously in a collection formed between 1990-2000."},"estimateMax":170,"lotNumber":"1023","title":{"en":"roman stylus collection"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18183/view","tags":["uscollectibles_deskaccessories","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a collection of three Roman styluses. These ancient writing implements are made of metal, likely bronze, given the dark patination. Each stylus features a pointed end for inscribing wax tablets and a flattened end, which would have been used for erasing. The styluses vary in length and some show decorative banding along their shafts, indicative of Roman craftsmanship.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:13.204Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£120 - £170","currency":"GBP","id":18183,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":120},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18184/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a bronze figure of cupid (greek eros) advancing with right hand raised, left hand extended, wings to the back. 26 grams, 43mm (1 3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s. \n \n literature \n cf. rolland, h. \n bronzes antiques de haute provence, paris, 1965, item 116 for type."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1024","title":{"en":"roman cupid statuette"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18184/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman statuette depicting Cupid, the Roman god of desire, affection, and erotic love. The small figure is rendered in bronze with a green-brown patina, typical of excavated ancient metalwork. Cupid is shown with his characteristic wings and in a dynamic pose, suggesting movement. The statuette is a fine example of Roman mythological sculpture, likely used for votive purposes or as a decorative item.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:13.205Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18184,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":180,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18185/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a delicate gold pendant in the form of a phallus, suspension loop with open ring to the top. 1.17 grams, 15mm (3/4\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"1025","title":{"en":"roman gold phallic pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18185/view","tags":["usjewelry_necklaces","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":180,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman gold phallic pendant, likely worn as an amulet for protection or good fortune. The pendant is crafted from solid gold, featuring a stylized representation of a phallus with an integral loop for suspension. Its smooth, polished surface suggests it was designed to be worn close to the body. This artifact represents a common apotropaic symbol in Roman culture.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:13.207Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18185,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18186/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a bronze pendant in the form of a curved phallus, splayed testicles, suspension loop above. 13 grams, 34mm (1 3/8\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":40,"lotNumber":"1026","title":{"en":"roman phallic pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18186/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman phallic pendant, made from bronze and exhibiting a distinct green-brown patina. The pendant features a stylized phallus with an integral suspension loop. Phallic symbols were widely used in Roman culture as talismans for protection against evil and to promote fertility and good luck. The rough texture and color are consistent with ancient bronze artifacts.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:13.208Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£30 - £40","currency":"GBP","id":18186,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":30},{"startPrice":50,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18187/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze figurine of mercury (greek hermes) standing nude with mantle to the left shoulder, supporting \n caduceus on the left arm, holding \n marsupium coin-purse in the right hand. 13 grams, 45mm (1 3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"1027","title":{"en":"roman mercury statuette"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18187/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":50,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman statuette depicting Mercury, the god of trade, wealth, luck, and travel. The small bronze figure, likely an ex-voto or household deity, displays characteristics of Roman provincial artistry. Mercury is shown wearing his winged hat (petasus) and carrying his caduceus, along with a purse, symbolizing his role in commerce. The statuette has a dark, patinated surface consistent with ancient bronze.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:13.210Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18187,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18188/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a silver penannular bracelet with d-shaped shank and opposing leopard head terminals with incised spot detailing, five raised collars to the shank. 13.2 grams, 67mm (2 1/2\"). very fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in london; acquired on the uk art market."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"1028","title":{"en":"roman silver panther bracelet"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18188/view","tags":["usjewelry_bracelets","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver panther bracelet. The open-ended bracelet features stylized panther heads at each terminal, detailed with discernible facial features and ears. The surface of the bracelet shows a dark, aged patina, typical of ancient silver. This piece of jewelry exemplifies Roman animal-motif design, likely worn as a decorative or symbolic item.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:13.212Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18188,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18189/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-2nd century ad \n a sheet silver \n defixio curse tablet, rectangular with irregular edges, nine columns of impressed rustic text; previously folded for attachment. 3.6 grams with bag, 39mm (1 1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1029","title":{"en":"roman silver curse scroll"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18189/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_silver","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver curse scroll, a type of defixio. The rectangular silver sheet is inscribed with text, likely a curse or magical plea, and features roughly textured, irregular edges. The inscription, though not fully legible from the image, appears to be in a Roman script. These items were typically rolled or folded and deposited in specific locations, reflecting ancient Roman magical practices.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:13.213Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18189,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":360,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18190/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a matched pair of gold earrings each a piriform plaque with filigree border and teardrop garnet, hoop and snake-head pendant with filigree rim and granule eyes. 6.62 grams total, 47.5mm (2\"). fine condition. [2] \n \n provenance \n property of a south west london gentleman; acquired by his father in the 1970s; by descent 1986."},"estimateMax":600,"lotNumber":"1030","title":{"en":"roman elaborate gold earring pair"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18190/view","tags":["usjewelry_earrings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":360,"aiDescription":"This is a pair of elaborate Roman gold earrings. Each earring features a hook fitting, leading to an ornate upper section set with a dark, tear-shaped gemstone, likely a garnet. Below this, a delicate link connects to a stylized, textured gold element resembling a seed pod or leaf. The intricate gold filigree work and use of gemstones are characteristic of luxurious Roman jewelry design.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:13.215Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£400 - £600","currency":"GBP","id":18190,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":400},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18191/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad or later \n a spherical polychrome glass bead with two human masks, rosettes between. 4.70 grams, 15mm (5/8\"). very fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"1031","title":{"en":"roman glass face bead"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18191/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman glass face bead, characterized by its spherical shape and intricate eye-like decoration. The bead exhibits a variegated surface with shades of yellow, brown, and dark green, achieved through glass-making techniques of the period. A prominent stylized face or eye motif is centrally depicted, likely for protective or apotropaic purposes. This type of bead reflects Roman decorative arts and craftsmanship in glass.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:13.216Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18191,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":45,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18192/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a group of two bronze dress pins comprising: one with nude venus finial; one with balustered shank and knop finial. 16.80 grams total, 93-125mm (3 3/4 - 5\"). fine condition. [2] \n \n provenance \n property of a mayfair lady; formerly in an important london collection formed since 1965."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"1032","title":{"en":"roman venus and other pin group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18192/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":45,"aiDescription":"This is a group of Roman pins, including one depicting Venus and another with a pointed top. The Venus pin features a statuette of the goddess, likely in bronze, showcasing a nude or semi-nude form, typical of Roman representations of Venus. The second pin is a simple, elongated implement with a decorative, pointed finial. Both pieces exhibit a dark, aged patina, consistent with ancient metal artifacts.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:21.476Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18192,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18193/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century ad \n a group of well preserved thick coarse white wall plaster fragments from a fresco, with painted designs in white, grey and coral pink. 730 grams total, 7-12cm (2 3/4 - 4 3/4\"). fair condition. [5, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a uk gentleman; formerly in the jeger collection, switzerland; acquired in the 19th century; reputed to be from the ancient city of pompeii in campania, italy. \n \n literature \n for similar see casa dell\u2019ara massima or house of pinarius or casa di narcisso, vi.16.15 pompeii, excavated 1903."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1033","title":{"en":"roman polychrome fresco fragment group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18193/view","tags":["usart_paintings","usart","usart_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This item is a group of Roman polychrome fresco fragments. These architectural decorative elements date to the Roman period. The fragments are made of plaster or stucco, featuring painted designs. Notable visual features include areas of red and white, with some fragments showing linear patterns or geometric shapes, and others with more mottled, organic color application.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:21.478Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18193,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18194/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze hasp lock in the shape of a herm with stylised features and hair in elaborate curls, genitalia shown on the column, lugs to the side, stepped base to the bottom, simple openwork rectangular key to the underside. 25.5 grams, 66mm (2 1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in london; acquired on the uk art market."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"1034","title":{"en":"roman herm lock hasp"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18194/view","tags":["uscollectibles_hardware","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman herm lock hasp, a functional and decorative hardware piece. Dating to the Roman period, it features a bust atop a rectangular pillar, consistent with a herm sculpture. The material is likely bronze or a similar copper alloy, exhibiting a greenish patina. The bust depicts a figure with a cap or intricate hairstyle, while the pillar shows faint relief details.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:21.479Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18194,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":900,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18195/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"4th century ad \n a carnelian cloison with intaglio crane catching a frog; set into a later gold ring with ellipsoid bezel supported on twisted-rod shoulders, with round-section shank. 5.62 grams, 24.67mm overall, 20.34mm internal diameter (approximate size british s, usa 9, europe 20.00, japan 19) (1\"). very fine condition. a large wearable size. \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired london art market, 1970-1980. \n \n literature \n cf. ruseva-slokoska, l. \n roman jewellery, sofia, 1991, item 219 for type."},"estimateMax":1400,"lotNumber":"1035","title":{"en":"roman crane gemstone in gold ring"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18195/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":900,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman gold ring set with a crane gemstone, functioning as a piece of jewelry. The ring dates to the Roman period and is crafted from gold, featuring a twisted band design. The central element is an oval gemstone, likely carnelian, which is intaglio carved with the image of a crane. The carving depicts the bird standing, facing right, with its long legs and neck visible.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:21.480Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£1,000 - £1,400","currency":"GBP","id":18195,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":1000},{"startPrice":36,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18196/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"4th-5th century ad \n a broad t-shaped bronze plaque with pierced lug above for suspension from a hinge; handle formed as a dolphin with its tail raised. 70 grams, 64mm (2 1/2\"). fair condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the 1970s."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"1036","title":{"en":"roman wine flagon lid with dolphin"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18196/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_flatware","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":36,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman wine flagon lid with a dolphin motif. This functional utensil component dates to the Roman period. It is likely made of bronze, showing characteristic green and brown patination. The lid is adorned with a raised, three-dimensional depiction of a dolphin, suggesting an aquatic or festive theme suitable for a wine vessel.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:21.482Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":18196,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":54,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18197/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze military buckle comprising a d-shaped loop and tongue with transverse ribs, rectangular plaque with stud to each corner, \n gorgoneion modelled in the half-round. 16 grams, 61mm (2 1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from an east london collector; previously in a collection formed between 1990-2000. \n \n literature \n see appels, a. & laycock, s. \n roman buckles and military fittings, witham, 2007."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"1037","title":{"en":"roman buckle with figural plate"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18197/view","tags":["uscollectibles_militaria","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":54,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman buckle with a figural plate. Dating to the Roman period, this utilitarian accessory is likely made of bronze, displaying a greenish patina. The buckle features a rectangular plate adorned with a central relief depicting a Medusa head, characterized by snakes as hair and a Gorgon's features, framed by a plain border and a hinged semi-circular loop.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:21.483Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18197,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18198/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a bronze high-relief mount of cerberus, the three-headed hound which guards the entrance to hades, advancing on a base with one foreleg raised, serpent-tail resting on the rump. 27 grams, 40mm (1 1/2\"). fine condition. rare. \n \n provenance \n from an east london collector; previously in a collection formed between 1990-2000."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1038","title":{"en":"roman cerberus mount"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18198/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman Cerberus mount, likely a decorative fitting or appliqué. Dating to the Roman period, it is crafted from bronze or a similar metal, exhibiting a dark patina. The mount depicts Cerberus, the mythical three-headed dog, in a rearing or pouncing posture, with detailed heads and a muscular body.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:21.484Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18198,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18199/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a group of bronze keys, one barrel-type, two with cranked shank, one with openwork rectangular flange. 35.2 grams total, 26-51mm (1 -2\"). fine condition. [4] \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s. \n \n literature \n see pall, m. \n schlüssel und schlösser, graz, 2012."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1039","title":{"en":"roman key collection"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18199/view","tags":["uscollectibles_hardware","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman key collection, comprising multiple functional keys. Dating to the Roman period, these items are made of metal, likely iron or bronze, showing signs of age and corrosion. The collection includes various forms of key handles and bits, with some featuring ring-shaped handles, suggesting they could have been finger-rings or part of a larger mechanism.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:21.485Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18199,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18200/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd-4th century ad \n a group of fifty seven well preserved thick ceramic tesserae in shades of cream and terracotta. 1.2 kg total, 1.5-3cm (1/2 - 1 1/4\"). fair condition. [57, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a uk gentleman; acquired from a northamptonshire, uk, collection, in 2004."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"1040","title":{"en":"roman tessera group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18200/view","tags":["usdecor_craftsandhobbies","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This item is a group of Roman tesserae, which are small mosaic tiles. These architectural and decorative elements date to the Roman period. The tesserae are made of stone and possibly terracotta, appearing in various shades of grey, off-white, and reddish-brown. They are roughly cuboid in shape, ready for assembly into a mosaic pavement or wall decoration.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:21.486Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18200,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18201/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-4th century ad \n a mixed group of mainly yellow and blue glass beads in various shapes and sizes, some with applied decoration. 85 grams total, 2-29mm (1/4 - 1\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a london lady, part of her family's swiss collection; formerly acquired in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1041","title":{"en":"roman bead group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18201/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This item is a group of Roman beads, intended for personal adornment or decorative use. Dating to the Roman period, these beads are primarily made of glass, displaying a variety of shapes and sizes. The dominant colors are shades of yellow, green, and pale blue, with some featuring striped, ribbed, or multi-layered designs, and others exhibiting simple spherical or tubular forms.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:21.488Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18201,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":120,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18202/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n an ellipsoid carnelian cloison, intaglio to one face of a seated minerva in profile with spear in her hand, flanked by two small attendants. 0.73 grams, 12.90mm (1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a north london gentleman; previously acquired on the london art market in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":170,"lotNumber":"1042","title":{"en":"roman gemstone with throneroom scene"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18202/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":120,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman gemstone intaglio featuring a throneroom scene. This piece of glyptic art dates to the Roman period. It is carved from a reddish-brown gemstone, likely carnelian, and is circular in shape. The intaglio depicts a figure seated on a throne, flanked by two standing figures; one appears to be holding a spear or staff, suggesting a royal or divine audience.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:18.374Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£120 - £170","currency":"GBP","id":18202,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":120},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18203/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a pair of tinned bronze tweezers, flat-section arms with notched edges, penannular spring with separate suspension ring. 14.1 grams, 11cm (4 1/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"1043","title":{"en":"roman tinned medical tweezers"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18203/view","tags":["uscollectibles_tools","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a pair of Roman medical tweezers. The tweezers are made of tinned metal, indicating their ancient period. They feature a simple, functional design typical of medical instruments from the Roman era. The two arms meet at a point, with a loop at the top for handling or suspension. The surface shows signs of age and patina, consistent with an archaeological find.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:18.376Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18203,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18204/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a pair of matched bone dice with ring-and-dot markings arranged 1:6, 2:3, 5:4. 4.05 grams total, 10mm each (1/2\"). fine condition. [2, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"1044","title":{"en":"roman bone dice pair"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18204/view","directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This lot features a pair of Roman bone dice. These ancient gaming pieces are cuboid in shape, carved from bone. Each side is marked with circular pips, drilled and often highlighted, representing numbers one through six. The tactile nature and visible wear suggest their use in games during the Roman period, reflecting leisure activities of the time.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.905Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18204,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18205/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze figure of mars(?) seated with arms and legs bent on a spherical mount with column beneath pierced at the lower end; provincial workmanship. 90 grams, 90mm (3 1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a mayfair lady; formerly in an important london collection formed since 1965."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1045","title":{"en":"roman seated mars statuette"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18205/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman statuette depicting Mars, the god of war, in a seated posture. The figure, likely made of bronze, shows Mars with a beard, seated on a spherical object that surmounts a tapered base. The style is characteristic of Roman artistry, possibly serving as a votive offering or decorative item. The statuette exhibits a dark patina, indicative of its age and material.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:18.377Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18205,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18206/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a ceramic oil lamp with short round nozzle, discus with an erotic image of a naked couple on a bed, engaged in coitus, round base with inscription 'carinia'. 55 grams, 10cm (4\"). fine condition, nozzle restored. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired in the early 2000s; formerly with a slough collector since the 1980s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1046","title":{"en":"roman oil lamp with erotic scene"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18206/view","tags":["usdecor_lighting","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman oil lamp, crafted from terracotta. The lamp features an elliptical body with a central discus, adorned with a molded erotic scene. The nozzle extends from one end, and there is a central filling hole within the discus. The reddish-brown material and decorative relief are characteristic of Roman ceramic ware used for illumination, offering insight into daily life and artistic expression.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:18.378Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18206,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18207/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-3rd century ad \n a bronze discoid openwork harness mount with attachment loop to the reverse; central eagle motif within a ring of openwork text 'legxvapollinaris:' (15th legion of apollo). 25.3 grams, 43mm (1 3/4\"). very fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in london; acquired on the uk art market. \n \n footnotes \n the legio xv apollinaris was raised in turkey by octavian in 40 bc to counter pompey's threat to the grain supply from egypt. it saw action mainly in the eastern mediterranean theatre, often trying to counter the rise of the parthians in the east."},"estimateMax":240,"lotNumber":"1047","title":{"en":"roman 15th legion horse harness mount"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18207/view","tags":["uscollectibles_militaria","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman horse harness mount from the 15th Legion. The mount is circular, made of metal, and features an openwork design. The central motif is an eagle, a prominent symbol of the Roman legions, surrounded by a legible inscription that identifies the 15th Legion. This artifact provides insight into Roman military equipment and the symbolism associated with its legions.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:18.380Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£180 - £240","currency":"GBP","id":18207,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":180},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18208/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century ad \n a silver brooch of aucissa type comprising an openwork bow with lateral pins, wolf-head footplate, ball finial, hinged pin to the reverse. 8 grams, 44mm (1 3/4\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from a private collection; formed 1965-1975. \n \n literature \n cf. hattatt, r. \n brooches of antiquity, oxford, 1987, item 841."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1048","title":{"en":"roman silver wolf's head bow brooch"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18208/view","tags":["usjewelry_brooches","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver bow brooch, distinguished by a wolf's head motif. The brooch features a bowed, arched body, adorned with small raised bosses or rivets, and culminates in a zoomorphic wolf's head at one end. The silver material and detailed animal head reflect typical Roman jewelry design and craftsmanship. It would have been used to fasten garments, showcasing both functional and decorative aspects.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:18.381Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18208,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":200,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18209/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a restrung necklace of graduated ribbon glass square-section beads with gold-coloured spacers. 6.95 grams, 34cm (13 1/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n the signo collection, the property of a west london businessman, formed in the late 1980s-early 1990s. \n \n footnotes \n dr. bonewitz notes: 'the manufacture of banded glass as used in these beads was a highly skilled process.'"},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"1049","title":{"en":"roman blue ribbon glass bead necklace"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18209/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":200,"aiDescription":"This lot presents a Roman necklace composed of blue ribbon glass beads. The necklace features numerous small, irregularly shaped blue glass beads, strung together to form a delicate chain. The varying shades of blue and the handmade quality of the glass beads are characteristic of Roman glasswork. This piece of jewelry offers a glimpse into ancient Roman adornment and craftsmanship.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:18.382Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18209,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":63,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18210/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd century ad \n a gold drop earring comprising an s-shaped hook, fantail catch bar, pearlescent glass bead and cloison with carnelian inlay. 1.51 grams, 21mm (3/4\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from an old english collection; acquired on the uk art market."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"1050","title":{"en":"roman gold and carnelian earring with bead drop"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18210/view","tags":["usjewelry_earrings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":63,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman earring crafted from gold and carnelian, featuring a bead drop. The earring consists of a curved gold hook or wire, supporting a bezel-set carnelian gemstone. Dangling from the carnelian is a delicate, translucent bead drop, likely made of glass or rock crystal. The combination of gold, carnelian, and a subtle drop highlights Roman jewelry aesthetics and precious materials.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:18.383Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18210,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":108,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18211/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd-4th century ad \n a raised oval red carnelian intaglio gemstone engraved with seated winged victory (greek nike). 1.04 grams, 11.64mm (1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the fortuna collection of engraved gems; acquired on the european art market in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":170,"lotNumber":"1051","title":{"en":"roman intaglio gemstone with seated victory"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18211/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":108,"aiDescription":"This lot comprises a Roman intaglio gemstone, depicting a seated Victory figure. The carnelian-like gemstone is oval-shaped and features a finely carved intaglio design. The image shows a winged Victory figure, seated, likely holding an object not clearly discernible from the image alone. This type of gemstone would have been set into a ring or used as a seal, showcasing Roman mythological themes and glyptic art.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:18.384Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£120 - £170","currency":"GBP","id":18211,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":120},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18212/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze mount formed as a bust of minerva with broad collar and textured cuirass; helmet with bifid crest; square-section mounting peg to the reverse. 25 grams, 43mm (1 3/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"1052","title":{"en":"roman minerva bust mount"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18212/view","tags":["usart_sculpture","usart","usart_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman mount depicting a bust of Minerva. The mount, likely made of bronze or another metal, features the upper torso and head of the goddess Minerva, identifiable by her distinctive helmet. The figure is stylized, showing a broad bust and the conical shape of her headgear. This piece would have served as an attachment or embellishment, reflecting Roman religious iconography and decorative metalwork.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:25.022Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":18212,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":150,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18213/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze furniture fitting of a siren, head turned to the left, hair falling to shoulders; left hand raised, body naked with single large bird's claw to the base. 79 grams, 77mm (3\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from a private collection; formed 1965-1975."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1053","title":{"en":"roman siren furniture fitting"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18213/view","tags":["uscollectibles_hardware","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":150,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman furniture fitting, likely made of bronze, depicting a siren. The siren is represented with an anthropomorphic upper body, including a head with facial features and a raised left arm, merging into a fish-like or serpentine lower body. The fitting exhibits a green-brown patina, typical of aged bronze artifacts. It serves as an example of mythological figures used in ancient Roman decorative arts for household items.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:25.023Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18213,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":225,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18214/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a bronze strap handle with curved d-section shank developing to a siren with lateral wings, female head with chignon hairstyle, nude torso with crescent legs below. hollow to the underside. 177 grams, 80mm (3\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s. \n \n literature \n cf. rolland, h. \n bronzes antiques de haute provence, paris, 1965, item 324 for type."},"estimateMax":350,"lotNumber":"1054","title":{"en":"roman handle with siren motif"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18214/view","tags":["uscollectibles_hardware","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":225,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman handle, crafted from bronze, featuring a siren motif. The handle is arched, with one end terminating in a stylized representation of a siren's upper body, including an arm. The design suggests its use for an object requiring a grasp, such as a vessel or piece of furniture. The bronze exhibits a dark green and brown patination, indicative of its age.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:25.025Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£250 - £350","currency":"GBP","id":18214,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":250},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18215/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-2nd century ad \n a mixed group of bronze mirrors comprising: a flat disc with loop handle to the reverse; a disc with band of points and incised arcs to the rim, attachment scar for an ornate handle; a disc with incised concentric rings to the reverse, incised arcs flanking the attachment point for a riveted handle, pointillé triangles to the reverse. 403 grams total, 9-14cm (3 1/2 - 5 1/2\"). fine condition. [3, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private collection; previously in an old central asian collection; acquired in the late 1940s. \n \n literature \n see roberts, p. \n life and death in pompeii and herculaneum, london, 2013 for discussion."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1055","title":{"en":"roman mirror group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18215/view","tags":["usdecor_walldecor","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a group of three Roman mirror fragments, likely crafted from bronze or a copper alloy. Each piece is circular or disc-shaped, typical of ancient hand mirrors. They show varying degrees of surface corrosion, with green and dark brown patinas obscuring their original reflective surfaces. One mirror piece features concentric etched lines, while another has a scalloped edge detail.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:25.026Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18215,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":100,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18216/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a silver ring comprising a flat-section hoop and flared shoulders, inset carnelian cloison with intaglio minerva in crested helmet, seated with victory on the knee. 5.23 grams, 20.47mm overall, 15.92x13.91mm internal diameter (approximate size british f, usa 2 3/4, europe 3.67, japan 3) (3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s. \n \n literature \n cf. ruseva-slokoska, l. \n roman jewellery, sofia, 1991, item 190 for type."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1056","title":{"en":"roman silver ring with minerva gemstone"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18216/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":100,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver ring, featuring an integrated gemstone that depicts Minerva. The ring's band appears substantial and has a textured, earthy surface. The oval-shaped gemstone, likely carnelian due to its reddish-orange color, is centrally set and intricately carved with a relief of the goddess Minerva, identifiable by her helmet and attributes. This piece is a fine example of Roman personal adornment with mythological iconography.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:25.028Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18216,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18217/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a bronze plaque with tapering terminals, inscribed to both faces with greek text. 4.88 grams, 50mm (2\"). fair condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"1057","title":{"en":"roman inscribed plaque"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18217/view","tags":["usdecor_general","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This lot consists of two Roman inscribed plaques, likely made of bronze or a copper alloy, given their reddish-brown appearance with dark patination. Each plaque is elongated and leaf-shaped with pointed ends. Both pieces feature incised Latin script, although the specific text is partially obscured by wear and patina. These plaques might have served as dedicatory pieces, labels, or decorative elements.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:25.030Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18217,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":100,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18218/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd century ad \n a silver d-section ring with expanding shoulders, the oval-shaped bezel with engraved bust of minerva (greek athena) wearing a corinthian helmet, plume to the top. 4.09 grams, 22.06mm overall, 18.41x15.32mm internal diameter (approximate size british i 1/2, usa 4 1/2, europe 8.07, japan 7) (3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1058","title":{"en":"roman silver ring with bust"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18218/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":100,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver ring, featuring an engraved or embossed bust on its bezel. The ring has a simple, flattened oval bezel and a broad band. The bust, possibly a deity or emperor, is rendered in low relief. The silver exhibits a dull, oxidized surface with some pitting, characteristic of ancient excavated metals. This piece represents Roman jewelry with figural imagery.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:25.031Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18218,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":72,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18219/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a ceramic oil lamp with short nozzle, deep discus with high-relief floral decoration. 56.9 grams, 95mm (3 3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1059","title":{"en":"roman oil lamp with floral motif"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18219/view","tags":["usdecor_lighting","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":72,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman oil lamp made from terracotta, characterized by a prominent floral motif on its discus. The lamp has a classic rounded body, a central filling hole, and a nozzle for the wick. The discus is decorated with a multi-petaled rosette design. The earthy red-brown color of the terracotta is consistent with ancient ceramic production. This lamp served as a common household item for illumination in Roman times.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:25.033Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18219,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":54,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18220/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-3rd century ad \n a mixed group of statue elements, possibly used as a votive, comprising: one leg with attachment peg below; a right hand holding a \n patera; a right arm and hand holding a pearl(?); a right arm and hand, the hand pierced to accept an attachment. 64.5 grams total, 32-65mm (1 1/4 - 2 1/2\"). fine condition. [4] \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1060","title":{"en":"roman statuette arm group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18220/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":54,"aiDescription":"This is a group of Roman statuette arm fragments, likely crafted from bronze, indicated by their varied green and brown patinas. The collection includes several disembodied arm sections, some depicting an open hand, a clenched fist, or bent elbows. One piece appears to be a stylized, club-like arm. These fragments are remnants of larger statuettes, showcasing the detailed sculptural work of Roman artisans.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:25.034Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18220,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18221/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd century ad \n a mixed group of bronze brooches comprising: a bird in flight with flared tail; a nesting bird in profile; a bird with sprung pin. 14 grams, 26-35mm (1 - 1 1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve, 3] \n \n provenance \n from an east london collector; previously in a collection formed between 1990-2000. \n \n literature \n see hattatt, r. \n brooches of antiquity, oxford, 1987, items 1150, 1156, 1171."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"1061","title":{"en":"roman bird brooch collection"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18221/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a collection of three Roman bird brooches, likely made from bronze or a copper alloy, given their dark, oxidized surfaces with hints of green patination. One brooch is a stylized bird figure, while another is an intact fibula-type brooch with a bird-shaped body and a visible pin mechanism. The third piece is a flatter, simpler bird silhouette. These items served as functional fasteners and decorative adornments in Roman dress.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:25.035Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18221,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18222/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a hemispherical glass bowl with rolled rim and lip beneath. 340 grams, 15.5cm (6\"). fine condition, repaired. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a london lady, part of her family's swiss collection; formerly acquired in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"1062","title":{"en":"roman deep glass bowl"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18222/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman deep glass bowl, characterized by its translucent, pale green-yellow hue. The bowl has a simple, rounded form with a slightly everted rim and a smooth, undecorated surface. Its deep profile suggests it may have been used for serving food or liquids. The glass exhibits some surface imperfections and a light patina, typical of ancient glassware. This piece exemplifies utilitarian Roman glass production.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:22.020Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18222,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18223/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n an irregular lead block with impressed image from a seal matrix, profile bust with legend to the edge '[...]avtv[.]'. 7.7 grams, 16mm (3/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"1063","title":{"en":"roman lead figural seal"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18223/view","directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman figural seal, likely used for stamping documents or goods. Crafted from lead, the seal features a raised, somewhat abstract figural design, suggesting a human bust or deity within a circular frame. The surface shows some wear and oxidation consistent with its age. Its small size indicates it was likely handheld and utilitarian in nature.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.906Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":18223,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18224/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd century ad \n a tall iridescent glass bottle comprising a bell-shaped body with recessed underside, tall tapering neck, rolled everted rim. 110 grams, 16cm (6 1/4\"). fine condition. no reserve.  \n provenance \n from the collection of a european lady; part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s. \n \n literature \n cf. lightfoot, c.s. \n ancient glass in national museums scotland, edinburgh, 2007, items 445, 451 for type."},"estimateMax":800,"lotNumber":"1064","title":{"en":"roman glass bottle"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18224/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman glass bottle, characterized by its long, cylindrical neck and bell-shaped body. The glass exhibits iridescent patination and some encrustation, indicating its ancient origin. Its form suggests it might have been used for storing perfumes, oils, or other liquids. The flared rim at the mouth adds a distinctive functional and aesthetic detail.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:22.022Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£600 - £800","currency":"GBP","id":18224,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":600},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18225/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a leaping bronze panther with its mouth open and legs extended, attached to a flat-section iron blade for use as a razor. 96 grams, 92mm (3 3/4\"). very fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1065","title":{"en":"roman razor with panther handle"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18225/view","tags":["uscollectibles_tools","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman razor featuring an ornate handle. The handle is cast in the form of a leaping panther, showcasing intricate detailing for the animal's musculature and facial features. The razor's blade, likely made of a different material and now absent or corroded, would have attached to the flat base beneath the panther. The overall piece suggests a utilitarian object with significant artistic embellishment, possibly bronze or copper alloy, with a prominent green patina.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:22.023Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18225,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":50,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18226/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd century ad \n an iron p-shaped brooch, inlaid silver plate to the bow with a line of niello chevrons, flared foot with inlaid silver plate, decorated with lines of niello chevrons and lines; pin and catchplate to the underside. 13 grams, 60mm (2 1/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"1066","title":{"en":"roman brooch with silver inlay"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18226/view","directSalePrice":50,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman brooch, an item of personal adornment. It features distinctive silver inlay work, particularly on its arched body and triangular element, forming geometric patterns. The brooch appears to be made of metal, possibly bronze, with a surviving pin mechanism. The contrasting silver against the darker metal would have created a striking visual effect.","lastUpdate":"2025-03-07T15:45:34.019Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18226,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":180,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18227/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd century ad \n a silver dress pin comprising a tapering twisted shank, the finial a standing eagle on a rectangular base. 5.21 grams, 11cm (4 1/4\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired london art market, 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":240,"lotNumber":"1067","title":{"en":"roman silver pin with eagle finial"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18227/view","tags":["usjewelry_brooches","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":180,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver pin, likely used as a hair pin or garment fastener. It features an exquisitely detailed eagle finial perched atop the slender shaft, showcasing the bird's feathers and form. The pin is made of silver, contributing to its refined appearance. Its overall design reflects Roman craftsmanship in personal accessories, emphasizing both utility and symbolic artistry.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:22.025Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£180 - £240","currency":"GBP","id":18227,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":180},{"startPrice":200,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18228/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a hollow-formed bronze patera handle comprising a ribbed column and leaf-shaped base, the finial a ram's head with curled horns. 169 grams, 13cm (5\"). fine condition, usage wear. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s. \n \n literature \n cf. rolland, h. \n bronzes antiques de haute provence, paris, 1965, item 313 for type."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"1068","title":{"en":"roman patera handle with ram's head"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18228/view","tags":["usart_sculpture","usart","usart_all"],"directSalePrice":200,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman patera handle, crafted with an animalistic design. The handle terminates in a finely detailed ram's head, complete with horns and facial features. The body of the handle is elongated and shows evidence of a green patina, suggesting it is made of bronze or a similar copper alloy. This piece would have been part of a ceremonial shallow dish, or patera, used for libations.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:22.026Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18228,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":150,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18229/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-4th century ad \n a shell oval cameo with female bust in profile; wearing a v-necked garment, hair held back with headband and tied into a low bun. 2.27 grams, 22mm (1\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired by his father in the 1970s; thence by descent."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1069","title":{"en":"roman cameo with female bust"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18229/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":150,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman cameo gemstone, an intricate piece of carved jewelry. It depicts a female bust in profile, facing right, with elegantly styled hair and draped garment details. The carving utilizes layers of different colored stone, with the bust in a lighter, reddish-brown tone against a darker background, highlighting the relief. This piece would have been worn as an ornament or set into a larger piece of jewelry.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:22.027Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18229,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":120,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18230/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-4th century ad \n an oval green agate intaglio gemstone, engraved with capricorn. 0.37 grams, 9.79mm (1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the fortuna collection of engraved gems; acquired on the european art market in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":170,"lotNumber":"1070","title":{"en":"roman intaglio gemstone with capricorn"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18230/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":120,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman intaglio gemstone, carved into a round, green stone. The intaglio carving depicts a Capricorn, a mythical creature with the head of a goat and the tail of a fish. The image shows both the carved stone and an impression taken from it, revealing the detailed design. This type of gemstone was commonly used as a signet ring or seal.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:22.029Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£120 - £170","currency":"GBP","id":18230,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":120},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18231/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze figurine depicting a resting mouse, head turned slightly to the left, small pellet eyes, ears pointing backwards; conical recess at the back for a separate tail-insert. 79 grams, 47mm (2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1071","title":{"en":"roman mouse statuette"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18231/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman statuette depicting a mouse, crafted from stone. The sculpture captures the form of the small rodent in a naturalistic pose, with rounded contours and minimal detail. The speckled texture and varied tones of the stone add to its rustic charm. This item likely served as a decorative piece or a votive offering.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:22.030Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18231,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18232/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a string of carnelian beads, mainly of oblate form with two tubular green glass beads. 36.7 grams, 30cm (12\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a london lady, part of her family's swiss collection; formerly acquired in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"1072","title":{"en":"roman or parthian carnelian bead string"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18232/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman or Parthian string of carnelian beads, forming a bracelet or necklace. The string comprises numerous small, irregularly shaped carnelian beads, showcasing their characteristic reddish-orange hues. A few green glass beads are interspersed near the end, and a single larger, elongated carnelian bead acts as a focal point, indicating a potential clasp or decorative element with an attached string.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:27.640Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18232,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18233/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a bronze amuletic pendant of a phallus with thick suspension loop. 22.1 grams, 35mm (1 1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s. \n \n literature \n cf. rolland, h. \n bronzes antiques de haute provence, paris, 1965, item 425 for type."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"1073","title":{"en":"roman phallic pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18233/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman phallic pendant, likely crafted from bronze or a similar metal, exhibiting a greenish-brown patina. The pendant is shaped to depict a phallus, a common apotropaic symbol in ancient Roman culture. It features an integrated loop for suspension, suggesting it was worn as a piece of jewelry or an amulet. The object is relatively small and appears well-preserved for its age.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:27.642Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18233,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18234/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd century ad \n a silver ring with d-section hoop and expanding shoulders, rectangular bezel with an image of a stylised lion advancing with its tail raised. 3.53 grams, 19.46mm overall, 15.93x13.76mm internal diameter (approximate size british h, usa 3 3/4, europe 6.18, japan 6) (3/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in london; acquired on the uk art market."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"1074","title":{"en":"roman silver ring with lion"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18234/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman silver ring, featuring a prominent rectangular bezel with a finely engraved image of a lion. The ring is crafted from silver, as indicated by its metallic luster and the catalog text. Its design suggests a functional piece of jewelry, possibly for personal adornment or as a seal. The imagery of a lion likely held symbolic significance in the Roman period.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:27.643Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18234,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":108,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18235/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-2nd century ad \n a bronze miniature vessel(?), scaphoid in plan with recurved handles terminating in opposed animal-heads, balustered shank and socle base. 270 grams, 10.4cm (4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a mayfair lady; formerly in an important london collection formed since 1965."},"estimateMax":170,"lotNumber":"1075","title":{"en":"roman vessel with handles"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18235/view","tags":["usdecor_general","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":108,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman vessel, possibly made of bronze or a similar copper alloy, distinguished by its intricate handles. The vessel stands on a pedestal base, which elevates a shallow bowl-like top. The most notable features are the two handles, which appear to be stylized representations of serpents or mythical creatures, arching upwards from the bowl. The metal exhibits a dark patina with hints of green, suggesting considerable age.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:27.645Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£120 - £170","currency":"GBP","id":18235,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":120},{"startPrice":54,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18236/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-4th century ad \n a restrung necklace of mixed glass and stone beads, mainly spherical and balustered in form, with a blue ceramic lunate pendant; modern clasp. 84 grams, 50cm (19 3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a north west london gallery; formerly in a 1980s collection."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"1076","title":{"en":"roman mixed bead necklace"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18236/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":54,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman mixed bead necklace, composed of various shapes, sizes, and colors of beads. The beads appear to be made from diverse materials, including stone, glass, and possibly shell, with colors ranging from earthy tones to blues, yellows, and black. It features a dark, possibly carved, pendant or central bead. The necklace exhibits an irregular arrangement of beads, creating a visually eclectic and ancient aesthetic.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:27.646Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18236,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":350,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18237/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd century ad \n a gold ring comprising a flat-section hoop and flared shoulders, flat bezel with cell, inset cameo profile female bust. 3.52 grams, 20.38mm overall, 16.64x12.37mm internal diameter (approximate size british b, usa 0, europe -, japan -) (3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s. \n \n literature \n cf. ruseva-slokoska, l. \n roman jewellery, sofia, 1991, item 236 for type."},"estimateMax":450,"lotNumber":"1077","title":{"en":"roman gold ring with cameo bust"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18237/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":350,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman gold ring, featuring a rectangular bezel that holds a white stone cameo bust. The ring itself is crafted from gold, as described in the catalog, and exhibits a lustrous, warm tone. The cameo is carved with a three-dimensional representation of a human bust, likely depicting a deity or an important figure from the Roman period. The ring's design suggests it was a valuable piece of personal adornment.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:27.648Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£350 - £450","currency":"GBP","id":18237,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":350},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18238/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd century ad \n a discoid ceramic oil lamp with short nozzle, volute scroll to each side, image of two lovers on a bed, engaged in coitus. 67 grams, 92mm (3 5/8\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":170,"lotNumber":"1078","title":{"en":"roman erotic oil lamp"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18238/view","tags":["usdecor_lighting","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman erotic oil lamp, made of terracotta and featuring an impressed design on its discus. The lamp is a functional type, with a central filling hole and a nozzle for the wick. The catalog describes the imagery as erotic, though the specific subject matter is not explicitly detailed by the image. The terracotta material shows a characteristic reddish-brown color, and the lamp exhibits a typical Roman form.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:27.649Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£120 - £170","currency":"GBP","id":18238,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":120},{"startPrice":6,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18239/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze phalera with medusa head in half-round, wearing a winged crown, raised snake between, snakes framing her face; border with concentric circles. 48 grams, 60mm (2 1/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n private collection, uk; formed in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":170,"lotNumber":"1079","title":{"en":"roman medusa and snake phalera"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18239/view","tags":["usart_sculpture","usart","usart_all"],"directSalePrice":6,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman phalera, a decorative disk or medallion, featuring a depiction of Medusa and snakes. The phalera is crafted from bronze or a similar copper alloy, exhibiting a prominent green patina. The central image is the head of Medusa, characterized by her serpentine hair, flanked by additional snake motifs. An avian creature, possibly an eagle, crowns the top of the design, suggesting a symbolic or military context.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:27.651Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£120 - £170","currency":"GBP","id":18239,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":120},{"startPrice":6,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18240/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze figurine of a standing boar with long bristles to its back, long snout with tusks, coiled tail behind. 24.7 grams, 40mm (1 1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in london; acquired on the uk art market."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1080","title":{"en":"roman standing boar statue"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18240/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":6,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman standing boar statue, likely crafted from bronze or a similar copper alloy, displaying a verdant patina. The sculpture depicts a wild boar in a standing posture, characterized by its robust body, prominent snout, and short legs. The details are somewhat stylized, typical of ancient bronzes, and the overall form conveys the animal's strength. This statue could have served as a votive offering, an ornamental piece, or a toy.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:27.652Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18240,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18241/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd century ad \n a silver ring with d-section hoop, raised oval bezel with intaglio image of mercury (greek hermes), holding a money bag and wearing \n petasos , tree trunk behind. 7.18 grams, 21.98mm overall, 18.19mm internal diameter (approximate size british p 1/2, usa 8, europe 17.15, japan 16) (7/8\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a surrey collector; acquired in the early 1970s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1081","title":{"en":"roman silver ring with mercury"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18241/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman silver ring, adorned with an engraved image of Mercury on its oval bezel. The ring is made of silver, showing the characteristic dull sheen of ancient metal. The image on the bezel clearly depicts the Roman god Mercury, identifiable by his caduceus, although other attributes may be present. This ring served as a piece of personal jewelry and may have also functioned as a seal.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:27.653Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18241,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":540,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18242/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a restrung necklace of tubular and biconical carnelian beads with hollow gold spacers, gold bell-shaped pendant with pearl breloques. 30 grams, 45cm (17 3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a richmond gentleman; part of his family collection formed before 1980; thence by descent."},"estimateMax":800,"lotNumber":"1082","title":{"en":"roman gold pendant necklace"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18242/view","tags":["usjewelry_necklaces","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":540,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman gold pendant necklace, composed of numerous elongated red beads and interspersed gold spacer beads. The main focal point is a gold pendant, crafted with intricate filigree details and featuring three dangling elements. The red beads appear to be carnelian or a similar semi-precious stone, offering a warm contrast to the gold. This necklace is a luxurious piece of Roman jewelry, designed for adornment.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:31.449Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£600 - £800","currency":"GBP","id":18242,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":600},{"startPrice":700,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18243/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze statuette of venus, standing nude and holding a mirror in her left hand, her hair dressed in loose curls falling on her shoulders and back, wearing a diadem on centre-parted hair. 117 grams, 11.5cm (4 1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":900,"lotNumber":"1083","title":{"en":"roman venus with mirror"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18243/view","tags":["usart_sculpture","usart","usart_all"],"directSalePrice":700,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman figurine depicting Venus with a mirror. The statuette portrays the goddess in a standing pose, holding a mirror-like object. It is a bronze sculpture, characterized by a classical style from the Roman period. Notable visual features include the goddess's partially draped form and the presence of the reflective object. This artifact represents a common theme in Roman art, emphasizing beauty and mythology.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:31.451Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£700 - £900","currency":"GBP","id":18243,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":700},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18244/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a group of four lead discoid seals with profile bust motifs. 40 grams total, 19-31mm (3/4 - 1 1/4\"). fair condition. [4, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private collection; formed 1965-1975."},"estimateMax":30,"lotNumber":"1084","title":{"en":"roman seal group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18244/view","directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This lot comprises a group of four Roman seals, likely made from a lead or clay material given their appearance. The seals are mostly circular or ovate in shape, with one exhibiting a more irregular, perhaps animalistic, form. They appear to be ancient artifacts, possibly used for official documents or personal property. The surfaces show wear consistent with age, and some may bear faint impressions or designs, though not clearly visible.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.908Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£20 - £30","currency":"GBP","id":18244,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":20},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18245/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a silver miniature eagle standing with wings folded, hatched detailing to the chest, wings and base. 3.95 grams, 20mm (3/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a wirral, uk, collection; previously in a private collection, uk, formed in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1085","title":{"en":"roman or parthian silver eagle statuette"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18245/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_silver","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman or Parthian silver statuette depicting an eagle. The sculpture portrays the bird of prey in a stylized, standing posture with its head turned to the left. Its material is silver, giving it a distinct metallic sheen. This artifact serves as a zoomorphic representation, likely holding symbolic significance for either the Roman or Parthian culture. The minimalist yet powerful depiction of the eagle is a key visual feature.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:31.452Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18245,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":6,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18246/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a substantial bronze military mount or belt stiffener comprising a d-section tapering bar with one ribbed finial, the other heart-shaped, two lateral d-shaped flanges each with circular void, flanked by lateral bars with two voids and tendril detailing; three attachment lugs to the reverse. 18.7 grams, 92mm (3 3/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in london; acquired on the uk art market. \n \n literature \n see webster, g. \n the roman imperial army of the first and second centuries, oklahoma, 1998, p.139 for discussion. \n \n footnotes \n the beneficiarius was a specially-commissioned soldier whose duties would include undertaking a specific role such as military police. the insignia included a disc with spikes and two circular holes, shown on a military altar."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1086","title":{"en":"roman beneficiarius insignia mount"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18246/view","tags":["uscollectibles_militaria","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":6,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman beneficiarius insignia mount, likely made of bronze or a similar metal alloy given its oxidized appearance. The mount features an intricate, openwork design, symmetrically arranged around a central vertical axis. It incorporates circular elements and terminates in a heart-shaped or spade-like form at the bottom. This artifact would have served as a decorative or rank-indicating emblem, characteristic of Roman military or administrative regalia.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:31.454Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18246,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18247/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a matched pair of gold earrings with hook-and-eye closure and iridescent glass pendant. 1.52 grams total, 19-26mm (3/4 - 1\"). fine condition. [2, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired in the early 2000s; formerly with a slough collector since the 1980s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1087","title":{"en":"roman gold earring pair"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18247/view","tags":["usjewelry_earrings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This lot features a pair of Roman gold earrings. Each earring consists of a gold hoop, with one suspending a spherical, multi-colored glass bead showing iridescence and the other suspending an irregular, possibly stone or metallic, fragment. The use of gold indicates their value and the period's craftsmanship in jewelry. These items served as personal adornment, reflecting Roman fashion and material culture.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:31.456Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18247,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18248/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-2nd century ad \n a group of two sheet silver votive figures, the larger with naive features to the cast head, repoussé breasts, curled feet and pudendum, the smaller with stern male face, left arm cradling a panel. 10.5 grams total, 38-78mm (1 1/2 - 3 1/4\"). fine condition. [2] \n \n provenance \n private collection, home counties, uk; acquired before 1980."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"1088","title":{"en":"roman silver votive figure group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18248/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_silver","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This lot consists of a group of two Roman silver votive figures. One figure is larger, depicting a stylized nude female with prominent breasts and defined facial features. The second, smaller figure is more abstract and rectangular, possibly representing a child or a different deity, holding an object. Crafted from silver, these figures would have been offered as devotionals, reflecting Roman religious practices. The contrasting sizes and styles are notable visual features.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:31.457Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18248,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18249/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a mixed group of bronze items comprising: a large decorated crotal bell; a crossbow brooch with decorated footplate, pin and catchplate to the underside. 110 grams total, 48-68mm (2 - 2 1/2\"). fine condition. [2, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european collector; formerly in an old european collection formed mainly in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":40,"lotNumber":"1089","title":{"en":"roman bell and crossbow brooch group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18249/view","directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This lot includes a Roman bell and a crossbow brooch. The bell is spherical with a loop for suspension and appears to be made of bronze or copper alloy, showing signs of patination. The crossbow brooch, also likely bronze, features a characteristic T-shaped bar and pin mechanism. Both items are functional artifacts from the Roman period, with the bell possibly used as an animal or personal accessory, and the brooch for fastening garments.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.908Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£30 - £40","currency":"GBP","id":18249,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":30},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18250/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a green-tinted glass jug with squat body and trumpet-shaped neck and mouth, rolled rim, applied strap handle to the rear. 43.1 grams, 10.8cm (4 1/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a london lady, part of her family's swiss collection; formerly acquired in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1090","title":{"en":"roman green glass jug"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18250/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman green glass jug, characterized by its translucent, light green hue. The jug features a bulbous body, a slender neck, and a delicate handle attached from the neck to the shoulder. It has a flared rim, suitable for pouring liquids. This piece exemplifies Roman glassblowing techniques, likely used for serving beverages or as a decorative vessel. Its simplicity and functional design are notable visual characteristics.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:31.459Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18250,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18251/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd century ad \n a silver ring with flat-section hoop and notched expanding shoulders; raised oval bezel with engraved image of helmetted minerva (greek athena), holding a shield in her lowered right hand and long spear in the left. 9.97 grams, 22.49mm overall, 17.78mm internal diameter (approximate size british o 1/2, usa 7 1/2, europe 15.61, japan 15) (3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n private collection, home counties, uk; acquired before 1980."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1091","title":{"en":"roman silver ring with minerva"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18251/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver ring featuring a depiction of Minerva. The ring is broad and made of silver, showing some signs of wear and patination. The bezel, or central part, of the ring displays an engraved or cast image of the goddess Minerva, identifiable by her classical representation. This piece of jewelry would have been worn as a personal adornment, possibly signifying devotion to the goddess or indicating a personal characteristic of the wearer during the Roman period.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:31.460Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18251,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":4,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18252/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a foot-shaped bronze stamp with raised greek legend in reverse 'aλyπi[?]πa / topio'. 53 grams, 75mm (3\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1092","title":{"en":"roman inscribed foot-shaped stamp"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18252/view","tags":["uscollectibles_stamps","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":4,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman foot-shaped stamp made of a metallic material, likely bronze, given its oxidized surface. The stamp features an inscription in Latin, reading \"SABINUM / 90 P F\" in reverse, for impressing onto a surface. Its unique foot shape suggests a specific purpose, possibly for marking property, sealing documents, or indicating ownership in the Roman period. The clear, readable inscription is a primary visual and historical feature.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:22.994Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18252,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":54,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18253/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a group of two bronze statuettes, one a robed female figure standing on an integral square plinth, the other a nude standing male with cloak draped over the left shoulder. 26 grams, 41-52mm (1 1/2 - 2\"). fine condition. [2] \n \n provenance \n property of a london, uk collector; acquired london market, 1990s."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"1093","title":{"en":"roman statuette group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18253/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":54,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman statuette group, likely ancient, depicting two stylized human figures. It is a sculptural piece, possibly made of bronze or a similar metal, given the dark, aged appearance. The figures are relatively flat, with one appearing to wear a headdress or crown and carrying an object. The overall aesthetic suggests a period-appropriate Roman artifact, valued for its historical and artistic significance.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:22.996Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18253,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18254/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century ad \n a round-section tapering silver pin with a male bust finial wearing short hair, good facial detailing. 16 grams, 11.7cm (4 3/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from the dean family collection, london, uk; acquired on the london art market 1970-1980s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1094","title":{"en":"roman silver pin with bust finial"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18254/view","tags":["usjewelry_brooches","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver pin, characterized by its long, slender shaft and a distinctive bust finial. The pin is a piece of ancient jewelry or utilitarian object, made from silver. The subject matter of the finial is a human bust, rendered in a simplified, yet recognizable form. Its Roman origin places it in antiquity, and its material suggests a certain value or status for its original owner.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:22.998Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18254,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18255/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a realistically modelled silver eagle figurine, standing on an irregular base, long wings slightly open, the wingtips crossed, feather detailing to the body and wings; long tail resting over the edge of the base. 14.91 grams, 32mm (1 1/4\"). very fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":170,"lotNumber":"1095","title":{"en":"roman silver eagle statuette"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18255/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman silver eagle statuette, a small-scale sculpture representing an eagle. The statuette is crafted from silver, indicative of its value and decorative purpose in the Roman period. The eagle is depicted in a somewhat stylized, seated or perched posture, with textured details suggesting feathers. Its subject matter, an eagle, was a prominent symbol in Roman culture, often associated with imperial power and legions.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:22.999Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£120 - £170","currency":"GBP","id":18255,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":120},{"startPrice":27,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18256/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze mount in the form of an elongated phallus, two lugs to the reverse. 3.3 grams, 26mm (1\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the 1970s."},"estimateMax":40,"lotNumber":"1096","title":{"en":"roman phallic belt mount"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18256/view","tags":["uscollectibles_hardware","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":27,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman phallic belt mount, an ancient accessory or amulet. The object is made of metal, exhibiting a dark, aged patina. Its subject matter is explicitly phallic, a common motif in Roman culture often associated with fertility, good luck, and protection against evil. This piece would have been attached to a belt, serving both a decorative and symbolic function within the Roman period.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:23.001Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£30 - £40","currency":"GBP","id":18256,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":30},{"startPrice":180,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18257/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a mould-blown flask with elliptical body, short neck and thick everted rim in amber-tinted glass, the body with modelled wrinkles to resemble a date. 16 grams, 79mm (3 1/8\"). fine condition, repaired. \n \n provenance \n property of a mayfair lady; formerly in an important london collection formed since 1965."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"1097","title":{"en":"roman amber glass date flask"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18257/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":180,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman amber glass date flask, an ancient vessel used for containing liquids or small items. Crafted from amber-colored glass, the flask has an elongated, somewhat ovular body with a narrow neck and a flared rim. The surface texture appears irregular and worn, consistent with ancient glass. This utilitarian and decorative object dates from the Roman period, showcasing early glass-making techniques and design.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:23.003Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18257,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18258/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a bronze pendant of a phallus with loop to the rear. 12.2 grams, 39mm (1 1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s. \n \n literature \n cf. rolland, h. \n bronzes antiques de haute provence, paris, 1965, item 420 for type."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"1098","title":{"en":"roman phallic pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18258/view","directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman phallic pendant, serving as an ancient amulet or charm. It is a sculptural object, likely worn for apotropaic purposes. The pendant dates to the Roman period. It is crafted from bronze, exhibiting a characteristic green patination from age. Its notable visual feature is the explicit phallic form, with a loop at one end for suspension.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.909Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":18258,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":80,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18259/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd century ad \n a silver pannonia type brooch with simplified semi-circular head and a large corresponding projection at the centre; small moulded panel and plain catchplate to the foot terminal; spring and pin passing through a central projection to the rear of the brooch head. 29 grams, 58mm (2 1/4\"). fine condition, repaired. \n \n provenance \n property of an essex gentleman; formerly from an old english collection. \n \n literature \n cf. hattatt, r. \n iron age and roman brooches, fig.28."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1099","title":{"en":"roman silver pannonia brooch"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18259/view","tags":["usjewelry_brooches","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":80,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman Pannonia brooch, a type of ancient personal adornment. It is a sculptural fibula, likely used to fasten garments. The brooch dates to the Roman period and is specifically identified as being from the Pannonia region. It is made of silver, showing a dark, aged patina. Notable visual features include its stylized, possibly zoomorphic or abstract, form characteristic of Pannonia brooches, with a pin mechanism visible on the reverse.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:23.004Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18259,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":1200,"sold":false,"available":false,"description":{"en":"lot withdrawn"},"estimateMax":1700,"lotNumber":"1100","title":{"en":"lot withdrawn"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18260/view","directSalePrice":1200,"lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.909Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£1,200 - £1,700","currency":"GBP","id":18260,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":1200},{"startPrice":60,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18261/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century ad \n a silver ring comprising a tapering d-section hoop, rectangular cell with inset garnet cloison. 5.72 grams, 24.45mm overall, 18.95mm internal diameter (approximate size british r 1/2, usa 8 3/4, europe 19.00, japan 18) (1\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n private collection, home counties, uk; acquired before 1980. \n \n literature \n cf. ruseva-slokoska, l. \n roman jewellery, sofia, 1991, item 191 for type."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"1101","title":{"en":"roman silver ring with garnet"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18261/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":60,"aiDescription":"This lot features two Roman-era finger rings made of silver, each set with a garnet gemstone. The rings are ancient jewelry, likely dating from the Roman period. Each ring has a simple, unadorned silver band with a flat bezel, into which a rectangular, polished garnet is set. The garnets are a deep reddish-orange color, contrasting with the aged silver of the bands. These pieces are notable for their historical context and the enduring beauty of silver and garnet.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:23.006Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18261,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":72,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18262/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a miniature pendant of a phallus with detailed glans, small suspension loop above. 5.64 grams, 25mm (1\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a private collector; acquired before 1975."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1102","title":{"en":"roman silver phallic pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18262/view","tags":["usjewelry_necklaces","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":72,"lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:30.594Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18262,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":270,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18263/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd-4th century ad \n a matched pair of gold earrings, each a discoid plaque with ropework border, central garnet cabochon, granule and suspension hoop, dangle comprising a cluster of hollow-formed spheres with granule clusters below. 16 grams total, 54mm (2 1/4\"). very fine condition. [2] \n \n provenance \n from a london collection; previously acquired on the uk art market in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"1103","title":{"en":"large roman gold drop earrings"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18263/view","tags":["usjewelry_earrings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":270,"aiDescription":"This lot features a pair of large Roman gold drop earrings. Each earring is crafted from gold and designed as a drop, suspending from an ear hook. The upper part of the hook is adorned with an oval-shaped deep red gemstone, likely a garnet. Below the hook, the drop consists of multiple spherical gold elements, arranged to form a cluster reminiscent of grapes, with smaller granulated details at the bottom of each cluster.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:30.595Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":18263,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18264/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a matched pair of cuboid bone dice with ring-and-dot markings to each face, one arranged 1:6, 2:3, 4:5, the other 'loaded dice' unusually marked 4:4, 5:5, 6:6. 7.2 grams total, 13mm each (1/2\"). fine condition. rare. [2, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"1104","title":{"en":"roman 'loaded' bone dice pair"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18264/view","directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This item is a pair of Roman bone dice, identified as 'loaded'. Each die is cube-shaped and made of bone, featuring circular indentations with concentric rings to denote numbers, consistent with ancient gaming artifacts. The brown material has a worn, speckled appearance. The 'loaded' characteristic suggests they were modified for an unfair advantage, a notable feature for collectors of ancient gaming implements.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.909Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18264,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18265/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"4th century ad \n an elliptical-section bronze ring with scaphoid plaque, engraved intaglio motif of a dancing figure with short tunic and flowing hair. 9.38 grams, 21.98mm overall, 20.15x17.02mm internal diameter (approximate size british p, usa 7 1/2, europe 16.86, japan 16) (3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1105","title":{"en":"roman signet ring with dancing figure"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18265/view","directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman signet ring featuring a dancing figure. The ring is made of metal, likely bronze or similar alloy, with a circular bezel. The intaglio depicts a single human figure in a dynamic pose, suggesting movement or dance. The patinated surface shows signs of age, and the ring is presented alongside two impressions of the dancing figure, highlighting the detailed design of the intaglio.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.909Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18265,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18266/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze statuette of standing mercury (greek hermes), nude with mantle to the left shoulder, bow case to the back, wearing \n petasos and holding \n caduceus in his left arm; leaning against a tree trunk 42 grams, 55mm (2 1/8\"). fair condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":170,"lotNumber":"1106","title":{"en":"roman mercury statuette"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18266/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman statuette depicting Mercury, the Roman god. The sculpture is crafted from a dark, likely bronze, material with significant patination and visible wear. Mercury is shown standing, wearing his characteristic winged hat, and holding a caduceus, although the staff is partially obscured or eroded. The figure stands on an integrated, simple base, typical of ancient votive or decorative statuettes.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:30.597Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£120 - £170","currency":"GBP","id":18266,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":120},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18267/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a bronze jug handle, lentoid in section with scallop finial, recurved shank, female mask above the rim extension with lateral hanks of curled hair and foliage, chignon forming the thumb-pad. 62.4 grams, 67mm (2 3/4\"). fair condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a uk gentleman; acquired on the london art market in 2004; previously in a 1980s collection. \n \n literature \n cf. rolland, h. \n bronzes antiques de haute provence, paris, 1965, item 290 for type."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"1107","title":{"en":"roman vessel handle with face"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18267/view","tags":["uscollectibles_hardware","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman vessel handle, distinguished by a sculpted human face. Made from metal, likely bronze, and showing a greenish-brown patina, the handle is curved with one end terminating in a stylized face. The face is rendered with notable features including hair or a headdress and classical facial proportions. This piece functions as a decorative and utilitarian element from an ancient Roman vessel.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:30.598Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":18267,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18268/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a pair of cuboid dice with ring-and-dot markings to each face arranged 1:6, 2:3, 4:5. 7.5 grams total, 18mm each (1/2\"). fine condition. [2, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"1108","title":{"en":"roman bone dice pair"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18268/view","directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This item is a pair of Roman bone dice. Each die is cubic, crafted from bone, and features circular dots with concentric rings for number identification. The material is a mottled brown, showing natural variations and wear consistent with ancient artifacts. These dice are representative of ancient Roman gaming tools and are visually similar to the 'loaded' pair, though not explicitly described as such.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.909Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18268,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18269/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd century ad \n a bronze discoid plate brooch with openwork monogram of 'roma', hinged pin and catchplate to the reverse. 14.4 grams, 32mm (1 1/4\"). extremely fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1109","title":{"en":"roman roma monogram brooch"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18269/view","directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman brooch in a circular form, featuring an openwork 'ROMA' monogram. Crafted from a dark metal, possibly bronze, the brooch has a simple pin mechanism visible on the reverse. The letters 'R', 'O', 'M', and 'A' are integrated into a single design within the circular frame. This piece of jewelry likely held symbolic or personal significance, referencing the city of Rome.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.909Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18269,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":54,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18270/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd century ad \n a silver knee brooch with transverse bar, keeled bow and swept body with knop finial, hinged pin and catch to the reverse. 15.27 grams, 41.5mm (1 1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s. \n \n literature \n cf. hattatt, r. \n brooches of antiquity, oxford, 1987, item 1239."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"1110","title":{"en":"roman silver knee brooch"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18270/view","tags":["usjewelry_brooches","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":54,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman silver knee brooch. It is a fibula-type brooch, characterized by its distinctive angular, knee-like bend in the bow. Made of silver, the brooch has a simple, functional design with a pointed catchplate and a pin mechanism. The surface shows a dark patina consistent with age and material, highlighting its use as a fastening and decorative item in Roman attire.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:30.600Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18270,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18271/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze belt fitting comprising a rectangular panel with trefoil to each corner and fixing stud, tab to one short edge with slot and tag, loop to the other short edge with ferrous block; the plaque with delicate openwork leaf-and-tendril pattern. 70 grams, 80mm (3\"). fair condition. \n \n provenance \n property of an english gentleman; acquired on the uk art market"},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"1111","title":{"en":"roman military strap junction plate"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18271/view","tags":["uscollectibles_militaria","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman military strap junction plate, likely made of bronze or a similar alloy. The plate is roughly rectangular with extensions or fasteners at the corners and features intricate openwork or carved decoration, possibly floral or geometric, across its surface. The metal shows significant corrosion and patina, indicating its age and material. It would have served to connect or reinforce straps on military equipment.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:30.601Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18271,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18272/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a carved marble female head with hair dressed in a chignon, with sockets below the ears to accept pendant earrings. 101 grams, 60mm (2 3/8\"). fair condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"1112","title":{"en":"roman marble head"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18272/view","tags":["usart_sculpture","usart","usart_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman marble head, likely a fragment of a larger sculpture. Carved from light-colored marble, the head displays classical Roman stylistic features, including a defined hairstyle with wavy or curled locks. The carving is somewhat abstract due to erosion or wear, but the overall form of a human head is evident. This fragment offers insight into Roman sculptural art and portraiture.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:30.634Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18272,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18273/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze miniature gladius with hole to the blade for suspension or use as a votive offering. 7 grams, 45mm (1 3/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"1113","title":{"en":"roman gladius amuletic pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18273/view","tags":["uscollectibles_woaponsandarmor","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman gladius amuletic pendant, shaped like a miniature Roman short sword (gladius). Crafted from metal, possibly bronze, and exhibiting a greenish patina, the pendant features a handle, guard, and a tapered blade. A small circular indentation or detail is visible on the blade. This item served as a protective amulet, worn for its symbolic association with military strength and Roman identity.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:30.645Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18273,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18274/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze mount in the form of cupid (greek eros) with fleshy features and curly hair, fixing stud to the reverse. 18.9 grams, 32mm (1 1/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n private collection, uk; formed in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"1114","title":{"en":"roman cupid face mount"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18274/view","tags":["usart_sculpture","usart","usart_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman Cupid face mount, likely dating from the Roman period. It depicts the face of Cupid, a common figure in Roman mythology, in relief. The mount is made of a dark-toned material, possibly bronze or a similar alloy, consistent with Roman metalwork. The facial features are subtly rendered, with soft curls of hair visible above the forehead, and it appears to be a small, individual decorative element.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:30.653Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18274,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":450,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18275/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd century ad \n a group of roman silver \n denarius coins, each aligned with a profile bust facing right, later made into a necklace with applied filigree loops to form a triangle with chain attached. 66 grams, 46cm (18\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; previously acquired on the uk art market in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":700,"lotNumber":"1115","title":{"en":"roman denarius coin necklace"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18275/view","tags":["usjewelry_necklaces","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":450,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman denarius coin necklace, composed of multiple silver Roman denarius coins. The necklace is a piece of jewelry from the Roman period, featuring a graduated arrangement of coins forming a V-shape. Each coin bears the portrait of a Roman emperor or figure, indicating its origin as currency. The coins are mounted on a delicate chain, showcasing the historical artifacts as wearable art.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:30.662Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£500 - £700","currency":"GBP","id":18275,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":500},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18276/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad or later \n a large cylindrical glass bead, decorated with combed yellow design. 26 grams, 43mm (1 3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from an important private london collection; formed in the 1970s and 1980s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1116","title":{"en":"roman large glass bead"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18276/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman large glass bead, originating from the Roman period. The bead is cylindrical in shape and crafted from glass, showcasing vibrant patterns. Its design features swirling lines and abstract shapes in yellow, red, and dark brown or black. This decorative bead would have been used for personal adornment or as part of a larger beaded item.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:30.664Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18276,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18277/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a hollow-formed bronze \n gorgoneion face mount with detailed coiffure. 36 grams, 40mm (1 1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in london; acquired on the uk art market."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1117","title":{"en":"roman medusa face mount"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18277/view","tags":["usart_sculpture","usart","usart_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman Medusa face mount, characteristic of the Roman period. The mount depicts the head of Medusa, a Gorgon from Greek mythology often represented in Roman art, featuring serpents in place of hair. It is crafted from a dark, possibly bronzed material, showing signs of age and patina. The relief carving details the serpentine elements and a stylized, somewhat serene, facial expression.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:30.666Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18277,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":72,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18278/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century ad \n a terracotta oil lamp with deep bowl and volute-scrolled nozzle, discus with high-relief female mask, \n cornucopia to the left. 55.9 grams, 83mm (3 1/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n private collection, home counties, uk; acquired before 1980."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1118","title":{"en":"roman oil lamp with female mask"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18278/view","tags":["usdecor_lighting","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":72,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman oil lamp with a female mask, likely terracotta, from the Roman period. The lamp is a functional object for illumination, featuring a circular body with a central opening for oil and a smaller hole for a wick, and an elongated nozzle. The discus of the lamp is decorated with a raised relief of a female mask, likely a theatrical or mythological figure, depicted with flowing hair.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:30.667Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18278,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":144,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18279/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a group of four restrung yellow glass bead necklace strings comprising: one of mainly graduated oblate and annular beads, interspersed with later brass spacers; one of graduated oblate and annular beads with central element of larger barrel and biconical beads, interspersed with later brass spacers; two of graduated cylindrical and oblate beads with central element of larger oblate stone beads, interspersed with later gold-coloured spacers. 92 grams total, 44cm average (17 1/4\"). fine condition. [4] \n \n provenance \n the signo collection, the property of a west london businessman, formed in the late 1980s-early 1990s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1119","title":{"en":"roman glass and stone bead necklace string group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18279/view","directSalePrice":144,"aiDescription":"This item comprises a group of Roman glass and stone bead necklace strings. Dating from the Roman period, these necklaces are composed of numerous small, irregular beads in varying shades of light yellow, cream, and faint orange. They are strung together, with some necklaces appearing as single long strands and others as double strands, suitable for personal adornment.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.910Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18279,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":40,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18280/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-4th century ad \n a wound glass tabular bead with raised face-mask in the centre, double piercing through the middle. 1.49 grams, 17mm (3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london, uk collector; acquired london art market, 1990s."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"1120","title":{"en":"roman bead with face"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18280/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":40,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman bead with a face, dating from the Roman period. The bead is a circular, flattened disc made of a dark material intricately inlaid with lighter, possibly reddish-orange, patterns that form a stylized face. The facial features, while abstract, are discernible. This decorative bead would have served as an element in jewelry or other adornments.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:30.668Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":18280,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":100,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18281/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a domed bronze mount with facing mask of a bearded face with luxuriant hair, possibly a satyr(?). 30 grams, 49mm (2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london collector; acquired on the london market, 1990s-2000s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1121","title":{"en":"roman satyr head mount"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18281/view","tags":["usart_sculpture","usart","usart_all"],"directSalePrice":100,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman Satyr head mount, originating from the Roman period. The mount is shaped like a diamond with rounded corners, depicting the head of a Satyr. It is crafted from a dark, possibly bronzed or copper alloy, material. The relief features a bearded face with a wide-eyed expression and curly hair, characteristic of mythological representations of Satyrs.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:30.670Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18281,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18282/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a bronze pendant in the form of an elongated phallus; splayed testicles, large suspension loop above. 8.97 grams, 35mm (1 3/8\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":40,"lotNumber":"1122","title":{"en":"roman phallic pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18282/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman phallic pendant, a type of amulet from the Roman period. The pendant is crafted from a dark, possibly bronze or copper alloy, material with a textured, aged surface. It depicts a phallic symbol, often used as a protective charm or good luck token in Roman culture. A loop at one end indicates its function as a pendant to be worn or hung.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:35.298Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£30 - £40","currency":"GBP","id":18282,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":30},{"startPrice":100,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18283/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a gold pendant with ribbed loop and granule, inset pyrite panel exposed to both faces. 3.27 grams, 20mm (3/4\"). fine condition, pyrite corroded. \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired by his father in the 1970s; thence by descent."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1123","title":{"en":"roman gold amuletic pendant with pyrite"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18283/view","tags":["usjewelry_necklaces","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":100,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman gold amuletic pendant with pyrite, dating from the Roman period. The pendant features a circular gold setting with a simple bail at the top for suspension. Encased within the gold frame is a rough, dark, metallic stone identified as pyrite, commonly known as 'fool's gold.' This piece functioned as an amulet, worn for protection or believed to possess special properties.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:35.300Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18283,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":720,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18284/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a banded jasper cloison with intaglio \n gryllos head with bearded male, youthful female and elephant's trunk holding a frond, mounted in a later gold ring. 8.08 grams, 22.14mm overall, 17.80mm internal diameter (approximate size british o 1/2, usa 7 1/4, europe 15.61, japan 15) (3/4\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired london art market, 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":1000,"lotNumber":"1124","title":{"en":"roman gryllos gemstone in gold ring"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18284/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":720,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman gold ring featuring a gryllos gemstone. The ring is a type of ancient jewelry, specifically a finger ring. The subject matter on the gemstone is a gryllos, a fantastic creature or composite head, visible as an intaglio carving. It is made from gold for the band and a reddish-brown gemstone, possibly carnelian or sard, with a white striation. The bezel of the ring has decorative fluting or stylized leaf motifs on its sides.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:35.301Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£800 - £1,000","currency":"GBP","id":18284,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":800},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18285/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a carved ceramic figurine of standing nude female with fleshy features, left arm raised on her chest and right arm resting on the side of the body. 16 grams, 52mm (2\"). fair condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1125","title":{"en":"roman nude torso"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18285/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman nude torso sculpture fragment. It is a statuette or figurine, depicting a human figure from the waist down to the upper thighs. The piece is made of a light-colored material, likely marble or limestone, showing signs of age and wear. The subject is a standing nude body, characterized by defined musculature and a hint of a fold in the drapery on one side. The overall aesthetic is classical Roman, emphasizing the human form.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:35.303Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18285,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18286/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze mount in the form of bacchus with fleshy facial details, wearing a crown of flowers, vine-leaves framing his face. 18.3 grams, 33mm (1 1/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in london; acquired on the uk art market."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"1126","title":{"en":"roman bacchus mount"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18286/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman Bacchus mount. It is a decorative mount, likely made of bronze or a similar metal, featuring the head of Bacchus. The subject matter is the Roman god Bacchus, characterized by a youthful face, a crown, and flowing hair adorned with what appears to be grapevines or ivy. The mount has a dark patina, indicative of its age, and shows a serene or slightly smiling facial expression. This piece likely served as an appliqué or embellishment on a larger object.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:35.304Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18286,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18287/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a pair of bone dice with ring-and-dot markings arranged 1:6, 2:4, 3:5. 1.82 grams total, 7-9mm (1/4\"). fine condition. [2, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"1127","title":{"en":"roman bone dice pair"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18287/view","tags":["usdecor_craftsandhobbies","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This item is a pair of Roman bone dice. These are gaming accessories, specifically cubic dice, used for games of chance. They are crafted from bone, as indicated by their material and slightly irregular, aged appearance. The pips (dots) on each face are represented by incised circles, often arranged in patterns of concentric circles for higher numbers. The dice exhibit natural discoloration and wear consistent with their age and material.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:35.306Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18287,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18288/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a silver penannular bracelet with round section shank, two opposed snake heads with open mouths scale detailing to the shank. 7.5 grams, 62mm (2 1/2\"). very fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in london; acquired on the uk art market."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"1128","title":{"en":"roman silver snake-headed bracelet"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18288/view","tags":["usjewelry_bracelets","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman silver snake-headed bracelet. It is a piece of ancient jewelry, specifically an open-ended cuff bracelet. The bracelet is made of silver, shaped into a simple, slender band that terminates in two stylized snake heads at the opening. The snake heads are relatively flat and unadorned, representing a common motif in ancient Roman jewelry, symbolizing rebirth or protection. The silver has a dark, aged patina.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:35.307Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18288,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":360,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18289/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a silver finger ring comprising a d-section hoop, ellipsoid plaque with inset later replicant carnelian cloison, intaglio profile bust portrait of empress faustina. 12 grams, 26mm overall, 19.16x12.79mm internal diameter (approximate size british c, usa 1 1/2, europe 0.15, japan 0) (1\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london collector; acquired on the london market, 1990s-2000s. \n \n literature \n cf. ruseva-slokoska, l. \n roman jewellery, sofia, 1991, item 202 for type."},"estimateMax":600,"lotNumber":"1129","title":{"en":"roman silver ring with empress faustina gemstone"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18289/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":360,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman silver ring with an Empress Faustina gemstone. It is a piece of ancient jewelry, specifically a finger ring. The ring is made of silver, featuring a central oval-shaped gemstone, likely carnelian or sard, with a reddish hue. The gemstone is intaglio carved with the bust of a female figure, identified as Empress Faustina, depicted with an elaborate hairstyle and diadem. The silver band is robust and simple, allowing the gemstone to be the focal point.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:35.308Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £600","currency":"GBP","id":18289,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18290/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a lead block with rectangular seal impression, 'prou / hell' legend. 7.60 grams, 21.34mm (3/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a london, uk collector; acquired london market, 1990s."},"estimateMax":40,"lotNumber":"1130","title":{"en":"roman inscribed lead seal"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18290/view","tags":["uscollectibles_deskaccessories","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman inscribed lead seal. It is a functional artifact used for authenticating documents or securing goods. The seal is made of lead, an easily malleable metal, and has an irregular, somewhat flattened shape. It features an inscription, with the visible letters appearing to be \"DROO HILL\", indicating its use for identification or marking. The surface shows a rough texture and dark grey patina characteristic of aged lead.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:35.310Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£30 - £40","currency":"GBP","id":18290,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":30},{"startPrice":100,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18291/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a silver ring comprising a broad d-section hoop, plaque with inset octagonal-section cloison, intaglio running dog. 9.45 grams, 21.22mm overall, 17.57x14.59mm internal diameter (approximate size british g 1/2, usa 3 1/2, europe 5.55, japan 14.50) (3/4\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s. \n \n literature \n cf. chadour, a.b. \n rings. the alice and louis koch collection, volume i, leeds, 1994, item 148."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1131","title":{"en":"roman silver ring with running hound gemstone"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18291/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":100,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman silver ring with a running hound gemstone. It is a piece of ancient jewelry, specifically a finger ring. The ring is made of silver, featuring a central oval gemstone, likely carnelian or sard, with a rich red color. The gemstone is intaglio carved with the image of a running hound, a popular subject in Roman art and symbolism. The silver band is solid and unadorned, accentuating the detailed carving of the animal.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:35.311Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18291,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":144,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18292/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a group of four turquoise and turquoise-coloured bead necklace strings composed of annular and barrel-shaped beads, three with central drop of carnelian and rock crystal beads, one with central drop of carnelian bead and shell pendant. 30 grams total, 39cm average (15 1/4\"). fine condition. [4] \n \n provenance \n the signo collection, the property of a west london businessman, formed in the late 1980s-early 1990s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1132","title":{"en":"roman turquoise bead necklace string group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18292/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":144,"aiDescription":"This item is a group of Roman turquoise bead necklace strings. These are multiple strands of ancient jewelry, specifically necklaces. Each necklace is composed of numerous small, cylindrical or disc-shaped beads, primarily turquoise in color, interspersed with some darker or brownish beads. Some strands also feature larger, irregular beads of reddish-orange, possibly carnelian or terracotta, and smaller white or shell-like elements, creating a multi-colored and textured aesthetic.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:34.685Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18292,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":900,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18293/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a restrung necklace of tubular and biconical carnelian beads with spherical interstitial beads and hollow gold spacers, crescentic gold plaque with filigree scrolls and inserts, breloques with possibly later garnet beads. 52 grams, 48cm (19\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a richmond gentleman; part of his family collection formed before 1980; thence by descent."},"estimateMax":1400,"lotNumber":"1133","title":{"en":"roman gold pendant necklace"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18293/view","tags":["usjewelry_necklaces","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":900,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman gold pendant necklace. It is a piece of ancient jewelry, specifically a necklace with a prominent pendant. The necklace strand is composed of alternating red, tubular beads, likely carnelian or glass, and smaller gold spacer beads. The focal point is a crescent-shaped gold pendant, adorned with intricate filigree work, small blue or green inset elements, and dangling gold ornaments with red accents. The craftsmanship suggests a high-status item from the Roman period.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:34.686Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£1,000 - £1,400","currency":"GBP","id":18293,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":1000},{"startPrice":200,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18294/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a mixed group of restrung glass bead necklaces comprising: one of blue oblate beads, interspersed with later brass pacers; one of graduated blue oblate and alternating smaller yellow oblate beads with larger blue central bead; one of alternating blue oblate and biconical beads with smaller yellow oblate beads in between; all with modern clasps. 92 grams total, 44.5-49.5cm (17 1/2 - 19 1/2\"). fine condition. [3] \n \n provenance \n the signo collection, the property of a west london businessman, formed in the late 1980s-early 1990s."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"1134","title":{"en":"roman glass bead necklace group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18294/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":200,"aiDescription":"This lot features a group of two Roman glass bead necklaces. Each necklace is composed of numerous small, round to ovate glass beads. The beads display a varied color palette, predominantly featuring shades of blue and yellow, with some lighter, possibly white or pale gray, beads mixed in. The necklaces are presented on black stands, highlighting their delicate construction and ancient aesthetic.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:34.688Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18294,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":200,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18295/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n an oval orange carnelian intaglio gemstone engraved with a seated figure left, facing right. 0.75 grams, 13.84mm (1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the fortuna collection of engraved gems; acquired on the european art market in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"1135","title":{"en":"roman intaglio gemstone with seated figure"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18295/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":200,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman intaglio gemstone, likely made of carnelian, depicting a seated figure. The oval-shaped gemstone is reddish-orange, with the intaglio carving showing a draped individual on a chair, holding what appears to be a staff or spear. The detailed carving is presented both as a direct image of the gemstone and a gray scale impression, emphasizing the finely incised lines and classical subject matter.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:34.689Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18295,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":400,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18296/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a carnelian intaglio engraved with a standing ram with plant to the front, in a later gold ring with d-section hoop widening to the shoulder. 6.31 grams, 22.25mm overall, 16.72mm internal diameter (approximate ring size british m, usa 6 1/4, europe 12.46, japan 12) (3/4\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from a european collection; previously in a large american collection formed in chicago, illinois, usa, in 1995; previously in the mansees collection, formed 1950s-early 1990s."},"estimateMax":600,"lotNumber":"1136","title":{"en":"roman ram intaglio in gold ring"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18296/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":400,"aiDescription":"This lot presents a Roman gold ring featuring a ram intaglio. The ring is a simple, broad gold band with an oval setting holding a reddish gemstone. The intaglio carved into the gemstone depicts a ram in profile, facing left, with distinctive curved horns. An impression of the intaglio is also provided, clearly showing the detailed depiction of the ram, indicative of Roman glyptic art.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:34.691Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£400 - £600","currency":"GBP","id":18296,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":400},{"startPrice":180,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18297/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a naturalistically carved white agate ram's head amulet with curved horns, almond-shaped eyes, triangular snout with flared nostrils; pierced through the horns for suspension. 11 grams, 30mm (1 1/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired london art market, 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"1137","title":{"en":"roman ram amulet"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18297/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":180,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman ram amulet, carved from a light-colored material, possibly stone or bone. The amulet is sculpted in the round, depicting the head of a ram with noticeable horns and facial features. A small hole is visible at the back of the head, indicating it was intended for suspension. The piece showcases ancient craftsmanship in its animal form, likely used for protective or symbolic purposes.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:34.693Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18297,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18298/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze mirror handle with balustered handle and scrolled attachment slot, figure of hercules with club in his right hand subduing the hind of ceryneia (his third labour). 60 grams, 91mm (3 3/4\"). fair condition; repaired. \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired by his father in the 1970s; thence by descent."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1138","title":{"en":"roman hercules mirror handle"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18298/view","tags":["usdecor_walldecor","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This object is a Roman Hercules mirror handle, crafted from bronze with visible signs of patination. The handle features a figural representation of Hercules, standing with a lion's skin draped over his arm or shoulder, leaning on a club. The figure is mounted on a decorative, stylized base, typical of ancient functional art. This piece exemplifies Roman metalwork and mythological iconography applied to utilitarian items.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:34.694Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18298,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18299/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n an oval red jasper intaglio gemstone engraved with a walking cockerel with symbols in the field. 0.41 grams, 12.61mm (1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the fortuna collection of engraved gems; acquired on the european art market in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1139","title":{"en":"roman intaglio gemstone with cockerel"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18299/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This lot features a Roman intaglio gemstone depicting a cockerel, likely carved from carnelian. The circular gemstone is a warm reddish-orange, showcasing a detailed intaglio carving of a standing cockerel, which appears to be in an active pose, possibly crowing or fighting. An impression of the intaglio is included, highlighting the sharp lines and naturalistic form of the bird, characteristic of Roman miniature art.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:34.696Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18299,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":234,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18300/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a mixed group of restrung glass bead necklaces comprising: one of alternating blue and yellow oblate beads; one of alternating yellow oblate and blue oblate, cylindrical and oval tabular beads; one of blue graduated facetted biconical beads with central various green glass beads, with white spacer beads; all with modern clasp. 93 grams total, 41-49cm (16 1/4 - 19 1/4\"). fine condition. [3] \n \n provenance \n the signo collection, the property of a west london businessman, formed in the late 1980s-early 1990s."},"estimateMax":350,"lotNumber":"1140","title":{"en":"roman mixed glass bead necklace group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18300/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":234,"aiDescription":"This lot comprises a group of two Roman mixed glass bead necklaces. The necklaces are composed of varied glass beads, predominantly in shades of blue and yellow, with some green and lighter tones, and diverse shapes including tubular and rounded forms. They are displayed on black necklace stands, emphasizing the ancient glasswork and the varied aesthetic of these decorative items.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:34.697Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£250 - £350","currency":"GBP","id":18300,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":250},{"startPrice":270,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18301/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a large silver discoid mount with openwork monogram 'roma', rectangular loop and small fixing stud to the reverse. 42.74 grams, 59mm (2 1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"1141","title":{"en":"roman silver roma monogram belt buckle"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18301/view","tags":["usfashion_belts","usfashion_all","usfashion"],"directSalePrice":270,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman silver Roma monogram belt buckle. The buckle is circular, cast in silver, and features an openwork design spelling out the monogram \"RM\". The letters are intertwined within the circular frame, demonstrating Roman metalwork and epigraphic design. The artifact shows signs of age and patination, indicating its ancient origins and use as a decorative and functional accessory.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:34.699Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":18301,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":150,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18302/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a polychrome glass figure of a ram(?) with stub legs and horns, long muzzle, applied tail, pierced vertically; mounted in a frame. 8.68 grams, 33mm (1 1/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from a south west london collection; formed 1990-2000."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1142","title":{"en":"roman glass ram bead"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18302/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":150,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman glass ram bead, showcasing ancient craftsmanship in molded glass. The bead is shaped like a small, stylized ram, with distinct features for the head, body, and legs, and prominent horns. It is predominantly dark blue with white and lighter blue details, suggesting a decorative or amuletic purpose. The piece displays a charming, naive representation of an animal in glass.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:38.881Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18302,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":120,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18303/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n an oval onyx cameo with male bust in high relief wearing helmet. 1.91 grams, 13mm (1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired by his father in the 1970s; thence by descent."},"estimateMax":170,"lotNumber":"1143","title":{"en":"roman onyx male bust cameo"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18303/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":120,"aiDescription":"This lot presents a Roman onyx male bust cameo. The cameo is circular, carved from onyx, featuring a profile bust of a male figure facing left. The carving utilizes the different layers of the stone, with the lighter layer forming the detailed relief of the man's head and the darker layer providing the background. The male figure is depicted with a cap or draped headwear, characteristic of Roman portraiture.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:38.883Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£120 - £170","currency":"GBP","id":18303,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":120},{"startPrice":6,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18304/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a bronze figure of apollo standing nude on a rectangular base, quiver slung over the right shoulder, grip of the bow in the raised left hand, patera in the right hand, band to the brow. 88 grams, 86mm (3 3/8\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"1144","title":{"en":"roman apollo statuette"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18304/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":6,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman statuette depicting Apollo, likely crafted from bronze, given its metallic appearance and greenish patina. The figure is nude, standing, with a youthful male form and an archaic-style hairstyle. It holds a shallow, round object in its left hand and features a detailed, albeit aged, surface texture. This piece is characteristic of Roman figural sculpture, possibly serving as a votive offering or decorative item.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:38.885Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18304,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":36,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18305/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a silver crescent pendant with conical terminals, applied ribbed loop with granule below. 2.8 grams, 22mm (3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a south london collector; acquired before 1980."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"1145","title":{"en":"roman silver lunar pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18305/view","tags":["usjewelry_necklaces","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":36,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman lunar pendant, crafted from silver. The pendant features a crescent or horseshoe shape, typical of ancient lunulae. It includes a small loop at the top for suspension and a spherical bead on its upper curve. The surface shows signs of age, including a darkened patina, highlighting its authenticity as an ancient artifact, possibly used for adornment or as an amulet.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:38.886Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":18305,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":270,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18306/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd century ad and later \n a mixed group of gemstones with intaglio and reserved detailing including profile busts, a horse, an erotic scene, cross on steps. 25 grams total, 12-28mm (1/2 - 1\"). fine condition. [9] \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired london art market, 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"1146","title":{"en":"roman and other gemstone collection"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18306/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":270,"aiDescription":"This is a collection of Roman and other gemstone intaglios, featuring various subjects and shapes. The gemstones include a range of colors from reddish-brown carnelian to blue and black. Subjects include several profile portraits, a reclining lion, a ship, and other mythological or allegorical figures. The varying sizes and shapes, including oval and rectangular, suggest a diverse assortment used for signet rings or decorative purposes.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:38.888Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":18306,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18307/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a well-executed bronze figurine of a reclining lion, head turned to the side with its mouth open, front paws crossed over, the tail resting on its back. 26 grams, 35mm (1 3/8\"). very fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1147","title":{"en":"roman lion statuette"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18307/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman lion statuette, depicted in a recumbent position. The sculpture is likely made of a terracotta or bronze material, showing a reddish-brown color with darker accents highlighting details. The lion is rendered with a stylized mane and expressive facial features, characteristic of Roman animal artistry. Its compact form suggests it may have been a decorative object or a small votive offering.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:38.889Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18307,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18308/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd century ad \n a silver plate brooch with outer ring and openwork monogram forming the word 'roma'; hinged pin and catch to the reverse. 15.6 grams, 35mm (1 1/4\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london collector; acquired on the london market, 1990s-2000s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1148","title":{"en":"roman silver roma plate brooch"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18308/view","tags":["usjewelry_brooches","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver Roma plate brooch, designed in a circular shape with openwork lettering. The brooch prominently displays the letters 'ROMA' within the circular frame. Its metallic surface shows signs of age and wear, consistent with an ancient artifact. This piece likely served as an item of personal adornment or as an insignia, reflecting Roman identity.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:38.891Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18308,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18309/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a bronze hairpin or dress pin with tapering shank, baluster and openwork right hand holding a nut, grape or pearl, with braided band to the wrist. 12 grams, 12cm (4 3/4\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from an east london collector; previously in a collection formed between 1990-2000. \n \n literature \n cf. ruseva-slokoska, l. \n roman jewellery, sofia, 1991, item 285."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1149","title":{"en":"roman pin with hand holding nut finial"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18309/view","tags":["usfashion_vanityitems","usfashion_all","usfashion"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman pin, likely crafted from bronze or a similar metal, featuring a distinctive finial. The finial is shaped like a hand holding a nut, a motif often found in Roman decorative arts. The pin has a long, slender body with a pointed end, consistent with hairpins or garment pins. Its design reflects Roman craftsmanship and symbolic motifs.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:38.893Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18309,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":360,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18310/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a restrung necklace of graduated glass beads mainly of spherical and oblate form, with central feature of a later large yellow metal sphere and collared green bead; modern clasp. 58 grams, 34cm (13 1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the private collection of a north west london lady; previously with a central london gallery; formerly acquired before 1990."},"estimateMax":600,"lotNumber":"1150","title":{"en":"roman glass bead necklace"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18310/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":360,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman glass bead necklace, composed of various shapes and sizes of glass beads. The beads display a range of colors including greens, blues, and muted earth tones, with some featuring textured or mottled surfaces. A central gold-colored bead with a green teardrop-shaped pendant serves as a focal point. The arrangement on a modern display stand highlights its potential as a wearable piece of ancient jewelry.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:38.894Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£400 - £600","currency":"GBP","id":18310,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":400},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18311/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a group of five glass vessel comprising: three with conical body, waisted neck and flared rim; one with conical body, slender neck with flared rim; one phial with wasited slender neck, flared rim. 110 grams total, 75-135mm (3 - 5 1/4\"). fine condition. [5] \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1151","title":{"en":"roman glass vessel collection"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18311/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This is a collection of five Roman glass vessels, characterized by their tall, slender forms and flaring or funnel-shaped mouths. The glass displays iridescent patination and deposits, indicative of ancient burial and aging. The vessels vary slightly in height and base form, suggesting they may have served different functions such as unguentaria or perfume bottles. Their transparent to translucent quality and delicate construction are typical of Roman glass blowing techniques.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:38.895Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18311,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":180,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18312/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n an ellipsoid red jasper plaque with chamfered rim, intaglio minerva with spear and shield. 1.38 grams, 20mm (3/4\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired london art market, 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"1152","title":{"en":"roman gemstone with minerva"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18312/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":180,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman gemstone intaglio featuring the goddess Minerva. The gemstone is oval-shaped and appears to be made of a reddish-brown material, possibly carnelian or jasper. The intaglio depicts Minerva standing, holding a spear and possibly a shield or another attribute, rendered in fine detail. An accompanying impression of the intaglio in a grey material clarifies the raised image, showcasing the intricate craftsmanship of Roman gem carving.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:37.808Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18312,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":180,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18313/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd century ad \n a silver ring comprising a d-section hoop with scooped shoulders, discoid bezel; possibly later incised inscription to the bezel 'ivno / m.ant' (the goddess juno and personal name 'm[arcus] ant[onius]') above a star, and 'pa /nt' to the shoulders. 11 grams, 26mm overall, 19.45mm internal diameter (approximate size british s 1/2, usa 9 1/2, europe 21.0, japan 20) (1\"). fine condition. a large wearable size. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s. \n \n literature \n cf. chadour, a.b. \n rings. the alice and louis koch collection, volume i, leeds, 1994, item 309 for type."},"estimateMax":240,"lotNumber":"1153","title":{"en":"roman silver ring for 'marcus antonius'"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18313/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":180,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver ring, specifically described as being for 'Marcus Antonius'. The ring features a flat, oval bezel engraved with legible Latin script and a starburst or asterisk design. The text 'IVNO M ANT' is clearly visible, likely referring to Juno and Marcus Antonius. The silver shows significant wear and patination, consistent with an ancient artifact, and its design suggests it may have been a personal or symbolic item for a supporter or associate of the historical figure.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:37.810Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£180 - £240","currency":"GBP","id":18313,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":180},{"startPrice":108,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18314/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a ceramic oil lamp with angled nozzle and volute scroll to each side; the discus with high-relief image of an altar(?) on a baseline, stalk of wheat above. 43.6 grams, 85mm (3 1/4\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":170,"lotNumber":"1154","title":{"en":"roman oil lamp with altar"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18314/view","tags":["usdecor_lighting","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":108,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman oil lamp, a functional domestic item, made of terracotta. The lamp features a discus relief depicting an altar, suggesting a religious or votive subject matter. It is characterized by a rounded body with a central fill hole and a projecting nozzle for the wick, with a pronounced handle at the back. The reddish-brown material is typical of ancient Roman pottery.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:37.811Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£120 - £170","currency":"GBP","id":18314,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":120},{"startPrice":45,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18315/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a pair of bronze pin with tapering round-section shank, the finial formed as a bird with elegant long neck, large wings tucked in. 15 grams total, 11.7cm (4 1/2\"). fine condition. [2] \n \n provenance \n property of a mayfair lady; formerly in an important london collection formed since 1965."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"1155","title":{"en":"roman swan-headed pin group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18315/view","tags":["usdecor_general","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":45,"aiDescription":"This lot presents a pair of Roman pins, likely for personal adornment or hair styling. Each pin is topped with a figural finial in the shape of a swan's head, indicating a zoomorphic design. Made of metal, possibly bronze, the pins exhibit a slender shaft tapering to a point. The surfaces show typical signs of ancient patina and wear, consistent with archaeological finds from the Roman period.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:37.813Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18315,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":70,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18316/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-4th century ad \n a cast bronze fitting from a small casket fitting in the form of a winged roaring lion, large lion-paw foot below. 19 grams, 33mm (1 1/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london, uk collector; acquired london art market, 1990s."},"estimateMax":90,"lotNumber":"1156","title":{"en":"roman lion casket fitting"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18316/view","tags":["uscollectibles_hardware","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":70,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman casket fitting, an ornamental and functional hardware piece. It features a fierce lion's head, likely cast in bronze or a similar metal, with an open mouth and flowing mane details suggesting a dramatic, possibly apotropaic, subject. The fitting appears robust and would have served as a decorative mount or handle component for a wooden or metal casket. Its design reflects the common use of animal motifs in Roman decorative arts.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:37.814Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£70 - £90","currency":"GBP","id":18316,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":70},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18317/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a pair of bone dice with ring-and-dot markings arranged 1:6, 2:3, 4:5. 8.8 grams,13mm (1/2\"). very fine condition. [2, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1157","title":{"en":"roman bone dice pair"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18317/view","tags":["uscollectibles_toys","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This item is a pair of Roman dice, used for games of chance. Crafted from bone, these cubic dice feature incised circular dots (pips) with concentric rings, a distinct decorative style. The irregular shapes and worn surfaces suggest significant age and use, typical of ancient gaming implements. The natural off-white to brownish hue of the bone is visible, and the etched markings are still clear.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:37.816Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18317,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":200,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18318/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a bronze male bust mount with defined pectoral muscles, long hair falling on his shoulders; attachment peg to the reverse. 62 grams, 64mm (2 1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"1158","title":{"en":"roman female bust mount"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18318/view","tags":["usart_sculpture","usart","usart_all"],"directSalePrice":200,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman female bust mount, likely a decorative application for furniture or another object. The item depicts the upper torso of a woman with long, wavy hair parted in the center, and a serene facial expression. Crafted from metal, possibly bronze, it exhibits a classical style in its representation of the human form. The piece has a rich, dark patina, indicative of its antiquity.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:37.817Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18318,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18319/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze piriform oil lamp with rounded nozzle, loop handle and crescentic reflector to the rear, base with concentric rings; the crescent horns symbolic of the goddess diana the divine huntress. 121 grams, 92mm long (3 5/8\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1159","title":{"en":"roman oil lamp"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18319/view","tags":["usdecor_lighting","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman oil lamp, a functional domestic lighting device. Crafted from metal, likely bronze, the lamp has a characteristic pear-shaped body with a central filling hole and a nozzle for the wick. A distinctive ornate handle, formed by two upward-curving scrolls, is attached at the rear. The lamp displays significant surface corrosion and pitting, consistent with its age and material.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:37.819Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18319,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":200,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18320/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a mixed group of three restrung glass bead necklaces comprising: two of blue oblate and facetted cylindrical beads interspersed with yellow oblate beads; one of aubergine biconical, blue and aubergine oblate beads, turquoise annular beads in between, with larger blue facetted central feature bead; all with modern clasp. 77 grams total, 44cm average (17 1/4\"). fine condition. [3] \n \n provenance \n the signo collection, the property of a west london businessman, formed in the late 1980s-early 1990s."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"1160","title":{"en":"roman glass bead necklace group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18320/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":200,"aiDescription":"This lot comprises a group of Roman glass bead necklaces. Each necklace features a strand of diverse glass beads, predominantly in shades of blue and yellow, with some multi-colored and translucent examples. The beads vary in shape, including cylindrical and spherical forms, strung together to create wearable adornment. The collection showcases ancient Roman craftsmanship in glass jewelry.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:37.820Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18320,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18321/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a group of gold earrings comprising: three with large plano-convex plaque and wire hoop; three hollow crescentic earrings; one hollow crescentic earring with raised cell for cabochon. 4.26 grams total, 9-22mm (3/8 - 7/8\"). fine condition. [7, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":240,"lotNumber":"1161","title":{"en":"roman gold earring collection"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18321/view","tags":["usjewelry_earrings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a collection of Roman gold earrings, indicating personal adornment from the ancient period. The group includes several distinct designs: two drop earrings with spherical bodies, and four hoop earrings of varying sizes and styles. The gold material is evident, showcasing the skill of Roman jewelers. The collection represents typical forms of earrings worn during the Roman era.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:37.822Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£180 - £240","currency":"GBP","id":18321,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":180},{"startPrice":1800,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18322/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a large translucent pale green glass bowl with flat bottom and convex side; to the exterior, twenty long, slender ribs tapering downwards towards the the bottom. 473 grams, 22cm (8 1/2\"). very fine condition, some restoration. \n \n provenance \n previously in a private collection since 1990. \n \n literature \n cf. harden, d. \n masterpieces of glass: the british museum, london, 1968, item 52 for type."},"estimateMax":2400,"lotNumber":"1162","title":{"en":"roman large ribbed green bowl"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18322/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1800,"aiDescription":"This is a large Roman ribbed green bowl, a functional or decorative vessel. Crafted from glass, the bowl features a distinct ribbed exterior pattern that extends from the base to the rim. The glass exhibits a translucent green hue, with an aged surface that shows some iridescence and encrustation, typical of ancient glass recovered archaeologically. Its wide, shallow form suggests use for serving or display.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:37.568Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£1,800 - £2,400","currency":"GBP","id":18322,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":1800},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18323/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a silver finger ring with bezel formed of two scaphoid plaques, gusseted hoop, incised legend 'πηγ/αc[?]'. 2.15 grams, 20.25mm overall, 18.19x13.89mm internal diameter (approximate size british i 1/2, usa 4 1/2, europe 8.07, japan 7) (3/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in london; acquired on the uk art market. \n \n literature \n cf. ruseva-slokoska, l. \n roman jewellery, sofia, 1991, item 180 for type."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"1163","title":{"en":"roman silver ring with inscription"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18323/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This lot features a pair of Roman silver rings, functioning as personal adornment. Each ring is crafted from silver and characterized by an inscription, though the script is not explicitly identified, it appears to be Latin based on the period. The rings exhibit a somewhat crude, flattened band form with visible surface wear and dark patina, consistent with ancient silver artifacts. The inscriptions are incised into the metal, adding epigraphic interest to the pieces.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:37.570Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18323,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18324/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a mixed ceramic group comprising: a fragment of wall plaster with impressions of the structure to which it was applied, painted grey with crimson band; a terracotta oil lamp fragment with double nozzle, raised cross to the upper face with impressed roundels and further band of roundels to the rim; a terracotta oil lamp with broad body, chamfered shoulder, stub nozzle and flange handle, opposed busts to the discus. 409 grams total, 9-11.5cm (3 1/2- 4 1/2\"). fair condition. [3, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in london; acquired on the uk art market."},"estimateMax":40,"lotNumber":"1164","title":{"en":"roman ceramic group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18324/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_pottery","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This lot comprises a group of three Roman ceramic artifacts. The items include a fragment of a terracotta vessel, displaying traces of red pigment, alongside a complete oil lamp and a fragment of another terracotta object, possibly a handle or decorative element. The oil lamp features a central fill hole and a nozzle, while the other terracotta piece has a textured, grid-like pattern with circular indentations. The materials are entirely ceramic, indicative of typical Roman utilitarian and decorative wares.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:37.571Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£30 - £40","currency":"GBP","id":18324,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":30},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18325/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a ceramic oil lamp with short round nozzle, lug handle to the rear, the discus with a band of raised grape bunches and vine leaves, dolphin(?) to the centre; the base with concentric circles. 92 grams, 91mm (3 5/8\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1165","title":{"en":"roman oil lamp with fish and grapes"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18325/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_pottery","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman ceramic oil lamp, circular in shape with a handle and a nozzle. The lamp is decorated with a central motif of a fish, surrounded by clusters of grapes and vine leaves. This imagery is characteristic of Roman period iconography, often associated with abundance and possibly early Christian symbolism. The lamp is made of terracotta, showing typical wear and patination from age.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:37.573Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18325,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18326/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd-4th century ad \n a group of two bronze rings comprising: a d-section hoop with bezel formed as a plaque, intaglio image of a palm tree with two flanking alpha symbols; a flat-section hoop with expanding shoulders, raised intaglio with two opposing busts. 3.72 grams total, 19-22.5mm overall (3/4). fine condition. [2] \n \n provenance \n property of a mayfair lady; formerly in an important london collection formed since 1965."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1166","title":{"en":"roman ring group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18326/view","directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This lot features a group of two Roman rings. One ring has a flat, circular bezel engraved with a stylized palmette or leaf-like design. The second ring has an oval bezel with an eroded image, possibly a bust or figure. The rings are made of a metallic material, likely bronze or a similar alloy, consistent with Roman period personal adornment.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.913Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18326,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18327/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a conical aqua glass jar with low basal ring, obstructed neck with central hole, flared mouth with stepped rim. 53.7 grams, 76mm (3\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a london lady, part of her family's swiss collection; formerly acquired in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1167","title":{"en":"roman glass sprinkler vessel"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18327/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman glass sprinkler vessel, characterized by its translucent, light green-tinged glass and distinctive form. The vessel features a wide, flared rim and a body that tapers downwards from a broad shoulder to a narrower base, forming a somewhat bell-like or conical shape. The glass exhibits some surface iridescence and natural wear, consistent with ancient artifacts. This type of vessel would have been used for dispensing liquids in drops or sprinkles.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:37.574Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18327,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18328/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a bronze fleam or arterial drain with cupped mouth, collar with hole to control flow, curved outlet spout with raised rim. 34.2 grams, 11cm (4 1/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1168","title":{"en":"roman medical artery drain implement"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18328/view","tags":["uscollectibles_scientific","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This artifact is identified as a Roman medical artery drain implement. The object is made of bronze, exhibiting typical green patination from age. It features a curved, tubular body that widens into a flared, trumpet-like end, with a small loop attachment at the narrower end, possibly for suspension or handling. This implement represents Roman surgical or medical technology.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:37.576Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18328,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18329/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a bronze pendant of a phallus with pierced suspension lug. 5.25 grams, 34mm (1 1/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from an east london collector; previously in a collection formed between 1990-2000. \n \n literature \n cf. rolland, h. \n bronzes antiques de haute provence, paris, 1965, item 420 for type."},"estimateMax":40,"lotNumber":"1169","title":{"en":"roman phallic pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18329/view","directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman phallic pendant, crafted from bronze. The pendant is stylized, depicting a phallus with a pronounced glans and testicles. A suspension loop is integrated into the top of the shaft, indicating its use as a wearable charm or amulet. The surface shows a rich green patination, typical of ancient bronze artifacts.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.913Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£30 - £40","currency":"GBP","id":18329,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":30},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18330/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"4th century ad \n a bronze ring with d-section hoop, rectangular raised bezel with engraved christogram. 2.83 grams, 21.26mm overall, 17.60mm internal diameter (approximate size british o 1/2, usa 7 1/4, europe 15.61, japan 15) (3/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a north london gentleman; previously with robin symes gallery, mayfair, before 1999."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"1170","title":{"en":"late roman ring with chi-rho"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18330/view","directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This lot comprises two Late Roman rings, both featuring the Chi-Rho symbol. Each ring is made of bronze and has a rectangular bezel on which the Christian monogram is clearly engraved. The Chi-Rho, formed by the first two letters (XP) of 'Christ' in Greek, signifies the late Roman period's adoption of Christianity. The rings exhibit characteristic green and brown patination, typical of ancient bronze.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.913Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18330,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18331/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a bronze miniature actor's mask mount with d-shaped hairpiece and lateral tassels. 21.6 grams, 40mm (1 1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"1171","title":{"en":"roman actor's mask mount"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18331/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This artifact is a Roman actor's mask mount, crafted from bronze. The mount depicts a stylized human face with prominent eyes, nose, and mouth, framed by a distinctive hairstyle or headdress. The features are typical of theatrical masks from the Roman period, reflecting dramatic arts. The bronze material shows a dark, aged patination with hints of green, indicating its antiquity.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:37.577Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18331,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18332/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n an aqua glass spherical flask with dimple base, short neck, rolled rim, band of pinched dimples to the shoulder; some iridescent surface remaining. 93 grams, 11.4cm (4 1/2\"). very fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s. \n \n literature \n see whitehouse, d. \n roman glass in the corning museum of glass, vol.1, new york, 1997 for discussion."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1172","title":{"en":"roman glass flask with dimples"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18332/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman glass flask, characterized by its globular body and a narrow neck with a slightly flared rim. The flask is made of pale green translucent glass, and its surface is adorned with subtle, impressed dimples, adding a tactile and decorative element. The glass exhibits iridescence and some surface encrustations, consistent with prolonged burial. This type of vessel would have been used for holding liquids such as oils or perfumes.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:46.190Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18332,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":180,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18333/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a silver ring comprising a flat-section facetted hoop with beaded collar to the bezel, inset panel with clasped hands motif. 4.2 grams, 25mm overall, 21.67mm internal diameter (approximate size british y, usa 12, europe 27.51, japan 26) (1\"). fine condition. a large wearable size. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s. \n \n literature \n cf. ruseva-slokoska, l. \n roman jewellery, sofia, 1991, item 187."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"1173","title":{"en":"roman silver ring with clasped hands"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18333/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":180,"aiDescription":"This lot contains two Roman silver rings, each featuring an engraved image of clasped hands on its bezel. The rings have a broad, flat band that widens into a rectangular bezel. The clasped hands motif, known as 'dextrarum iunctio', symbolized agreement, loyalty, and marriage in the Roman world. Both rings exhibit a dark, oxidized patina typical of ancient silver.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:46.192Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18333,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":54,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18334/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a bronze appliqué mount of vesta (greek hestia) with \n peplos robe, the hair elaborately braided and dressed and covered with a \n palla or head-cloth; probably representing the goddess vesta or one of her priestesses. 10 grams, 24mm (1\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from an east london collector; previously in a collection formed between 1990-2000. \n \n literature \n see lindner, m.m. \n portraits of the vestal virgins, priestesses of ancient rome, ann arbor, 2015."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"1174","title":{"en":"roman vesta bust mount"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18334/view","tags":["usart_sculpture","usart","usart_all"],"directSalePrice":54,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman bust mount depicting Vesta, the goddess of the hearth. It is a sculptural relief or decorative attachment, likely from a larger object. The bust shows a female figure with draped clothing and hair styled with a bun or veil, characteristic of Roman representations of deities or noblewomen. Made of bronze, the piece exhibits an aged, patinated surface consistent with ancient artifacts.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:46.194Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18334,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":450,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18335/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a matched pair of vessel mounts, each a bust of cupid (greek eros) modelled in the round with small wings to the shoulders, garland to the neck, suspension loop above. 104 grams total, 49mm (2\"). fine condition. [2] \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired by his father in the 1970s; thence by descent."},"estimateMax":650,"lotNumber":"1175","title":{"en":"roman silver cupid vessel mount pair"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18335/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_silver","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":450,"aiDescription":"This item is a pair of Roman silver vessel mounts, depicting busts of Cupid. Each mount features the winged torso of a cherubic figure, adorned with multiple small circular elements. These decorative attachments were likely used on a vessel or piece of furniture. The silver material shows significant patination and surface wear, indicating its antiquity. The subject matter of Cupid is common in Roman art, often symbolizing love or desire.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:46.196Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£450 - £650","currency":"GBP","id":18335,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":450},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18336/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd century ad \n a pair of gold earrings with twisted wire hoops and dome-shaped shield to the front; tubular pendant threaded through loop with scrolls to each side, large hollow sphere to the base with granulated pyramid below. 1.50 grams total, 29mm (1 1/8\"). very fine condition. [2, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1176","title":{"en":"roman gold earring pair"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18336/view","tags":["usjewelry_earrings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a pair of Roman gold earrings, designed for pierced ears. Each earring consists of a twisted wire hoop from which a flattened, oval-shaped disk is suspended, followed by a cylindrical element and terminating in a spherical drop. The design is characteristic of ancient Roman jewelry. The gold material has a slightly dulled or oxidized appearance, consistent with its age. These earrings would have been worn as personal adornment.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:46.197Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18336,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18337/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a matching pair of bone dice with ring-and-dot markings arranged 1:6, 2:4, 3:5. 1.74 grams total, 8mm (1/4\"). fine condition. [2, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"1177","title":{"en":"roman bone dice pair"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18337/view","directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This lot features a pair of Roman bone dice. Each die is cubic, with its faces marked by circular indentations arranged in patterns to represent numbers, typical of ancient gaming pieces. The material is bone, exhibiting a smooth, light brown surface with some variations in tone. These dice would have been used for games of chance during the Roman period, reflecting common recreational activities of the time.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.914Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18337,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":225,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18338/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n an oval red jasper intaglio gemstone engraved with an enigmatic sea creature and dolphin. 0.69 grams, 14.87mm (1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the fortuna collection of engraved gems; acquired on the european art market in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":350,"lotNumber":"1178","title":{"en":"roman intaglio gemstone with sea creatures"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18338/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":225,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman intaglio gemstone, likely carnelian, featuring an engraved scene of sea creatures. The oval-shaped stone is reddish-orange, and the intaglio carving depicts a fantastic marine beast, possibly a hippocampus or similar mythical creature, with fine details discernible from the impression. The second image shows a modern impression of the intaglio to better display the carved design. Such gemstones were often used as seals or set into rings.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:46.199Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£250 - £350","currency":"GBP","id":18338,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":250},{"startPrice":100,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18339/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad and later \n a restrung group of mosaic glass beads including a tabular millefiori bead; lamp- and furnace wound glass beads and a fusiform carnelian bead with engraved design. 48 grams, 20cm (8\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the private collection of a north west london lady; previously with a central london gallery; formerly acquired before 1990."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1179","title":{"en":"roman glass bead group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18339/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":100,"aiDescription":"This item is a group of Roman glass beads, likely strung together as a bracelet or necklace fragment. The assortment includes various shapes and sizes, with some spherical and others cylindrical or oval. Several beads feature distinctive decorative patterns, such as dotted textures or geometric stripes in contrasting colors like white and red on green or brown glass. The glass exhibits signs of weathering and iridescence, common for ancient glass. These beads were used for personal adornment.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:46.200Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18339,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18340/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a delicate juglet, flat-based, janiform, the rounded body depicting two similar heads of a young boy with wavy shoulder-length hair, possibly cupid; the funicular neck with slightly everted rim; the applied handle including scrolling details, forming a continuous trail around the neck. 31 grams, 85 mm (3 1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n on the london art market since 2009; formerly in a private collection, 1975."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"1180","title":{"en":"roman janus head glass juglet"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18340/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman glass juglet featuring a Janus head motif. The small, globular vessel has a flaring rim and an attached handle. The body of the juglet is adorned with two opposing relief faces, characteristic of Janus, the two-faced Roman god. The iridescent patina and weathered surface are typical of ancient blown glass, giving it a shimmering, multi-hued appearance. This juglet likely held oils or perfumes.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:46.202Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18340,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18341/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a group of glass fragmentary vessels comprising: a vase with moulded square base rising to a circular flared rim; a jar with similar profile, two strap handles, turquoise iridescent glass. 92.5 grams total, 8-13cm (3 - 5\"). fragmentary condition. [2, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a london lady, part of her family's swiss collection; formerly acquired in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"1181","title":{"en":"roman fragmentary vessel group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18341/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This lot comprises a group of Roman fragmentary glass vessels. It includes a taller, rectangular-bodied vessel fragment with an iridescent patina and a smaller, squat, bulbous vessel, distinctively green-blue in color. Both pieces exhibit the effects of age and burial, with an iridescent and weathered surface texture. These fragments offer insight into the forms and glassmaking techniques of the Roman period and were likely used for storing liquids.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:46.203Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18341,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18342/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a small terracotta oil lamp with broad discus and volute scroll to the upper face of the nozzle, pelta-shaped reflector-handle with raised palmette motif, quatrefoil to the underside. 54 grams, 97mm (3 7/8\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s. \n \n literature \n see bémont, c. \n lampes en terre cuite, paris, 2007."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"1182","title":{"en":"roman oil lamp with palmette"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18342/view","tags":["usdecor_lighting","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman oil lamp made of terracotta, featuring a decorative palmette motif. The lamp has an elongated, oval body with a central fill hole surrounded by a radiating pattern resembling a stylized flower or sunburst. A distinct palmette design is impressed on the nozzle end, above the wick hole. The unglazed, reddish-brown clay exhibits typical wear and patination of ancient ceramics, and it would have provided light using olive oil.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:43.565Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18342,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18343/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a silver penannular bracelet with twist detailing to the shank, opposed snake-head finials. 17 grams, 67mm (2 3/4\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from an east london collector; previously in a collection formed between 1990-2000."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1183","title":{"en":"roman silver armilla bracelet"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18343/view","tags":["usjewelry_bracelets","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman silver armilla bracelet, characterized by its open-ended, twisted design. The bracelet is formed from a tightly wound silver band, terminating in zoomorphic finials resembling stylized animal heads, possibly snakes, at each end. These finials are detailed with small circular elements. The silver has a dark, aged patina, highlighting the texture of the twisted metal. Armillae were worn as military decorations or personal jewelry in ancient Rome.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:43.567Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18343,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":270,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18344/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century ad \n a pair of silver-gilt bow brooches of the \n kräftig profilierte 'anchor' type, both with a broad plaque in front of the spring and pin (one partial), trumpet-type bow with lateral flukes, d-section collar, flat footplate with lateral discs and knops, onion-shaped finial, broad footplate with catch to the rear. 77 grams total, 48-50mm (2\"). fine condition. [2] \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"1184","title":{"en":"roman silver trumpet brooch pair"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18344/view","tags":["usjewelry_brooches","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":270,"aiDescription":"This is a pair of Roman silver trumpet brooches. The brooches are crafted from silver and feature a distinctive trumpet-shaped bow. Each brooch has a rounded head, a tapering body, and a pin mechanism on the reverse, characteristic of ancient fibulae. The surface shows some signs of age and wear. These pieces are notable for their elegant, functional design typical of Roman personal adornment.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:43.569Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":18344,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18345/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a round-section hoop supporting an elliptical bezel with intaglio motif of a winged figure, possibly victory, with outstretched arms. 6.07 grams, 24.40mm overall, 21.08mm internal diameter (approximate size british w, usa 11, europe 25.00, japan 24) (1\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1185","title":{"en":"roman silver ring with victory"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18345/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver ring, featuring a prominent bezel engraved with the figure of Victory. The ring is made of silver, exhibiting a dark patina consistent with age. The oval bezel displays a classical depiction of Victory, possibly winged, in a somewhat worn state. The band is simple and relatively slender, highlighting the importance of the engraved motif. This piece represents Roman jewelry with symbolic subject matter.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:43.572Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18345,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18346/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a mixed group of terracotta oil lamps, including d-shaped and keyhole types. 345 grams total, 65-86mm (2 1/2 - 3 1/2\"). fair condition, one repaired. [5] \n \n provenance \n property of a london, uk collector; acquired london market, 1990s. \n \n literature \n see bémont, c. \n lampes en terre cuite, paris, 2007."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1186","title":{"en":"roman oil lamp group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18346/view","tags":["usdecor_lighting","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This is a group of five Roman oil lamps, varying in shape, size, and material. The lamps are made from terracotta, ranging in color from dark brown to reddish-orange. Each lamp features a central fill hole and a nozzle for the wick, with some exhibiting a small handle. Their forms include both rounded and more elongated designs, typical of Roman utilitarian pottery. The surfaces show different degrees of wear and patination, reflecting their antiquity.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:43.578Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18346,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18347/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a silver crescent pendant ribbed loop and applied granules to each arm, three granules below the loop. 4.7 grams, 34mm (1 1/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"1187","title":{"en":"roman silver lunar pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18347/view","tags":["usjewelry_necklaces","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver lunar pendant, crafted in the shape of a crescent moon. The pendant is made of silver, showing a dark, aged patina. It features a suspension loop at the top for wearing as jewelry. The outer curve of the crescent is decorated with a series of raised dots or granules, adding a textural element to its simple form. This piece reflects Roman symbolic jewelry, likely associated with lunar deities or good fortune.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:43.579Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18347,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18348/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a ceramic oil lamp formed as a stylised bird with volute-scrolled nozzle, feather detailing to the shoulder, pelta-shaped tail. 45 grams, 87mm (3 3/8\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"1188","title":{"en":"roman oil lamp with feathers"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18348/view","tags":["usdecor_lighting","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman oil lamp, made of terracotta and decorated with a feather motif. The lamp has a distinctive elongated, leaf-like shape, with a central fill hole and a prominent nozzle for the wick. The surface of the lamp is extensively decorated with incised or molded patterns resembling feathers or scales. Its light brown, earthy tone is typical of ancient terracotta ware, indicating its Roman period origin and decorative style.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:43.581Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18348,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":54,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18349/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd-4th century ad \n a bronze ring with flat-section hoop and expanding shoulders, inset carnelian intaglio with engraved image of wheat stalks. 3.8 grams, 20.72mm overall, 14.07x17.88mm internal diameter (approximate size british j, usa 4 3/4, europe 8.69, japan 8) (3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from a home counties collection, formed 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"1189","title":{"en":"roman ring with gemstone"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18349/view","directSalePrice":54,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman ring featuring a gemstone, possibly carnelian, set within a metal band. The ring is crafted from a base metal, likely bronze, which has developed a green and brown patina over time. The oval-shaped gemstone is reddish-orange and is engraved with a classical figure or motif. The band is relatively wide and simple, serving to highlight the decorative intaglio stone. This piece exemplifies Roman personal jewelry with carved gemstones.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.915Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18349,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":200,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18350/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a group of three restrung blue glass bead strings comprising of: one of mainly cornerless cube beads, interspersed with later brass spacers; two of mainly facetted cylinder-shaped and oblate beads, interspersed with later gold-coloured spacers. 105 grams, 40-50cm (15 3/4 - 19 3/4\"). fine condition. [3] \n \n provenance \n the signo collection, the property of a west london businessman, formed in the late 1980s-early 1990s."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"1190","title":{"en":"roman blue glass bead necklace string group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18350/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":200,"aiDescription":"This is a group of Roman blue glass bead necklaces, comprising multiple strings of beads. The necklaces are composed primarily of blue glass beads, varying in shade from deep indigo to lighter blue, and in shape from irregular nuggets to more rectangular forms. Some smaller gold-colored or dark beads are interspersed among the blue ones, adding visual interest. These necklaces represent Roman personal adornment crafted from ancient glass.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:43.583Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18350,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":350,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18351/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze statuette of diana (greek artemis) striding forward, wearing a short \n chiton, himation tied at the waist and laced calf-high boots; hair drawn back into a bun on the back of the head; weight on left leg and both arms raised in front of the body; left hand would have held an attachment, possibly a bow or arrow, and precise hole on left shoulder suggests the attachment of a quiver. 69 grams, 76mm (3\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman; formerly acquired on the german art market before 1980."},"estimateMax":450,"lotNumber":"1191","title":{"en":"roman statuette of diana"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18351/view","tags":["usart_sculpture","usart","usart_all"],"directSalePrice":350,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman statuette depicting Diana, the goddess of the hunt. The figure is made of bronze, exhibiting a rich, dark patina with some areas of green oxidation. Diana is shown in active pose, likely holding attributes now lost, wearing a short tunic, boots, and with her hair styled in a bun. The craftsmanship reflects typical Roman sculptural representations of deities, emphasizing movement and classical attire.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:43.584Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£350 - £450","currency":"GBP","id":18351,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":350},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18352/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a mixed group of bronze fittings from military equipment, mainly strap-connectors in an evolved form of la tène ornament. 103 grams total, 30-95mm (1 1/4 - 3 3/4\"). fair condition. [5] \n \n provenance \n property of an english gentleman; acquired on the uk art market. \n \n literature \n see appels, a. & laycock, s. \n roman buckles and military fittings, witham, 2007."},"estimateMax":40,"lotNumber":"1192","title":{"en":"roman military fragment group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18352/view","tags":["uscollectibles_militaria","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a group of Roman military fragments, likely made of bronze or copper alloy, exhibiting significant patination and corrosion. The fragments are irregular in shape, some featuring ornate scrolled or geometric designs characteristic of decorative fittings. These pieces may have been part of military equipment, armor, or personal accoutrements. Their varied forms and states of preservation offer insight into Roman military craftsmanship and artifact survival.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:39.738Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£30 - £40","currency":"GBP","id":18352,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":30},{"startPrice":150,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18353/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a round silver intaglio engraved with an eagle attacking a rabbit. 1.78 grams, 12.53mm (1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the fortuna collection of engraved gems; acquired on the european art market in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1193","title":{"en":"roman silver intaglio with eagle and rabbit"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18353/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":150,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver intaglio, depicting an eagle and a rabbit, and an associated impression. The intaglio is made of silver, showcasing a detailed engraved scene of an eagle perched, with a rabbit below it. The image shows both the intaglio itself and a modern impression of its design, highlighting the fine detail of the carving. This piece demonstrates Roman craftsmanship in creating intricate symbolic imagery on precious metal, likely for a seal or ring.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:39.740Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18353,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":800,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18354/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd-4th century ad \n a gold disc brooch comprising an outer rim of beaded wire and filigree, domed centre with fluting, central cell with beaded wire collar and inset garnet cloison; pin-lugs, catch and pin to the reverse with securing chain. 14 grams, 34mm (1 1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s. \n \n literature \n cf. beck, h. et al. \n fibel und fibeltracht, berlin, 2000, item 105(1)."},"estimateMax":1000,"lotNumber":"1194","title":{"en":"roman gold brooch with safety chain"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18354/view","tags":["usjewelry_brooches","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":800,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman gold brooch, likely from the ancient period. The circular brooch features a central red gemstone, possibly a garnet, set within a fluted or ribbed golden design resembling a flower or sunburst. A decorative safety chain extends from the bottom of the main disc. The overall appearance is ornate, showcasing ancient Roman jewelry craftsmanship in gold.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:39.742Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£800 - £1,000","currency":"GBP","id":18354,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":800},{"startPrice":54,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18355/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze phallic pendant with emphasised glans, small testicles to the rear, suspension loop to the upper face. 9.3 grams, 37mm (1 1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"1195","title":{"en":"roman phallic pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18355/view","directSalePrice":54,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman phallic pendant, a type of ancient protective amulet. The pendant is crafted from a dark, possibly bronze or copper alloy, and shows signs of patination. It is stylized to represent a phallus, with a prominent suspension loop incorporated into the design for wear. Its subject matter relates to fertility and good fortune in Roman culture.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.915Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18355,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18356/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd century ad \n a d-section silver ring with sharply angled ribbed shoulders extending to scrolls beside the bezel; raised oval bezel with carved sard intaglio depicting minerva (greek athena) standing on a baseline, holding a long spear and wearing a plumed helmet. 10.05 grams, 30.96mm overall, 20.84x17.55mm internal diameter (approximate size british p 1/2, usa 7 3/4, europe 16.86, japan 16) (1 1/4\"). very fine condition. a large wearable size. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1196","title":{"en":"roman silver ring with minerva gemstone"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18356/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver ring, dating from the ancient period. The ring features a bezel setting with an oval gemstone, likely a carnelian, depicting the profile of Minerva. The silver band has decorative ridging and small circular elements on the shoulders. The reverse side of the gemstone, when used as a seal, reveals a detailed intaglio of the Roman goddess Minerva.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:39.744Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18356,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":50,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18357/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a bronze pendant of a phallus with ribbed prepuce, loop to the upper face. 5.56 grams, 41mm (1 1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980. \n \n literature \n cf. rolland, h. \n bronzes antiques de haute provence, paris, 1965, item 420."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"1197","title":{"en":"roman phallic pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18357/view","directSalePrice":50,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman phallic pendant, characteristic of ancient protective amulets. Made from a dark, oxidized metal, possibly bronze, the pendant is cast in the form of a phallus. A circular suspension loop is integrated into the design, suggesting it was worn as a personal charm. The surface shows a greenish patina, indicating its age and material.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.915Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18357,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18358/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a bronze statuette of a standing bull modelled in the round, short curved horns, lentoid eyes, skin detailing to the neck. 24 grams, 36.5mm (1 1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from an east london collector; previously in a collection formed between 1990-2000."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1198","title":{"en":"roman bull statuette"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18358/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman bull statuette, a small, ancient bronze sculpture. The subject matter depicts a young bull or calf in a standing pose, with rudimentary but recognizable anatomical features. The statuette exhibits a dark, patinated surface with notable areas of green oxidation, characteristic of aged bronze artifacts. It serves as an example of zoomorphic art from the Roman period.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:39.745Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18358,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18359/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd-4th century ad \n an aqua glass bottle with bell-shaped body and flat base, tapering neck with splayed and folded rim; some iridescence to surface. 187 grams, 13cm (5 1/8\"). very fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s. \n \n literature \n cf. whitehouse, d. \n roman glass in the corning museum of glass, vol.1, new york, 1997, item 315 for type."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1199","title":{"en":"roman green glass bottle"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18359/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman green glass bottle, dating from the ancient period. The bottle has a distinct ovoid body, a narrow neck, and a flaring rim. It is crafted from translucent green glass, which displays a beautiful iridescence on its surface due to age and environmental factors. This piece exemplifies ancient Roman glassmaking techniques for utilitarian or cosmetic vessels.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:39.747Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18359,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":200,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18360/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd century ad \n a substantial silver ring comprising a thick d-section hoop with lateral vertical ribbing, stepped shoulders, concentric ribbed rings to the plaque with central disc later inscribed 'pfabi'. 33 grams, 31.19mm overall, 22.14x19.26mm internal diameter (approximate size british s, usa 9 1/4, europe 20.38, japan 19.22) (1 1/4\"). very fine condition. a large wearable size. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s. \n \n literature \n cf. ruseva-slokoska, l. \n roman jewellery, sofia, 1991, item 211 for type."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"1200","title":{"en":"roman silver ring with pfabi"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18360/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":200,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver ring, likely an ancient signet ring. The ring features a broad, flattened bezel engraved with the letters \"PFABI\" within concentric circles. The shoulders of the ring band are decorated with parallel ridges. The silver material shows typical signs of aging, including a darkened patina. This ring likely belonged to an individual named Fabius or was associated with the Fabia gens.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:39.748Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18360,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":2000,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18361/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-4th century ad \n a carved chalcedony head of a charioteer with longitudinal piercing, youthful features and short hair beneath a composite arming cap covering the ears. 70 grams, 50mm (2\"). fine condition, repaired from two parts found separately and hence patinated differently. \n \n provenance \n the signo collection, the property of a west london businessman, formed in the late 1980s-early 1990s; academically researched and catalogued by the late professor lambert in the early 1990s."},"estimateMax":3000,"lotNumber":"1201","title":{"en":"roman chalcedony charioteer head"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18361/view","tags":["usart_sculpture","usart","usart_all"],"directSalePrice":2000,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman chalcedony charioteer head, an exquisitely carved gemstone. The subject matter depicts the head of a charioteer, wearing a helmet or cap with distinctive radiating lines and side flaps. Crafted from translucent chalcedony, the details of the face and headwear are subtly rendered. This piece likely served as an intaglio or an inlay in a larger artifact, showcasing fine Roman gem-cutting artistry.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:39.750Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£2,000 - £3,000","currency":"GBP","id":18361,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":2000},{"startPrice":180,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18362/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd century ad \n a bronze d-shaped plate brooch with central dome and radiating lobes to the rim, champ levé enamel ornament. 16.78 grams, 42mm (1 5/8\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n found near narborough, norfolk, uk, on 12 january 2016; accompanied by a copy of portable antiquities scheme report number nms-ffd942. \n \n published \n recorded with the portable antiquities scheme under reference nms-ffd942. \n \n literature \n cf. hattatt, r. \n ancient and romano-british brooches, sherborne, 1982, item 210 for type."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"1202","title":{"en":"roman enamelled plate brooch"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18362/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_cloisonne","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":180,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman enamelled plate brooch, a decorative ancient artifact. The brooch is largely shield-shaped, made from metal and featuring intricate enamel work in blue, yellow, and possibly red or brown hues. The central design appears to be a multi-petaled flower, surrounded by a pattern of overlapping scales or petals. It exemplifies Roman decorative arts, utilizing colorful enamel to create striking patterns.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:46.344Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18362,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":72,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18363/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a bronze dress pin with tapering shank, the finial a female bust with diadem in the hair. 6 grams, 96mm (3 3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from an east london collector; previously in a collection formed between 1990-2000."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1203","title":{"en":"roman pin with bust finial"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18363/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":72,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman pin with a bust finial, likely crafted from a copper alloy such as bronze. The pin is long and slender, tapering to a point, typical of ancient hairpins or garment pins. Its most notable feature is the finial, which is sculpted in the form of a small human bust, depicting a stylized head. The metal exhibits a dark patina with hints of green oxidation, characteristic of archaeological bronze finds.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:46.346Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18363,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18364/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"5th-6th century ad \n a terracotta oil lamp with basal ring. broad body and nozzle, running wavy bands and pellets to the shoulders, lug handle to the rear, low-relief profile bust (of an emperor?) to the discus. 170 grams, 13cm (5 1/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired in the early 2000s; formerly with a slough collector since the 1980s. \n \n literature \n see bémont, c. \n lampes en terre cuite, paris, 2007."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1204","title":{"en":"late roman oil lamp with bust"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18364/view","tags":["usdecor_lighting","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a Late Roman oil lamp, crafted from terracotta. Its central discus features a finely detailed bust, possibly of a deity or important figure, surrounded by elegant wave-like patterns. The lamp has two filling holes and a prominent nozzle for the wick. The warm reddish-brown hue of the clay is still visible, indicative of its ancient origins.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:46.347Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18364,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18365/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd century ad \n a carnelian intaglio engraved with an image of a wolf attacking a deer on a baseline; set into a later flat-section silver ring with expanding angled and ribbed shoulders flanking a rectangular bezel. 9.95 grams, 23.89mm overall, 19.86x15.93mm internal diameter (approximate size british n, usa 6 1/2, europe 13.72, japan 13) (1\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1205","title":{"en":"roman wolf and deer gemstone in silver ring"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18365/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This Roman ring features a silver band set with an oval gemstone, likely carnelian given its color. The gemstone is intaglio-carved with a scene depicting a wolf and a deer. The silver band exhibits a robust, ribbed design along its sides, framing the central bezel. This piece functions as both an item of jewelry and potentially a seal.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:46.349Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18365,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":120,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18366/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century ad \n a bronze bull's head mount modelled in the round, with short curved horns, almond-shaped eyes, fur-detailing to the head and neck; once part of a larger object. 143 grams, 52.5mm (2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london, uk collector; acquired london market, 1990s."},"estimateMax":170,"lotNumber":"1206","title":{"en":"roman bull's head mount"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18366/view","tags":["usart_sculpture","usart","usart_all"],"directSalePrice":120,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman bull's head mount, likely crafted from a greyish clay or stone material. The piece depicts the head of a bull, characterized by its short horns and stylized facial features. Incised lines form patterns on its forehead and around its eyes, adding decorative detail. It appears to be a fragment or a decorative attachment.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:46.350Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£120 - £170","currency":"GBP","id":18366,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":120},{"startPrice":36,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18367/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze phallic pendant with suspension loop above. 8.3 grams, 26mm (1\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the 1970s."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"1207","title":{"en":"roman phallic pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18367/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":36,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman phallic pendant, cast in a dark, possibly bronze or iron, metal with evident patination. The pendant is stylized in the shape of a phallus, a common apotropaic symbol in Roman culture. It features an integrated loop at the top for suspension, suggesting it was worn as an amulet or attached to an item.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:46.352Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":18367,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":500,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18368/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a matched pair of gold earrings, each an openwork plaque of radiating lotus flowers motifs around a circular setting with pearl, transverse openwork scrollwork bar below with three breloques with pearls(?) and glass beads; hook-and-loop closure to the reverse. 3.7 grams total, 32.5mm each (1 1/4\"). fine condition. [2] \n \n provenance \n property of a north london gentleman; acquired on the uk art market before 2000."},"estimateMax":700,"lotNumber":"1208","title":{"en":"roman gold earrings with pearl drops"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18368/view","tags":["usjewelry_earrings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":500,"aiDescription":"This pair of Roman gold earrings is adorned with pearl drops and additional stone embellishments. Each earring features an intricate, openwork circular or rosette-like upper element, from which a series of smaller chains or links descend. At the end of these links are various dark, possibly grey and blue, stone beads, complementing the central pearl.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:46.353Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£500 - £700","currency":"GBP","id":18368,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":500},{"startPrice":500,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18369/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a silver discoid mount with granulation to the rim, high-relief mask of the god apollo to the upper face, side lappets folded to verso. 33 grams, 27mm (1\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s. \n \n literature \n cf. rolland, h. \n bronzes antiques de haute provence, paris, 1965, item 18 for similar face of apollo."},"estimateMax":700,"lotNumber":"1209","title":{"en":"roman silver mount of apollo"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18369/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_silver","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":500,"aiDescription":"This Roman silver mount depicts the head of Apollo, showing significant patination and some areas of reddish corrosion or original embellishment. The mount is sculpted in high relief, capturing the classical features often associated with the god, including flowing hair. The overall form is rounded, suggesting it was an appliqué or decorative element for a larger object.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:46.355Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£500 - £700","currency":"GBP","id":18369,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":500},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18370/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd-4th century ad \n a large bronze ring with d-section hoop, expanding shoulders with raised median band, lentoid plaque with raised oval bezel engraved with image of an advancing soldier holding a long spear and shield. 13 grams, 27.59mm overall, 23.12mm internal diameter (approximate size british z+3, usa 13 3/4, europe 32.57, japan 31) (1\"). fine condition. a large wearable size. \n \n provenance \n property of a london, uk collector; acquired london market, 1990s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1210","title":{"en":"roman ring with advancing soldier"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18370/view","directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This Roman ring is crafted from bronze, showing a heavy patina consistent with age. Its oval bezel is engraved with a depiction of an advancing soldier, rendered in a classical style. The band is relatively thick and shows some signs of wear. The intaglio carving suggests it could have been used as a signet ring.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.916Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18370,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":72,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18371/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a bronze hairpin or dress pin with tapering shank, finial of an eagle perching on a base. 7 grams, 11.5cm (4 1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from an east london collector; previously in a collection formed between 1990-2000."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1211","title":{"en":"roman pin with eagle finial"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18371/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":72,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman pin, likely made of bronze given its dark, patinated surface. The pin features a finely detailed eagle finial at its top, depicted in a static pose. The shaft of the pin is long and slender, tapering to a point. This type of object would have been used for fastening clothing or as a hair ornament.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:46.356Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18371,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":270,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18372/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-4th century ad \n a silver \n cochlearia spoon with lyre-shaped bowl, ribbed rear shank joined to a ram's head finial and balustered handle with ram's hoof finial. 37.5 grams, 16.5cm (6 1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s. \n \n literature \n cf. riha, e. & stern, w.b. \n die römischen löffel aus augst und kaiseraugst, forschungen in augst 5, 1982, item 266 for type."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"1212","title":{"en":"roman silver ram-necked spoon"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18372/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_flatware","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":270,"aiDescription":"This Roman spoon is made of silver, exhibiting signs of ancient patination and wear. A distinctive feature is its handle, which is sculpted to resemble a ram's neck and head, giving it an ornate and animalistic character. The bowl of the spoon is shallow and oval-shaped, typical for serving or eating utensils of the period.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:45.289Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":18372,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18373/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc \n a coiled silver bracelet with round-section shank, each finial a rectangular plaque with beaded edges, two pelta-shaped panels with pellet eyes. 54 grams, 68mm (2 3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a private collector; acquired before 1975."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1213","title":{"en":"roman silver bracelet with snake heads"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18373/view","tags":["usjewelry_bracelets","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This Roman silver bracelet is designed with distinctive snake heads at each end, coiling around to form the bracelet's opening. The central portion features an elongated, decorated rectangular element. The silver has a visible patina, indicating its age, and the form suggests a flexible or adjustable design.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:45.291Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18373,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18374/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a group of three bronze keys comprising: two with broad shank and annular bow, one with cross-cut ward, the other with transverse slots; a key ring with cluster of pegs. 52.8 grams total, 32-47mm (1 1/4 - 2\"). very fine condition. [3, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in london; acquired on the uk art market."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"1214","title":{"en":"roman key collection"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18374/view","tags":["uscollectibles_hardware","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This lot presents a collection of three Roman keys, dating from the Roman period. These functional artifacts are made of bronze, displaying a characteristic green-brown patina. Each key features a circular bow and a bit with varying patterns, indicative of different lock mechanisms. Two keys show rectangular bits with cross-hatch patterns, while the third has a more intricate, almost hand-shaped bit. They represent everyday items from ancient Rome.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:45.292Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18374,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":100,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18375/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd-4th century ad \n an oval red carnelian intaglio gemstone carved with a profile bust. 0.52 grams, 9.38mm (1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the fortuna collection of engraved gems; acquired on the european art market in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1215","title":{"en":"roman intaglio gemstone with bust"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18375/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":100,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman intaglio gemstone featuring a bust, typical of Roman glyptic art. The piece is crafted from a reddish-orange gemstone, likely carnelian or sard, dating to the Roman period. The intaglio depicts a profile bust of a male figure, possibly a deity or emperor, with distinct facial features and a prominent hairstyle or headdress. An impression of the intaglio is also provided, clearly showing the raised relief of the bust.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:45.294Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18375,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":200,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18376/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a round silver intaglio engraved with a standing minerva (greek athena), holding spear and shield, greek inscription around. 2.74 grams, 11.49mm (1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the fortuna collection of engraved gems; acquired on the european art market in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"1216","title":{"en":"roman silver intaglio with minerva"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18376/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_silver","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":200,"aiDescription":"This Roman silver intaglio features the deity Minerva, a common subject in Roman iconography. The piece is a silver intaglio, likely set within a ring, and dates to the Roman period. The intaglio depicts Minerva standing, holding a spear and shield, characteristic of her martial aspect. An impression of the intaglio is also provided, showing the detailed relief of the goddess.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:45.296Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18376,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18377/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a mixed stone pendant group comprising: a haematite(?) female bust with piled hairstyle, ring-and-dot breasts; a green stone bird with incised detailing to wings and tail. 3.79 grams, 18-25mm (3/4 - 1\"). fine condition. [no reserve, 2] \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european lady; part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1217","title":{"en":"roman amulet group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18377/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This lot consists of a group of Roman amulets. One amulet is a dark-colored, possibly terracotta or stone, bust of a figure with prominent eyes and intricate facial markings. The second amulet is a green bird-shaped figure, likely made of glazed faience or terracotta, decorated with white painted stripes. These items served as protective charms during the Roman period.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:45.297Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18377,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18378/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a pair of cuboid bone dice with ring-and-dot markings, arranged 1:6, 2:5, 3:4. 2.6 grams total, 9mm each (1/4\"). fine condition. [2, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"1218","title":{"en":"roman bone dice pair"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18378/view","tags":["uscollectibles_toys","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This lot features a pair of Roman bone dice, dating from the Roman period. These cuboid gaming pieces are crafted from bone, exhibiting a weathered, off-white to light brown appearance. Each face of the dice is marked with circular motifs containing dots, representing the numbers 1 through 6, though the typical arrangement of modern dice is not strictly followed. They represent a form of ancient Roman entertainment and gambling.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:45.299Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18378,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18379/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze round-section penannular bracelet with clubbed ends, rows of punched-point detailing to outer and lateral faces. 39.3 grams, 60mm (2 1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n private collection, home counties, uk; acquired before 1980."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"1219","title":{"en":"roman armilla bracelet"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18379/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman armilla bracelet, dating from the Roman period. Crafted from bronze, the bracelet exhibits a curved, open-cuff design with a visible green patina. A notable visual feature is the decorative pattern of incised dots along the outer surface, adding an ornamental quality to this piece of ancient Roman jewelry. This type of bracelet would have been worn on the arm as a personal adornment.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:45.301Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":18379,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":144,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18380/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad and later \n a group of four turquoise and turquoise-coloured bead necklace strings composed of annular and barrel-shaped beads, three with central drop of carnelian and rock crystal beads, one with central drop of carnelian bead and shell pendant. 29 grams total, 39cm average (15 1/4\"). fine condition. [4] \n \n provenance \n the signo collection, the property of a west london businessman, formed in the late 1980s-early 1990s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1220","title":{"en":"roman turquoise bead necklace string group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18380/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":144,"aiDescription":"This lot presents a group of Roman turquoise bead necklaces, likely dating from the Roman period. The necklaces are composed of numerous small, elongated turquoise beads strung together, forming delicate strands. Each necklace features a central pendant, possibly of coral or terracotta, adding a contrasting color. These pieces represent examples of Roman jewelry, showcasing the use of semi-precious stones and beads for adornment.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:45.302Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18380,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18381/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a silver stylus with highly-decorated balustered shank, rectangular scraper to one end, the shank decorated with hatched lines and narrow collars. 17.6 grams,14.5cm (5 3/4\"). very fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in london; acquired on the uk art market."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1221","title":{"en":"roman silver stylus with eraser"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18381/view","tags":["uscollectibles_deskaccessories","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver stylus with an eraser, dating from the Roman period. The stylus is crafted from silver, featuring a pointed end for writing on wax tablets and a flattened, spade-like end for smoothing or 'erasing' the wax. The body of the stylus is intricately decorated with geometric patterns and grooves, adding an aesthetic quality to this practical writing instrument. It reflects Roman literacy and daily life.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:45.304Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18381,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":100,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18382/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n an oval red carnelian intaglio gemstone engraved with a standing roman deity leaning on a pillar. 0.38 grams, 11.62mm (1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the fortuna collection of engraved gems; acquired on the european art market in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1222","title":{"en":"roman intaglio gemstone with standing goddess"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18382/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":100,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman intaglio gemstone featuring a standing goddess, typical of Roman glyptic art. The oval-shaped intaglio is crafted from a reddish-orange gemstone, likely carnelian or sard, dating to the Roman period. It depicts a draped female figure, a goddess, in a dynamic pose. An impression of the intaglio is also provided, clearly showing the raised relief of the standing goddess.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:45.604Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18382,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18383/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a ceramic oil lamp with angled nozzle, volute scroll to each side, discus with an erotic image of a couple engaged in coitus, the man in a half-sitting position and the female crouching above. 60 grams, 10cm (4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired in the early 2000s; formerly with a slough collector since the 1980s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1223","title":{"en":"roman oil lamp with erotic scene"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18383/view","tags":["usdecor_lighting","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman oil lamp, dating from the Roman period, crafted from terracotta. The lamp features a discus adorned with an erotic scene, depicting two figures in an intimate embrace, characteristic of some Roman genre scenes. The lamp has a prominent handle and a nozzle for the wick, reflecting its utilitarian purpose for illumination. The intricate relief work on the discus is a notable visual feature.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:45.605Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18383,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18384/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a group of three discoid cobalt blue glass pendants with impressed image of a facing lion with circle-and-annulet above. 4.8 grams total, 23mm each (1\"). fine condition. [3, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a london lady, part of her family's swiss collection; formerly acquired in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1224","title":{"en":"roman glass lion pendant group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18384/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a group of Roman glass lion pendants. Each pendant is small and roughly circular, featuring a raised depiction of a lion. The material is glass, with a distinct dark blue or cobalt hue, though one appears lighter. They date to the Roman period and are likely jewelry components or decorative amulets. The imagery of a lion is a common motif in Roman art and symbolism.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:45.607Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18384,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18385/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a lead weight in the form of a female with long hair framing her face, strong facial details and pouty mouth, nose squashed; tall headdress forming the suspension loop. 482 grams, 81mm (3\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"1225","title":{"en":"roman steelyard weight with mask"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18385/view","tags":["uscollectibles_tools","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman steelyard weight in the form of a mask. Carved from a dark, dense material, likely stone or metal, it features the detailed face of a person, resembling a theatrical or mythological mask. The top of the weight has a hole, indicating its function for suspension. This piece combines utilitarian purpose with artistic form, characteristic of Roman craftsmanship.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:45.608Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18385,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18386/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze mount in the form of a youthful male, possibly attis, with open mouth, curly hair and a phrygian cap. 10 grams, 22mm (3/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a leeds, uk collector; acquired by inheritance."},"estimateMax":40,"lotNumber":"1226","title":{"en":"roman male bust mount"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18386/view","tags":["usart_sculpture","usart","usart_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman male bust mount, crafted from a dark material that appears to be metal or carved stone, with some lighter patina or residue. The mount depicts the head and upper chest of a male figure, likely a bust, wearing what resembles a helmet or elaborate headwear. It exhibits classic Roman artistic styling, possibly serving as a decorative element on furniture or a vessel.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:45.610Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£30 - £40","currency":"GBP","id":18386,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":30},{"startPrice":100,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18387/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a carved onyx cameo with profile female bust. 1.94 grams, 17.24mm (3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired by his father in the 1970s; thence by descent."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1227","title":{"en":"roman cameo with portrait"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18387/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":100,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman cameo featuring a portrait in profile. The cameo is carved from a bi-layered stone, with a white upper layer for the portrait set against a reddish-brown background. The subject is a female figure, depicted in profile facing right, with her hair styled in an elaborate bun or wrapped coiffure. This piece exemplifies Roman craftsmanship in glyptics, likely intended as jewelry or an intaglio seal.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:45.612Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18387,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18388/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a carved bone tortoise formed as a discoid plaque with incised saltire to the shell, four stub limbs, head pierced for suspension. 10 grams, 34mm (1 1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european lady; part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1228","title":{"en":"roman carved bone tortoise"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18388/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman carved bone tortoise. The item is an intricately carved piece of bone, depicting a tortoise with a domed shell. The shell is decorated with incised geometric lines forming a crosshatch pattern. This small sculpture dates to the Roman period and could have served as a decorative object, a gaming piece, or an amulet.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:45.613Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18388,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":120,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18389/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a mixed group of four restrung red glass and jasper bead strings comprising: two of graduated oblate and discoid beads with larger central feature beads, interspersed with later brass spacers; one of oblate beads with central element of cylindrical and larger barrel-shaped beads, interspersed with later brass spacers; one of oblate and barrel-shaped beads, interspersed with later gold-coloured spacers. 66 grams total, 43cm average (17\"). fine condition. [4] \n \n provenance \n the signo collection, the property of a west london businessman, formed in the late 1980s-early 1990s."},"estimateMax":170,"lotNumber":"1229","title":{"en":"roman glass and jasper bead necklace string group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18389/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":120,"aiDescription":"This lot consists of a group of Roman glass and jasper bead necklaces. Each necklace is strung with numerous beads, displaying a range of reddish-brown and lighter earth tones. The beads vary in shape, from small cylindrical forms to larger, more irregular shapes, and are composed of both glass and jasper. These necklaces represent ancient Roman jewelry, likely used for personal adornment.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:45.614Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£120 - £170","currency":"GBP","id":18389,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":120},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18390/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"4th century ad \n an aqua glass pitcher with concave base, short neck with dark blue applied trail collar, pinched trefoil mouth with similar trail detailing and dark blue strap handle to the rear. 48 grams, 96mm (3 3/4\"). very fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s. \n \n literature \n cf. whitehouse, d. \n roman glass in the corning museum of glass, vol.2, new york, 2001, item 728 for type."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"1230","title":{"en":"roman glass pitcher with blue trails"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18390/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman glass pitcher with distinctive blue trails. The pitcher has a squat, rounded body and a narrow neck that flares out into a spout, with an attached handle. The main body of the pitcher is of a pale green or yellowish glass, with prominent blue glass trails adorning the rim and handle. This vessel dates to the Roman period and showcases their sophisticated glassmaking techniques.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:45.616Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":18390,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18391/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd century ad \n a mixed group of bronze handles two with ivy-leaf attachment plate and one with a ribbed triangle. 217 grams total, 10-12.5cm (4 - 5\"). fair condition. [3, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a london, uk collector; acquired london market, 1990s."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"1231","title":{"en":"roman handle group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18391/view","tags":["uscollectibles_hardware","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a group of Roman handles, likely crafted from bronze, given their greenish patina. The group comprises three distinct pieces, each appearing to be part of a larger implement or vessel. One handle features an openwork, stylized leaf design, another has a more angular, pointed form with a hook, and the third shows a lobed, possibly floral, terminal. These artifacts are representative of Roman utilitarian and decorative metalwork.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:45.617Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":18391,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":400,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18392/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a small silver figurine of apollo standing nude with muscular body, bearing the weight on his right leg, holding a \n patera in his right hand and a bow(?) in his left, cloak draped over his left shoulder. 10 grams, 28mm (1 1/4\"). fine condition, head absent. \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired london art market, 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":600,"lotNumber":"1232","title":{"en":"roman silver apollo statuette"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18392/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":400,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver statuette of Apollo, presented from both front and back views. The figure depicts a nude male, identifiable as Apollo, with drapery over one arm and holding a patera or shallow dish. The statuette is crafted from silver, indicating its value and likely religious or dedicatory purpose during the Roman period. Despite missing its head, the classical form and attributes are clearly visible.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:51.792Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£400 - £600","currency":"GBP","id":18392,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":400},{"startPrice":50,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18393/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century ad \n a ceramic oil lamp with disc base, narrow nozzle with volute scrolls, incised rim and central low-relief image of a dove on a branch. 63 grams, 94mm (3 3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980. \n \n literature \n see bémont, c. \n lampes en terre cuites, paris, 2007."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"1233","title":{"en":"roman oil lamp with dove"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18393/view","tags":["usdecor_lighting","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":50,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman oil lamp featuring a decorative motif of a dove. The lamp is made of terracotta, exhibiting a reddish-brown hue, and has a classic Roman form with a circular body and an extended nozzle for the wick. The discus, or central part of the lamp, is decorated with a raised image of a dove holding an olive branch, a common symbol in Roman and early Christian art. The lamp also shows a filler hole and a small air hole.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:51.793Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18393,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18394/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd century ad \n a group of two openwork bronze brooches comprising: one with hound-and-hare motif above and below median baseline, ping spring and catchplate to reverse; one with 'sl' monogram within a circular frame. 26.2 grams total, 33-43mm (1 1/2 - 1 3/4\"). fine condition. [2, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in london; acquired on the uk art market."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"1234","title":{"en":"roman openwork brooch group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18394/view","directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This lot features a group of two Roman openwork brooches. These ancient fasteners are made of metal, likely bronze, and exhibit intricate cutout designs. One brooch appears somewhat abstract or stylized, while the other features a circular form with an internal design. Both pieces display green patina consistent with aged bronze artifacts.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.918Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":18394,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":180,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18395/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd century ad \n a d-section hoop of amber glass, oval flat bezel with deep recess. 11.25 grams, 33.34mm overall, 14.57mm internal diameter (approximate size british g 1/2, usa 3 1/2, europe 5.55, japan 5) (1 1/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a mayfair lady; formerly in an important london collection formed since 1965."},"estimateMax":240,"lotNumber":"1235","title":{"en":"roman glass ring"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18395/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":180,"aiDescription":"This lot consists of a group of two Roman glass rings. Each ring is crafted from dark, translucent glass, exhibiting a simple, wide band design. The rings have a somewhat flattened, oval cross-section and display minor wear or inclusions on their surfaces, consistent with ancient glass artifacts.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:51.795Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£180 - £240","currency":"GBP","id":18395,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":180},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18396/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-4th century ad \n a miniature oval red jasper intaglio gemstone engraved with a fish. 0.23 grams, 7.47mm (1/4\"). very fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from the fortuna collection of engraved gems; acquired on the european art market in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"1236","title":{"en":"roman miniature intaglio gemstone with fish"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18396/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This lot presents a Roman miniature intaglio gemstone depicting a fish. The item includes both the original intaglio, a small, oval-shaped red gemstone, and a modern impression taken from it, rendered in white. The intaglio carving clearly shows a fish design, indicative of Roman glyptic art.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:51.796Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18396,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":360,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18397/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century ad \n a silver finger ring comprising a broad d-section hoop flaring to an ellipsoid plaque with cell, inset red jasper intaglio of sol (greek helios) with radiate crown; provincial workmanship. 15 grams, 29mm overall, 25.01x19.20mm internal diameter (approximate size british s, usa 9, europe 20.0, japan 19) (1 1/4\"). fine condition. a large wearable size. \n \n provenance \n property of a london collector; acquired on the london market, 1990s-2000s. \n \n literature \n cf. ruseva-slokoska, l. \n roman jewellery, sofia, 1991, item 191 for type."},"estimateMax":600,"lotNumber":"1237","title":{"en":"roman silver ring with sol"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18397/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":360,"aiDescription":"This lot features a Roman silver ring set with an intaglio gemstone depicting Sol. The ring is crafted from silver, exhibiting wear and a rustic appearance. The oval-shaped carnelian intaglio is deeply set into the bezel, displaying a finely carved image of Sol, the Roman sun god, typically shown with a radiant crown.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:51.798Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£400 - £600","currency":"GBP","id":18397,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":400},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18398/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a bronze figure of a standing bull on a rectangular tiered base with stub feet; the bull with erect head, open mouth and large horns; hair detailing to the neck. 48 grams, 52mm (2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1238","title":{"en":"roman bull statuette"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18398/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This lot offers a Roman bull statuette, likely cast in bronze given its metallic appearance and green-brown patina. The statuette depicts a bull standing majestically atop a rectangular pedestal, detailed with a muscular form and prominent horns. This piece serves as an example of Roman animal sculpture, possibly for votive or decorative purposes.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:51.799Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18398,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18399/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n an oval pink agate intaglio gemstone engraved with a standing deity holding spear; set into a bronze ring bezel. 6.59 grams, 21.18mm (3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the fortuna collection of engraved gems; acquired on the european art market in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1239","title":{"en":"roman intaglio gemstone with standing deity"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18399/view","directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This lot includes a Roman intaglio gemstone featuring a standing deity. The original intaglio is an oval-shaped, light brown gemstone, likely set within a bronze or similar metal mount, although the mount is only partially visible. A clear white impression shows a finely carved figure of a standing deity, holding an object in one hand, characteristic of Roman mythological imagery in glyptic art.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.918Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18399,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18400/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century ad \n a bronze bow brooch of aucissa type with deep bow, long catchplate with bulb to the forward spur, hinged pin. 21.1 grams, 87mm (3 1/2\"). very fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in london; acquired on the uk art market. \n \n literature \n cf. hattatt, r. \n brooches of antiquity, oxford, 1987 item 833 for type."},"estimateMax":40,"lotNumber":"1240","title":{"en":"large roman aucissa bow brooch"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18400/view","directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This lot comprises a large Roman Aucissa bow brooch. This type of brooch is distinctive for its arched or bow-shaped form and often features decorative elements along its body. The brooch is made of metal, likely bronze, and exhibits intricate linear and geometric patterns engraved or cast onto its surface, reflecting Roman utilitarian art and fashion.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.918Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£30 - £40","currency":"GBP","id":18400,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":30},{"startPrice":100,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18401/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a bronze theatrical mask depicting a female with curled braids and headband, almond-shaped eyes, bushy eyebrows and open mouth; hollow to the underside. 28 grams, 52mm (2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1241","title":{"en":"roman actor's head appliqué"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18401/view","tags":["usart_sculpture","usart","usart_all"],"directSalePrice":100,"aiDescription":"This lot presents a Roman actor's head appliqué, likely crafted from bronze given its green patina. The appliqué depicts a theatrical mask or an actor's face, characterized by an exaggerated open mouth and distinctive braided or stylized hair framing the face. This piece exemplifies Roman decorative metalwork, possibly from furniture or a larger object.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:51.801Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18401,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18402/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"4th century ad \n a group of four samian ware plate fragments variously depicting a chi-rho with impressed floral and circular ornaments (two pieces from same plate); the centre of a plate with two chi-rho's and a circular impressed ornament and a central cross with border of standing animals. 275 grams total, 74-125mm (3 - 5\"). fine condition. [4] \n \n provenance \n property of a mayfair lady; formerly in an important london collection formed since 1965."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1242","title":{"en":"roman decorated samian ware fragment group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18402/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_pottery","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This lot consists of a group of Roman decorated Samian ware pottery fragments. These ceramic sherds, typically red earthenware, display stamped and molded decorative patterns. The fragments feature circular motifs, floral designs, and possibly other abstract patterns, characteristic of fine Roman tableware from Gaulish or Italian workshops.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:53.284Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18402,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18403/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd century ad \n a bronze knee brooch with tapering bow, notched d-shaped headplate, transverse bar with two hinged pins, catchplate with two lateral catches. 17.7 grams, 32mm (1 1/4\"). very fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s. \n \n literature \n cf. hattatt, r. \n iron age and roman brooches, oxford, 1985, item 478 for type. \n \n footnotes \n bow brooches with two attachment pins are a known, if unusual, feature of roman costume."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"1243","title":{"en":"roman double-pinned knee brooch"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18403/view","directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This lot features a Roman double-pinned knee brooch. This bronze brooch, characterized by its distinctive 'knee' shape, is robust and functional. It exhibits a simple, unadorned surface with a visible green patina, reflecting its age and material composition as a typical Roman fastening device.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.918Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":18403,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18404/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd century ad \n a silver ring comprising a d-section hoop with keeled shoulders, hexagonal bezel; pointillé detailing to the shoulders and border of the bezel with intaglio \n trophaeum motif. 7.86 grams, 22mm overall, 17.63mm internal diameter (approximate size british o, usa 7 1/4, europe 15.0, japan 14) (1\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s. \n \n literature \n cf. ruseva-slokoska, l. \n roman jewellery, sofia, 1991, item 196 for type."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1244","title":{"en":"roman silver ring with trophaeum"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18404/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is an ancient Roman silver ring. The item is a piece of jewelry, specifically a finger ring. Its subject matter features a trophaeum, visible as an embossed or engraved design on the bezel. Dating from the Roman period, the ring is made of silver and displays a distinctive patinated and textured surface, indicating its age and material quality. The trophaeum motif suggests a theme of military victory or commemoration.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:53.286Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18404,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":162,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18405/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a bronze strigil with concave sharply-curved scraping surface, the handle a rectangular strap returned to form a suspension loop. 83.9 grams, 24cm (9 1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n private collection, uk; formed in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"1245","title":{"en":"roman strigil with strap handle"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18405/view","tags":["uscollectibles_tools","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":162,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman strigil, a type of ancient bathing implement used for scraping dirt and sweat from the body. It is characterized by its long, curved blade and an integrated strap handle for grip. The strigil is made of metal, likely bronze, and shows a dark patination. Its functional design reflects Roman daily life and hygiene practices, making it a utilitarian artifact from the Roman period.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:53.288Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18405,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":54,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18406/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze openwork mount with four la tène trumpet motifs within a frame, large d-shaped loop to the reverse. 31.6 grams, 48mm (2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a dorchester gentleman; found dorset, uk."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"1246","title":{"en":"roman military trumpet whorl horse harness mount"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18406/view","tags":["uscollectibles_hardware","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":54,"aiDescription":"This artifact is a Roman military trumpet whorl, specifically identified as a horse harness mount. It is a circular, decorative metal object, likely bronze, with an openwork design featuring four central holes surrounded by a swirling, almost foliate pattern. The design is symmetrical and robust, consistent with its function as part of equestrian gear during the Roman period. Its unique 'trumpet whorl' pattern could be a key identifier for collectors of Roman military or equestrian artifacts.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:53.290Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18406,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18407/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a bronze mount with \n gorgoneion amuletic mask, copious hair framing the female face with winged diadem. 53 grams, 42mm (1 3/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s. \n \n literature \n see rolland, h. \n bronzes antiques de haute provence, paris, 1965."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1247","title":{"en":"roman medusa mask mount"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18407/view","tags":["uscollectibles_hardware","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman Medusa mask mount, a decorative piece likely made of bronze or a similar alloy. The subject matter depicts the Gorgon Medusa's head, characterized by a stylized face with wavy hair or snakes, and a somewhat stern or intense expression. This mount would have been applied to another object, serving an apotropaic or decorative function in the Roman period. Its detailed yet compact form makes it a recognizable example of classical iconography.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:53.291Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18407,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18408/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze bow brooch with triangular enamelled headplate, shallow bow with enamelled stud, tapering footplate with hatched panels, pin-lug and catch to the reverse. 12 grams, 77mm (3\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s. \n \n literature \n cf. hattatt, r. \n iron age and roman brooches, oxford, 1985, item 463 for type."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"1248","title":{"en":"roman enamelled bow brooch"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18408/view","directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman enamelled bow brooch, a decorative fastener from the Roman period. It features an elongated, bow-shaped form, with a distinctive pyramidal head adorned with triangular enamel inlays, possibly in contrasting colors. The body of the brooch also exhibits textured or engraved details, enhancing its visual appeal. This type of brooch served both a functional and ornamental purpose, reflecting Roman craftsmanship in metalwork and decorative arts.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.919Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18408,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18409/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a square bronze weight with a high relief image of a phallus within a circle, incised 'vii' to the reverse. 12.4 grams, 24mm (1\"). very fine condition. rare. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in london; acquired on the uk art market."},"estimateMax":170,"lotNumber":"1249","title":{"en":"roman trade weight with phallic motif"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18409/view","tags":["uscollectibles_scientific","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This lot consists of two Roman trade weights, square-shaped objects likely made of lead or a similar dense metal. One weight is embossed with a prominent phallic motif within a circular frame, while the other bears the Roman numeral 'VII', indicating its value or unit. These utilitarian objects from the Roman period served as standardized measurements in commerce. The phallic symbol might have had apotropaic or good luck connotations in addition to its practical use.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:53.292Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£120 - £170","currency":"GBP","id":18409,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":120},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18410/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze toggle in the form of a bound captive with oversized bearded head; hands, ankles and head bound by rope; longitudinal and transverse piercings through the body and back. 25 grams, 39mm (1 1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1250","title":{"en":"roman bound captive toggle"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18410/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman bound captive toggle, a small, sculpted artifact likely made of bronze or a similar metal alloy. The item depicts a stylized head, presumably representing a bound captive, with features indicative of a figure with constrained or tied hair/headdress and a general expression of subjugation. Dating from the Roman period, this piece would have functioned as a toggle, possibly for clothing or other fastenings. Its subject matter is a notable example of Roman sculptural motifs related to military conquest or social hierarchy.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:53.294Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18410,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18411/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century ad \n a substantial glass unguentarium perfume bottle with squat domed body and slightly recessed underside, long slender neck with splayed and folded rim; some iridescence to surface. 43 grams, 22cm (8 3/4\"). very fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s. \n \n literature \n cf. whitehouse, d. \n roman glass in the corning museum of glass, vol.2, new york, 2001, item 773 for type."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1251","title":{"en":"roman tall glass vessel"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18411/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman tall glass vessel, characterized by its slender, elongated neck and a broad, conical base. The vessel, likely used for liquids such as perfumes or oils, is made of pale green or clear ancient glass, showing signs of iridescence and surface degradation consistent with its age. Dating from the Roman period, its simple yet elegant form represents typical Roman glassware, often featuring pontil marks from its manufacturing process.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:53.295Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18411,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18412/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a well-formed bronze figurine of a standing bull on a rectangular base; the bull muscular with large neck-hump and horns, head turned to the right, incised detailing to the head and neck. 89 grams, 48mm (1 7/8\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":170,"lotNumber":"1252","title":{"en":"roman bull statuette"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18412/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman bull statuette, a small, freestanding sculpture made of metal, likely bronze, with a patinated surface. The statuette depicts a bull standing on an irregular base, characterized by its stocky body, prominent horns, and a generally robust form. Dating from the Roman period, such animal figures often served as votive offerings, decorative items, or symbols of fertility and strength. The pose and simplified anatomical details are typical of Roman artistic conventions for small animal bronzes.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:49.824Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£120 - £170","currency":"GBP","id":18412,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":120},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18413/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a fragment of a hollow-formed bronze statue with outer toes of the left foot, toenail detailing. 263 grams, 87mm (3 1/2\"). fair condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1253","title":{"en":"roman life-size statue toes"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18413/view","tags":["usart_sculpture","usart","usart_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This item is a fragment of a Roman life-size statue, specifically depicting toes. The piece is made of stone or marble, exhibiting a weathered, green-brown patination and a rough, textured surface, indicating its antiquity and likely exposure to the elements. As part of a larger, life-size sculpture from the Roman period, this fragment offers a tangible connection to classical monumental art and its detailed anatomical representation. The visible separation lines suggest it broke away from a larger foot section.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:49.826Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18413,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18414/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a mixed group of bronze medical implements comprising: a leaf-shaped spoon with probe finial; a pin with pine-cone finial; a hook with rectangular blade behind the head. 19.8 grams, 11.7-17.5cm (4 3/4 - 7\"). fine condition. [3, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"1254","title":{"en":"roman medical implement group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18414/view","tags":["uscollectibles_tools","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This lot presents a group of Roman medical implements. The items are ancient tools, likely made of bronze or similar metal due to their aged, patinated appearance. The group consists of three distinct instruments: one long, flat, leaf-shaped object with a slender handle, another slender pointed tool with a small bulbous end, and a third, shorter instrument with a hooked end and a decorative, possibly ergonomic, handle. These artifacts reflect Roman medical practices and instrumentation.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:49.827Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18414,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18415/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd century ad \n a bronze military diploma fragment with text to both side, to one side 'a lsso', the other with 'avgi / ii / verv / an'. 1.2 grams, 21mm (3/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"1255","title":{"en":"roman military diploma fragment"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18415/view","tags":["uscollectibles_booksandpaper","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This item is a fragment of a Roman military diploma, likely dating from the Roman period. It is composed of a metallic material, possibly bronze, and displays a dark, aged patina. The fragment features several lines of engraved Latin text, partially legible, including what appears to be \"AVG\", \"II\", and \"NERV\". Its irregular shape indicates it is a broken piece of a larger document, originally issued to a Roman soldier upon honorable discharge.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:49.829Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18415,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":70,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18416/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a mixed group of cosmetic instruments comprising: a bronze spoon with long bowl and probe to the reverse; three silver spoons each with twisted body and tiny bowl; a probe with curved end, twisted shank, suspension ring. 22 grams total, 7-15cm (3 3/4 - 4 3/4). fine condition. [4] \n \n provenance \n property of a north west london gallery; formerly in a 1980s collection."},"estimateMax":90,"lotNumber":"1256","title":{"en":"roman cosmetic instrument group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18416/view","tags":["uscollectibles_tools","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":70,"aiDescription":"This lot contains a group of Roman cosmetic instruments, dating from the Roman period. The instruments are made of metal, likely bronze, and exhibit signs of age and patination. The group comprises five distinct tools, including a larger spatula-like implement with an ornamented handle, a slender tool with a small ring handle, two twisted wire implements, and one simple straight wire. These items provide insight into ancient Roman personal grooming and beauty practices.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:49.830Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£70 - £90","currency":"GBP","id":18416,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":70},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18417/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd century bc-3rd century ad \n a restrung necklace of mainly spherical carnelian and fusiform banded agate beads with central banded agate tabular bead; modern clasp. 125 grams, 48cm (19\"). fine condition. no reserve.  \n provenance \n from the collection of a european lady; part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":240,"lotNumber":"1257","title":{"en":"roman or parthian agate bead necklace"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18417/view","directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a necklace composed of Roman or Parthian agate beads. The beads are of various shapes and sizes, predominantly elongated ovals and round forms, strung together to create a wearable piece of jewelry. The agate material displays natural striations and a range of earthy colors including browns, creams, oranges, and subtle greens. One larger, central bead is prominently featured, highlighting the natural banding of the stone. The necklace is displayed on a black stand, emphasizing its form and coloration.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.919Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£180 - £240","currency":"GBP","id":18417,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":180},{"startPrice":350,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18418/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n an octagonal jasper gemstone with chamfered edge and intaglio of a horseman holding a lance. 1.34 grams,18mm (3/4\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a north london gentleman; previously in a private collection formed in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":450,"lotNumber":"1258","title":{"en":"roman jasper gemstone with horseman"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18418/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":350,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman jasper gemstone, likely an intaglio or seal, from the Roman period. The gemstone is a deep reddish-brown color and has an octagonal shape with beveled edges. Carved into its flat surface is a depiction of a horseman, shown in profile, with the horse in motion. The detailed carving captures the rider's attire and the horse's musculature, indicative of classical Roman artistry in glyptics.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:49.831Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£350 - £450","currency":"GBP","id":18418,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":350},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18419/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a substantial bronze pendant of a phallus with small lateral wings, loop above. 42.7 grams, 59mm (2 1/4\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london collector; acquired on the london market, 1990s-2000s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1259","title":{"en":"roman winged phallic pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18419/view","directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman winged phallic pendant, dating from the Roman period. Crafted from metal, likely bronze, it exhibits a significant green patina due to age and oxidation. The pendant is shaped as a stylized phallus, detailed with wings extending from its mid-section and a suspension loop situated above the wings. Such amulets were common in Roman culture, believed to ward off evil and bring good fortune.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.919Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18419,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":270,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18420/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze statuette of a prowling panther on a tiered rectangular base, the panther with open mouth and alert facial detailing, muscular body showing the ribs, tail resting against left hind leg. 65.23 grams, 55mm (2 1/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from a private collection; formed 1965-1975."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"1260","title":{"en":"roman panther statuette"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18420/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":270,"aiDescription":"This lot features a Roman panther statuette, likely made of bronze, exhibiting a strong green patina characteristic of aged copper alloy. The statuette depicts a panther in a striding pose, with its head slightly turned to the left. It stands on a rectangular plinth with a molded base. This artifact represents Roman sculptural art, often used as decorative items or votive offerings.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:49.833Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":18420,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18421/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-2nd century ad \n a mixed group of bronze mirrors comprising: a flat disc with rounded rim, loop handle to the reverse; one similar with chamfered rim, central pug handle on two pins; a disc with remains of the handle and ferrous attachment to the rim. 886 grams total, 10-18cm (4 - 7\"). fine condition. [3, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private collection; previously in an old central asian collection; acquired in the late 1940s. \n \n literature \n see roberts, p. \n life and death in pompeii and herculaneum, london, 2013 for discussion."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1261","title":{"en":"roman mirror group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18421/view","tags":["usdecor_walldecor","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This lot presents a group of three Roman mirrors, likely dating from the Roman period. The mirrors are made of metal, likely bronze, and show significant signs of age and corrosion with prominent green and blue patination. Two of the mirrors are circular in shape, with one being slightly larger and showing more surface wear. The third mirror is oval-shaped and features a central attachment point on its reverse side, possibly for a handle. These artifacts reflect ancient Roman personal grooming and domestic items.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:49.834Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18421,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18422/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a silver plate brooch with openwork stem and tendrils motif; hinge and catch to the reverse. 11.5 grams, 32mm (1 1/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s. \n \n literature \n cf. hattatt, r. \n ancient brooches and other artefacts, oxford, 1989, item 1622."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1262","title":{"en":"roman silver openwork brooch"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18422/view","directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver openwork brooch, dating from the Roman period. The brooch is circular in form and crafted from silver, though its surface shows signs of age and light tarnish. It features an intricate openwork design, creating a symmetrical pattern of scrolling tendrils and geometric elements within the circular frame. This piece exemplifies Roman craftsmanship in jewelry and adornment, likely used to fasten garments.","lastUpdate":"2025-03-07T15:45:34.019Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18422,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18423/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a string of mixed glass and jasper beads, mainly tubular in form with large central annular glass bead. 20 grams, 46cm (18\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european collector; formerly in an old european collection formed mainly in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"1263","title":{"en":"roman glass and other bead string"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18423/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This lot is a Roman bead string, comprised of glass and other types of beads, characteristic of the Roman period. The necklace features numerous small, cylindrical, and disc-shaped beads strung together. The beads display a variety of colors, including reds, blues, blacks, and creams, some with visible patterns or striations. This artifact provides insight into Roman jewelry and decorative arts, showcased on a black display stand.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:55.702Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18423,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18424/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd century ad \n a silver plate brooch formed as a fish with broad, gently curved lozengiform body, small lateral fins, chevron tail, d-shaped head with large discoid eye; the body with five rows of crescent punchmarks denoting scales; hinge-plate and catch to the reverse. 4.3 grams, 38mm (1 1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in london; acquired on the uk art market."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1264","title":{"en":"roman silver fish brooch"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18424/view","directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver brooch in the shape of a fish. The item is an ancient piece of jewelry or adornment, likely from the Roman period. The subject matter is a stylized fish, possibly representing a symbol or decorative motif. Crafted from silver, the brooch features fine textural details on the body, simulating scales, and a distinct eye feature. The form is elegant and elongated, typical of early metalwork.","lastUpdate":"2025-03-07T15:45:34.019Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18424,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18425/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd century bc-3rd century ad and later \n a mixed group of beads including carnelian, banded agate, lapis lazuli, jade and other stones in barrel-shaped, polyhedral, tabular, tubular and other profiles. 157 grams total, 12-31mm (1/2 - 1 1/4\"). fine condition. [21] no reserve.  \n provenance \n from the collection of a european lady; part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1265","title":{"en":"roman and parthian mixed bead collection"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18425/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This lot presents a collection of ancient beads from the Roman and Parthian periods. The collection includes various types of beads, showcasing different materials, shapes, and patterns. Materials observed include banded agate, jasper, and possibly other semi-precious stones, displaying natural striations and earthy tones. Shapes range from spherical and oval to rectangular and multifaceted, indicating diverse crafting techniques from these historical eras.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:55.704Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18425,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18426/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-4th century ad \n a mixed group of bronze items including five substantial needles and a double-ended fork. 36 grams total, 9-18cm (3 3/4 - 7\"). fine condition. [6, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a uk gentleman; acquired on the uk art market in 2004."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"1266","title":{"en":"roman needle and implement collection"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18426/view","tags":["uscollectibles_tools","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This lot comprises a collection of Roman needles and implements, likely crafted from metal such as bronze or iron, exhibiting signs of age and patina. The collection includes several elongated, thin tools, some with pointed ends and others with eyes, characteristic of needles for sewing or weaving. One implement appears to be a two-pronged fork or specialized tool, suggesting a range of practical functions in daily Roman life. The varied sizes indicate different uses, from fine needlework to more robust tasks.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:55.705Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18426,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18427/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a string of mixed beads of various forms including glass, bone and ceramic; with three large central feature beads. 116 grams, 64cm (25\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european collector; formerly in an old european collection formed mainly in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"1267","title":{"en":"roman glass and other bead string"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18427/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman bead string, featuring a mix of glass and other materials, forming a necklace or decorative strand. The item is an ancient piece of jewelry, consisting of various beads strung together. Materials include glass, evident in the translucent and colorful beads, alongside opaque beads possibly made from stone or shell. The string showcases a variety of shapes and sizes, with larger, more prominent beads towards the center, displaying a rustic, earthy palette suitable for ancient Roman adornment.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:55.707Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18427,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":54,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18428/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-4th century ad \n a restrung necklace of mixed glass and stone beads, mainly spherical with some melon beads, central teardrop-shaped carnelian pendant; with modern clasp. 75 grams, 41cm (16\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a north west london gallery; formerly in a 1980s collection."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"1268","title":{"en":"roman mixed bead necklace"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18428/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":54,"aiDescription":"This lot features a Roman mixed bead necklace, composed of a diverse array of beads strung together to form a wearable piece of jewelry. The necklace includes various types of beads made from different materials, likely encompassing glass, stone, and possibly other ancient composites. The beads vary in color, shape, and size, creating a rich texture and visual interest. Predominantly small, spherical beads are interspersed with a few larger, more distinctive elements, indicative of Roman craftsmanship.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:55.709Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18428,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18429/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a group of glass vessels comprising: a large unguentarium with domed body and concave base, slender tapering neck, applied rim; a smaller unguentarium with domed body and concave base, slender tapering neck; a phial with round body and central bulb, flared rim. 180 grams total, 70-185mm (2 3/4 - 7 1/4\"). fine condition. [3] \n \n provenance \n property of a private collector; acquired before 1975."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1269","title":{"en":"roman glass vessel collection"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18429/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This lot presents a collection of three Roman glass vessels, exhibiting typical forms and coloration of the period. The vessels are ancient glass objects, likely used for holding liquids or precious contents. Crafted from translucent glass, they display varying hues of pale green and iridescent patinas from age. The collection includes two long-necked, bell-shaped vessels of differing sizes, and one elongated, tubular vessel with a central constriction, characteristic of Roman glass blowing techniques.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:55.710Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18429,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":180,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18430/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-4th century ad \n a collection of apothecary's implements suspended from a ring in pairs comprising: a small measuring spoon with nail cleaner; a small measuring spoon with sharp probe or stylus; a large measuring spoon with tweezers. 112 grams total, 15-16.2cm (6 - 6 1/2\"). very fine condition. [3] \n \n provenance \n private collection, uk; formed in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"1270","title":{"en":"roman apothecary implement collection"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18430/view","tags":["uscollectibles_tools","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":180,"aiDescription":"This is a collection of three Roman apothecary implements, likely made of bronze, displaying the characteristic patina of age. Each implement consists of a pair of hinged tools, possibly tongs, with different functional ends. These include small spoons, a two-pronged fork, and a pointed spatula or scoop, suggesting their use in preparing or handling medicinal substances. The implements are united by a ring at the top, indicating they may have been kept together as a set for a Roman apothecary or physician.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:55.711Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":18430,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":180,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18431/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd century ad \n a silver ring comprising a d-section hoop with conical shoulders, discoid bezel with incised legend 'vtere / felicitr' for \n utere feliciter 'use (this) happily'. 14.34 grams, 27.15mm overall, 17.32mm internal diameter (approximate size british n 1/2, usa 6 3/4, europe 14.35, japan 13) (1\"). fine condition. a large wearable size. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s. \n \n literature \n cf. ruseva-slokoska, l. \n roman jewellery, sofia, 1991, item 208."},"estimateMax":240,"lotNumber":"1271","title":{"en":"roman silver ring with utere feliciter"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18431/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":180,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver ring, broken into two pieces, featuring an engraved inscription. The item is an ancient piece of personal adornment, specifically a finger ring. Crafted from silver, the ring has a flattened, rectangular bezel on which the Latin phrase \"VTERE FELICITER\" is inscribed. This phrase, meaning \"use it happily\" or \"with good fortune,\" suggests the ring may have been a gift or a token of good luck in the Roman period. The inscription is clear and well-preserved despite the ring's breakage.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:55.713Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£180 - £240","currency":"GBP","id":18431,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":180},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18432/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a silver ring with expanding d-section hoop, raised discoid bezel with intaglio image of stylised horseman, symbol behind. 4.3 grams, 18.76mm overall, 15.51mm internal diameter (approximate size british j 1/2, usa 5, europe 9.32, japan 9) (3/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in london; acquired on the uk art market."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"1272","title":{"en":"roman silver signet ring with horseman"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18432/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This lot features a Roman silver signet ring, presented in two views, showcasing an engraved motif. The item is an ancient piece of personal jewelry used for sealing documents or signifying identity. Made of silver, the ring has an oval bezel bearing an intaglio design of a horseman. The details of the horse and rider are discernible, indicative of Roman artistic styles. This type of ring would have been a significant personal item during the Roman period.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:56.056Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18432,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18433/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a red carnelian intaglio depicting standing minerva (greek athena), wearing a corinthian helmet, holding a spear and shield. 0.64 grams, 12.16mm (1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired by his father in the 1970s; thence by descent."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1273","title":{"en":"roman gemstone with minerva"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18433/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman gemstone featuring an intaglio carving of Minerva, presented with its impression. The item is an ancient carved gemstone, likely used as a seal or set into a ring, dating from the Roman period. The material is a reddish-brown gemstone, possibly carnelian or sard, expertly carved with the figure of the Roman goddess Minerva. The associated impression clearly shows the goddess standing, holding a spear and shield, demonstrating fine classical artistry in miniature.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:56.057Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18433,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18434/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze figure advancing with a bottle in the left hand, head turned looking down to the rear and right hand behind the buttocks, knee-length tunic with short sleeves. 46 grams, 53mm (2\"). fair condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a mayfair lady; formerly in an important london collection formed since 1965. \n \n literature \n cf. rolland, h. \n bronzes antiques de haute provence, paris, 1965, item 142. \n \n footnotes \n the pose with head to the rear regarding the back of the body is copied from some famed statuary of greek origin. see rolland, p. 85 for discussion."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1274","title":{"en":"roman man in tunic statuette"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18434/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman statuette, depicting a man in a tunic. The figure, likely made of terracotta or bronze given its appearance, shows a standing male with a garment draped around him. It is a sculptural representation from the Roman period. The statuette exhibits a worn, textured surface characteristic of ancient artifacts.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:56.060Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18434,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18435/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-2nd century ad \n a bronze amuletic phallic pendant with suspension loop and chain. 27 grams, 91mm (3 3/4\"). fine condition. no reserve.  \n provenance \n from the collection of a european lady; part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s. \n \n literature \n cf. rolland, h. \n bronzes antiques de haute provence, paris, 1965, item 420 for type."},"estimateMax":240,"lotNumber":"1275","title":{"en":"roman phallic pendant with chain"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18435/view","directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman phallic pendant, crafted from metal and accompanied by a chain. The item is a piece of ancient jewelry or amulet, likely worn for protection or fertility. It features a stylized phallic symbol attached to a link chain. The metal appears to be bronze or a similar alloy, showing signs of oxidation consistent with antiquity.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.920Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£180 - £240","currency":"GBP","id":18435,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":180},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18436/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a silver \n armilla bracelet with finely detailed snake-head terminals and scale detailing to the shank. 25.8 grams, 73mm (3\"). very fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n private collection, uk; formed in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1276","title":{"en":"roman silver snake-headed armilla bracelet"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18436/view","tags":["usjewelry_bracelets","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman silver armilla bracelet, characterized by snake-headed terminals. This piece of ancient jewelry is an open-ended cuff bracelet. It is crafted from silver, with both ends sculpted to resemble detailed snake heads. The design suggests a zoomorphic motif popular in Roman period adornments, possibly symbolizing protection or eternity.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:56.061Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18436,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":108,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18437/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd century ad \n a silver-gilt finger ring with ribbed hoop, rectangular bezel with central cell and beaded wire collar, inset garnet cloison. 15.4 grams, 27.33mm overall, 16.42x20.28mm internal diameter (approximate size british n 1/2, usa 6 3/4, europe 14.35, japan 14) (1\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980. \n \n literature \n cf. chadour, a.b. \n rings. the alice and louis koch collection, volume i, leeds, 1994, item 353."},"estimateMax":170,"lotNumber":"1277","title":{"en":"roman gilt silver ring with gemstone"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18437/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":108,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman gilt silver ring set with a gemstone. The ring is a piece of ancient jewelry, combining precious metals with an inset stone. It features a silver band with distinctive vertical gold gilding on the shoulders, flanking an oval-shaped dark gemstone in the center. The design is indicative of Roman craftsmanship and aesthetic.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:56.063Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£120 - £170","currency":"GBP","id":18437,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":120},{"startPrice":38,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18438/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-4th century ad \n a mixed group of bronze brooches comprising: an openwork plate brooch with pin and catchplate; a bow brooch in the form of a standing horse, hinged pin; a plate brooch with champ-levé enamelled lozenge plaque, arm with beast-head finial, catchplate to the reverse; an iron bow brooch with anvil-shaped catchplate and balustered bronze collar to the body. 65 grams total, 44-77mm (1 3/4 - 3\"). fine condition. [4, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a london, uk collector; acquired london market, 1990s."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1278","title":{"en":"roman artefact collection"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18438/view","directSalePrice":38,"aiDescription":"This lot presents a collection of Roman artifacts, consisting of several disparate metal items. The collection includes a large, ornate fibula or brooch, a smaller animal-shaped brooch (possibly a dog or horse), an openwork circular medallion, and another geometrically shaped pendant or brooch. These items are made of metal, likely bronze or iron, showing significant patination and wear consistent with ancient provenance.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.921Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18438,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18439/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd-4th century ad \n a rectangular terracotta brick with low-relief scene moulded into the upper face, depicting a mounted warrior advancing from the lefty with arm raised, the horse trampling a supine reptile with raised head beneath a tree, kneeling female onlooker to the right edge; probably an early representation of a legendary event (rescuing a maiden from a dragon) similar to that of st. george. 1.8 kg, 16cm (6 1/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london collector; formerly the property of julie newall; acquired by her husband in the 1970s; thence by descent. \n \n footnotes \n similar legends in which a passing horseman defeats a predatory dragon in order to save a maiden and win her hand are known across the near east and mediterranean world from the iron age. one classical greek version involves perseus and andromeda, for example."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1279","title":{"en":"roman brick with horseman scene"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18439/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_pottery","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman brick featuring an impressed scene of a horseman. The brick is a functional and decorative architectural element from the Roman period. Made of terracotta, it has a rectangular form with a clear relief depicting a figure on horseback, possibly in a battle or hunting scene, surrounded by other elements like foliage or figures. It is presented within a custom wooden display frame.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:56.064Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18439,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18440/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"4th century ad \n an aqua glass bottle with bulbous body and pontil underside, carinated shoulder and tapering neck, rolled rim; some iridescent surface remaining. 36 grams, 11.5cm (4 1/2\"). fine condition, repaired. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s. \n \n literature \n see whitehouse, d. \n roman glass in the corning museum of glass, vol.2, new york, 2001, item 763 for type."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1280","title":{"en":"roman glass vessel"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18440/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman glass vessel. It is a type of ancient glassware, likely used for storing liquids like perfumes or oils. The vessel has a globular body with a narrow, elongated neck and a slightly flared rim. Its surface exhibits iridescence and pitting, characteristic of ancient glass that has undergone natural degradation over centuries.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:56.065Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18440,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":72,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18441/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-4th century ad \n a silver stylus with balustered body tapering to a point for writing, the other end an angled small spoon for smoothing wax. 12.2 grams, 12.7cm (5\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from a home counties collection, formed 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1281","title":{"en":"roman silver stylus with eraser"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18441/view","tags":["uscollectibles_deskaccessories","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":72,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman silver stylus with an eraser function. This ancient writing tool is crafted from silver. It features a pointed end for writing on wax tablets and a broader, flattened end designed for smoothing out wax, thus functioning as an eraser. The shaft is ornamented with a series of beaded and grooved bands, adding decorative detail to this functional implement.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:56.067Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18441,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":80,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18442/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a group of three glass finger rings, two iridescent with twisted detailing, inset cloison to the bezel, one amber-coloured with inset eye motif. 7.01 grams total, 20-23mm overall (3/4\"). fine condition. [3] \n \n provenance \n property of a mayfair lady; formerly in an important london collection formed since 1965."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1282","title":{"en":"roman glass ring collection"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18442/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":80,"aiDescription":"This lot is a collection of three Roman glass rings. These ancient jewelry pieces are crafted entirely from glass, featuring various colors and decorative patterns. Each ring has a central 'gemstone' effect created by different colored glass inlays or swirls, demonstrating early glassworking techniques for personal adornment during the Roman period. The rings exhibit variations in color and pattern, with one possibly featuring a blue and yellow eye motif, and others with earthy tones and abstract patterns.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:03.750Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18442,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":270,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18443/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd-4th century ad \n a glass iridescent bottle with gently dimpled base, spherical body and inverted tubular neck, widening to the mouth; to the body three lines of dimpled points, 49 grams, 14cm (5 1/2\"). fine condition; superb iridescence. \n \n provenance \n from a cambridgeshire collection; formerly from an important mayfair gallery, 1970s. \n \n literature \n cf. lightfoot, c.s. \n ancient glass in national museums scotland, edinburgh, 2007, item 333 for type"},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"1283","title":{"en":"roman bottle with dimpled points"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18443/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":270,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman glass bottle, notable for its dimpled points. This ancient vessel, likely used for liquids, has a spherical body and a tall, flaring neck. The most distinctive visual feature is the presence of multiple raised 'dimples' or points on its surface. The glass exhibits iridescence and surface degradation, typical of archaeological finds.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:03.752Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":18443,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":180,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18444/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"4th century ad \n a silver crossbow brooch with three knops on segmented collars, openwork volute scroll to the crossbar; deep bow with chamfered sides, band of incised triangles to the upper face, scroll to the other side face, engraved inscription 'avrel victor' with scroll in between to the other side; d-section rectangular footplate with lateral sot to the underside, incised band of triangles to the centre. 18.05 grams, 63.5mm (2 1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"1284","title":{"en":"roman silver inscribed crossbow brooch"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18444/view","tags":["usjewelry_brooches","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":180,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver crossbow brooch. The fibula features an inscribed design, characteristic of ancient Roman personal adornments. The form is arched with knobbed terminals, typical of crossbow brooches. Its silver material and inscription make it a notable piece of ancient jewelry or attire fastening. The item exhibits some surface wear consistent with age.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:03.753Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18444,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":108,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18445/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-15th century ad \n a large group of mixed bronze rings of various types including a key ring, two openwork rings and many with engraved bezels. 86.6 grams total, 18.5-24mm overall (1/2 - 1\"). fine condition. [20] \n \n provenance \n private collection, home counties, uk; acquired before 1980."},"estimateMax":170,"lotNumber":"1285","title":{"en":"roman to medieval ring collection"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18445/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":108,"aiDescription":"This collection comprises multiple rings dating from the Roman to the Medieval period. The rings exhibit various designs and materials, consistent with historical jewelry. Some feature plain bands, while others have settings, likely for gemstones or carved designs. This group offers a diverse cross-section of ancient and medieval ring types and styles.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:03.754Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£120 - £170","currency":"GBP","id":18445,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":120},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18446/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd-4th century ad \n a squat aqua glass cup with pontil base, everted rim. 114 grams, 87mm (3 1/4\"). fine condition, rim chipped. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a london lady, part of her family's swiss collection; formerly acquired in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":170,"lotNumber":"1286","title":{"en":"roman pale green glass cup"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18446/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman pale green glass cup, a type of ancient glassware. The vessel has a simple, slightly rounded form with a delicate rim. Its light green hue is characteristic of Roman glass, often resulting from natural impurities in the sand. The cup shows signs of age and possibly some weathering on its surface, typical for excavated ancient glass.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:03.756Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£120 - £170","currency":"GBP","id":18446,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":120},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18447/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n an oval nicolo intaglio gemstone engraved with mars holding sceptre, shield at feet. 0.40 grams, 10.68mm (1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the fortuna collection of engraved gems; acquired on the european art market in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1287","title":{"en":"roman intaglio gemstone with mars"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18447/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman intaglio gemstone depicting Mars, the god of war. The oval-shaped gemstone is carved with a detailed image of Mars holding a spear and shield. Intaglios were commonly used as seals or set into rings in ancient Rome. The deep carving and subject matter are characteristic of Roman glyptic art, used for personal adornment or official purposes.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:03.757Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18447,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":72,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18448/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze mount in the form of bacchus with two large rosettes to the brow, vine leaves falling down to each side of face. 57.5 grams, 40mm (1 1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1288","title":{"en":"roman bacchus mask mount"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18448/view","tags":["usart_sculpture","usart","usart_all"],"directSalePrice":72,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman mount featuring a Bacchus mask. The piece is crafted to depict the face of Bacchus, the Roman god of wine, typically characterized by his youthful, often ecstatic expression and ivy or vine adornments. The mount likely served as a decorative element on furniture, a vessel, or other objects. Its detailed facial features and coiffure with leaf motifs are notable visual elements.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:03.758Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18448,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18449/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-2nd century ad \n a mixed group of bronze mirrors comprising: a flat disc with rounded rim, incised concentric circles to the reverse; one similar, loop handle to the reverse; one larger with chamfered rim, central knop handle with two pins, disc with hub and spokes. 476 grams total, 9.5-13cm (3 3/4 - 5\"). fine condition. [3, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private collection; previously in an old central asian collection; acquired in the late 1940s. \n \n literature \n see roberts, p. \n life and death in pompeii and herculaneum, london, 2013 for discussion."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1289","title":{"en":"roman mirror group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18449/view","tags":["usdecor_walldecor","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This lot consists of a group of Roman mirrors. The items are circular in shape and appear to be made of metal, likely bronze or a similar alloy, consistent with ancient mirror construction. They exhibit varying degrees of patination and surface wear, reflecting their age and use. The group likely represents portable reflective surfaces used for personal grooming.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:03.760Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18449,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18450/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd century ad \n a bell-shaped iridescent glass vessel with three curved feet, broad mouth. 78 grams, 18.5cm (7 1/4\"). fine condition, repaired and one foot detached. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a london lady, part of her family's swiss collection; formerly acquired in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"1290","title":{"en":"roman iridescent tripod vase"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18450/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman iridescent tripod vase, crafted from glass. The vase features a tall, slender neck and a wider, cylindrical body supported by three distinct feet. Its surface exhibits iridescence, a common effect seen on ancient glass due to weathering and interaction with soil over time. This piece is characteristic of Roman glass manufacturing, showcasing functional design with decorative elements.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:03.761Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":18450,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":27,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18451/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a patinated blue glass discoid pendant with integral loop, with stamped image of a star to the centre. 1.18 grams, 21.30mm (1\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a mayfair lady; formerly in an important london collection formed since 1965."},"estimateMax":40,"lotNumber":"1291","title":{"en":"roman glass star medallion"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18451/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":27,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman glass star medallion. The medallion is an elongated, teardrop-shaped piece of glass with a multi-pointed star motif centrally embedded or incised. The glass exhibits a weathered, somewhat opaque appearance with hints of original color or material. This type of medallion likely served as an amulet, pendant, or decorative inlay during the Roman period.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:03.762Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£30 - £40","currency":"GBP","id":18451,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":30},{"startPrice":450,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18452/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century ad \n a unusual phallic pendant formed as a human body with arched back, large phallus as a head, erect penis; the legs bent at knees, held tightly together; feet joined together forming another phallus; large suspension loop to the back. 68.4 grams, 73mm (3\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london collector; acquired on the london market, 1990s-2000s."},"estimateMax":700,"lotNumber":"1292","title":{"en":"roman phallic tintinnabulum pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18452/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":450,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman phallic tintinnabulum pendant, a type of ancient Roman amulet. Crafted from metal, it depicts a winged phallus, a common apotropaic symbol believed to ward off evil. The pendant includes a loop for suspension, indicating it was worn or hung. Its form and subject matter are characteristic of Roman folk beliefs and material culture.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:59.292Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£500 - £700","currency":"GBP","id":18452,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":500},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18453/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd century ad \n a silver ring comprising a d-section hoop and flared shoulders, discoid bezel with stepped cell, inset jasper cloison with intaglio urn. 7.97 grams, 24mm overall, 18.57mm internal diameter (approximate size british q 1/2, usa 8 1/4, europe 18.12, japan 17) (1\"). fine condition, carnelian cracked. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s. \n \n literature \n cf. ruseva-slokoska, l. \n roman jewellery, sofia, 1991, item 201 for type."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1293","title":{"en":"roman silver ring with urn intaglio"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18453/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver ring featuring an urn intaglio. The ring is made of silver, and the bezel holds a red gemstone, likely carnelian or jasper, carved with an intaglio design of an urn. Intaglio rings were popular in Roman times, used for sealing documents or as personal adornment. The craftsmanship and material are indicative of Roman jewelry.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:59.294Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18453,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18454/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a carved rock crystal amulet of a frog with feet spread. 7.99 grams, 29mm (1 1/4\"). very fine condition. no reserve.  \n provenance \n from the collection of a european lady; part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1294","title":{"en":"roman carved rock crystal frog amulet"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18454/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman carved rock crystal frog amulet. The item is a translucent, colorless rock crystal, expertly carved to depict a crouching frog. Its form is simple yet detailed, with subtle lines indicating the frog's limbs and features. This ancient amulet, likely worn for protection or symbolism, showcases Roman lapidary craftsmanship.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:59.295Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18454,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18455/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a small silver pendant in the form of a phallus, shaft with incised line decoration, loop to the rear. 3.04 grams, 29mm (1\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1295","title":{"en":"roman silver phallic pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18455/view","tags":["usjewelry_necklaces","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This Roman silver pendant is phallic in form, indicative of ancient fertility symbols or protective charms. Crafted from silver, the pendant features a ribbed shaft and prominent testicles. A suspension loop is integrated at the top, suggesting it was worn as jewelry or an amulet. Its aged patina reflects its ancient origin.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:59.297Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18455,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":150,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18456/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century ad \n a bronze weight formed as a bull reclining with legs folded. 124 grams, 55mm (2 1/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired by his father in the 1970s; thence by descent. \n \n literature \n see rolland, h. \n bronzes antiques de haute provence, paris, 1965, item 243 for type."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1296","title":{"en":"roman bull weight"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18456/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":150,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman bull weight, a utilitarian object also functioning as a sculptural piece. Crafted from a reddish-brown terracotta or similar ceramic material, it depicts a bull in a recumbent position. The bull's form is robust and stylized, with visible ears and a powerful body. The item's function as a weight suggests it may have been used in commerce or for other practical purposes.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:59.298Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18456,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":300,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18457/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a bronze vessel-handle fluted at upper attachment to form three ridges with palmette in the centre; lower attachment decorated with a winged figure of cupid, standing with his weight on his left foot and holding a mask in his left hand. 218 grams, 16.8cm (7 1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a mayfair gentleman; acquired on the uk art market. \n \n literature \n see richter, g. \n greek, etruscan and roman bronzes, new york, 1915, item 230 for discussion."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"1297","title":{"en":"roman vessel handle with cupid"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18457/view","tags":["uscollectibles_hardware","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":300,"aiDescription":"This Roman vessel handle is crafted from bronze and intricately decorated with classical motifs. The handle terminates in a stylized Cupid figure at its base, shown in relief. The upper portion of the handle features abstract, scroll-like elements and possibly wings, suggesting a mythological or divine context. The material exhibits an aged patina, characteristic of ancient bronze artifacts.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:59.299Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":18457,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":100,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18458/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-4th century ad \n an oval jasper intaglio depicting three female figures, all wreathed and wearing a long chiton; one winged figure seated on right, two standing figures to the left. 1.33 grams, 18mm (3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired by his father in the 1970s; thence by descent."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1298","title":{"en":"roman intaglio with female figures"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18458/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":100,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman intaglio, a type of carved gemstone used for sealing or as a piece of jewelry. The intaglio depicts multiple female figures standing in classical attire. One image shows the intaglio itself, while the other shows a modern impression, revealing the detailed raised relief. The material appears to be a reddish-brown carnelian or similar stone.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:59.301Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18458,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18459/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a set of bronze apothecary's implements on double s-curved hanger comprising two measuring spoons with elongated bowls, one fork with two prongs. 27.80 grams, 14cm (5 1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private collection; formed 1965-1975."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1299","title":{"en":"roman apothecary implement group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18459/view","tags":["uscollectibles_tools","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This group consists of three Roman apothecary implements, likely made of bronze. Each implement features a distinctive hook-like or looped handle, suggesting they were designed for suspension or easy gripping. The tools include a spoon-like scoop, a two-pronged fork, and a flat spatula. These tools would have been essential for preparing and dispensing medicines or other substances in ancient Roman pharmacies.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:59.302Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18459,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18460/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-4th century ad \n a mixed group of seven cast bronze animal pendants modelled in the round comprising: three standing zebus, all pierced through the hump; four crouching lions with mane detailing, three pierced for suspension. 35 grams total, 17-22mm (3/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve, 7] \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired by his father in the 1970s; thence by descent."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1300","title":{"en":"roman animal amulet group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18460/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a group of Roman animal amulets, likely crafted from bronze or a similar copper alloy. The collection features several small, stylized representations of various animals, including what appear to be horses, bulls, and other quadrupedal creatures. Each amulet has a perforation, indicating they were intended to be strung as necklaces or attached to garments for protective or symbolic purposes. The pieces show wear and a dark patina consistent with ancient artifacts.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:59.303Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18460,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18461/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a round-section silver hoop supporting an ovoid bezel with intaglio image of victory holding a sceptre. 2.88 grams, 21.45mm overall, 17.77mm internal diameter (approximate size british p 1/2, usa 7 3/4, europe 16.86, japan 16) (3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1301","title":{"en":"roman silver ring with victory"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18461/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver ring featuring a bezel engraved with a depiction of Victory. The ring is crafted from silver, now oxidized to a dark patina. The oval bezel prominently displays a relief figure, likely the goddess Victoria, holding an object. The band is simple, suggesting the focus was on the symbolic imagery of the intaglio.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:59.305Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18461,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":500,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18462/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-4th century ad \n a bronze figure seated on a stone atop a discoid pedestal; small wings to the back, incised hair, crude facial features and prominent phallus; left hand raised towards the mouth holding pipes, right hand lowered holding a square object. 120 grams, 78mm (3\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from a private collection; formed 1965-1975."},"estimateMax":700,"lotNumber":"1302","title":{"en":"roman winged statuette with pipes"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18462/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":500,"aiDescription":"This Roman statuette depicts a winged figure, likely a satyr or similar mythological being, holding panpipes. Crafted from bronze, the figure stands on a circular pedestal base. The character is depicted with a beard and appears to be playing the pipes, suggesting a connection to music, nature, or Dionysian cults. The piece showcases fine detailing for its size and retains a dark, aged patina.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:57.299Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£500 - £700","currency":"GBP","id":18462,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":500},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18463/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a single gold earring with expanding d-section body extending to a wire hook. 0.76 grams, 13mm (1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from the private collection of a central london lady; acquired on the uk ark market in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"1303","title":{"en":"roman gold earring"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18463/view","tags":["usjewelry_earrings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman gold earring, a singular piece of ancient jewelry. The earring is crafted from hammered gold, forming a bulbous or drop shape with a curved hook for wear. Its simple yet elegant design is characteristic of Roman personal adornment. The smooth, polished surface reflects the precious nature of the material and the craftsmanship of the period.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:57.307Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18463,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":720,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18464/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a bronze discoid weight with domed centre, inset silver ring with zodiacal symbols in sectors. 66 grams, 43.9mm (1 3/4\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a professional austrian gentleman; part of his private collection since the 1990s."},"estimateMax":1000,"lotNumber":"1304","title":{"en":"roman weight with silver zodiac"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18464/view","directSalePrice":720,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman weight, likely dating to the Roman period. It is crafted from a dark, possibly bronze or iron, material with an applied silver zodiac. The weight features a circular disc with an elevated central boss. The zodiac symbols are arranged in twelve rectangular compartments around the boss, indicating a celestial or astrological subject matter. The silver inlay provides a contrasting visual element against the darker base material.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.922Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£800 - £1,000","currency":"GBP","id":18464,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":800},{"startPrice":150,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18465/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd-4th century ad \n a silver spoon with large oval, shallow bowl; long fluted handle with flat end. 55 grams, 19.5cm (7 3/4\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a north london lady; gifted from her father's collection; formerly with a mayfair gallery, london, uk; previously acquired in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1305","title":{"en":"roman silver spoon"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18465/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_flatware","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":150,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver spoon, an ancient eating utensil. It dates to the Roman period and is made entirely of silver. The spoon features a shallow, elongated oval bowl and a long, slender handle. The surface of the silver exhibits a textured, somewhat pitted appearance, indicative of its age and material.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:57.314Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18465,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":650,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18466/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century ad \n a large matched pair of substantial bronze hasps, each a right-angled upper plate and hinge section, ring-and-dot detailing within a frame, tiered arcade above a d-section column with volute capital and domed hand, finial; two pierced lugs to the reverse; inset bone plaques one with nude hercules and serpent and the other with helmetted bust. 614 grams total, 20cm (8\"). very fine condition. [2] \n \n provenance \n property of a london, uk collector; acquired london market, 1990s."},"estimateMax":850,"lotNumber":"1306","title":{"en":"roman clasp pair with hercules"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18466/view","tags":["uscollectibles_hardware","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":650,"aiDescription":"This lot features a pair of Roman clasps, designed for fastening, likely from the Roman period. The clasps are made of a bronze or similar copper alloy, showing significant verdigris. Each clasp depicts the figure of Hercules, rendered in relief within a decorative architectural frame. The design includes fluted columns and ornate bases, suggesting a decorative and functional purpose.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:57.316Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£650 - £850","currency":"GBP","id":18466,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":650},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18467/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-4th century ad and later \n a restrung necklace of mixed glass beads, some with trailed decoration; the central feature bead a white stone stamp seal with engraved symbols to the underside; modern clasp. 76 grams, 42cm (16 1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"1307","title":{"en":"roman glass bead necklace"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18467/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman glass bead necklace, composed of multiple glass beads strung together. Dating to the Roman period, the necklace features a variety of bead shapes, sizes, and colors, including opaque and translucent glass. Notable visual features include patterned beads with swirling designs and central rectangular and cylindrical beads, creating a varied and colorful aesthetic.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:57.318Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18467,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18468/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a silver key ring, comprising a plain band with rectangular bezel and perpendicular barrel key. 6.18 grams, 21.11mm overall, 16.77mm internal diameter (approximate size british m, usa 6 1/4, europe 12.56, japan 12) (3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from a private collection; formed 1965-1975."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1308","title":{"en":"roman silver key ring"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18468/view","tags":["uscollectibles_hardware","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver key ring, a functional item from the Roman period. Crafted from silver, the object is formed into a looped ring shape, characteristic of early keys or key rings. The surface shows a rough, aged texture, consistent with ancient metalwork.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:57.319Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18468,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18469/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n an oval red jasper intaglio gemstone of a roman goddess minerva (greek athena), holding spear and shield. 0.44 grams, 12.33mm (1/2\"). very fine condition, tiny chip. \n \n provenance \n from the fortuna collection of engraved gems; acquired on the european art market in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1309","title":{"en":"roman intaglio gemstone with minerva"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18469/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This lot comprises a Roman intaglio gemstone, likely used as a seal or for adornment, dating to the Roman period. The gemstone, appearing in a reddish-orange hue, is carved with the figure of Minerva, a Roman deity. The intaglio carving shows Minerva standing, possibly holding attributes, and is presented alongside a gray impression showing the raised image of the goddess.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:57.320Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18469,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18470/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century ad \n a substantial bronze pendant in the form of a phallus with tapering tip, large suspension loop to the upper face. 32.8 grams, 45mm (1 3/4\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1310","title":{"en":"roman phallic pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18470/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman phallic pendant, an apotropaic charm or amulet, from the Roman period. It is made of a dark, possibly bronze or copper alloy, with a green patina. The pendant is cast in the shape of a phallus, featuring a prominent ring for suspension, typical of ancient protective ornaments.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:57.322Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18470,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":225,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18471/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd century ad \n a bronze spoon with harp-shaped bowl, offset neck with bulb, balustered shank, beast-head finial with twin prongs above. 40 grams, 19cm (8\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the 1970s. \n \n literature \n cf. riha, e. & stern, w.b. \n die römischen löffel aus augst und kaiseraugst, forschungen in augst 5, augst, 1982, item 267 for type."},"estimateMax":350,"lotNumber":"1311","title":{"en":"roman shellfish spoon with bull's head"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18471/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_flatware","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":225,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman shellfish spoon, an ancient eating utensil, originating from the Roman period. It appears to be made of a bronze or copper alloy, exhibiting a dark patina. The spoon features an elongated, narrow bowl and a handle terminating in a decorative bull's head finial, indicating a functional item with artistic detailing.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:57.323Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£250 - £350","currency":"GBP","id":18471,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":250},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18472/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a bronze mount of a vine leaf with openwork detailing, head of bacchus modelled in the half-round with radiant crown, balustered shank above. 36 grams, 57mm (2 1/4\"). fair condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european lady; part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s. \n \n literature \n see rolland, h. \n bronzes antiques de haute provence, paris, 1965, item 328 for type."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1312","title":{"en":"roman bacchus on vine leaf mount"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18472/view","tags":["usart_sculpture","usart","usart_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman mount depicting Bacchus, the god of wine, dating to the Roman period. It is crafted from a bronze or copper alloy, showing a rich green patina. The subject matter is Bacchus, whose face emerges from a stylized vine leaf, which serves as the mount's base. This piece likely adorned furniture or a larger object, showcasing classical iconography.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:57.250Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18472,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18473/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a silver ring with d-section expanding hoop, discoid raised bezel with intaglio image of a stylised standing figure holding an object. 4.2 grams, 17.94mm overall, 14.60mm internal diameter (approximate size british g, usa 3 1/4, europe 4.92, japan 4) (1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in london; acquired on the uk art market."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"1313","title":{"en":"roman silver ring with standing figure"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18473/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This lot features a Roman silver ring with a standing figure, dating to the Roman period. The ring is made of silver, exhibiting a dark, aged patina and some surface pitting. The bezel of the ring is oval-shaped and prominently displays a relief carving of a standing human figure, possibly a deity or important personage.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:57.252Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18473,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18474/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd century ad \n an equal-armed tinned bronze plate of two lobes with radiating lugs, beaded median collar, hinged pin and catch to the reverse. 4.71 grams, 32mm (1 1/4\"). very fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":40,"lotNumber":"1314","title":{"en":"roman tinned equal-arm brooch"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18474/view","directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman tinned equal-arm brooch, an ancient piece of personal adornment. The brooch features two spherical elements connected by a central band, forming an equal-arm design. Each spherical element is adorned with what appears to be a stylized cruciform or floral motif, originating from a central point. The surface exhibits a tinned finish, now patinated, suggesting a metallic composition. This type of brooch would have served both a functional and decorative purpose in Roman attire.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.923Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£30 - £40","currency":"GBP","id":18474,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":30},{"startPrice":70,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18475/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd century ad \n a bronze statuette fragment, female head with lentoid eyes and snub nose; provincial workmanship. 150 grams, 50mm (2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london, uk collector; acquired london market, 1990s."},"estimateMax":90,"lotNumber":"1315","title":{"en":"roman female statue head"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18475/view","tags":["usart_sculpture","usart","usart_all"],"directSalePrice":70,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman female statue head, representing a fragment of classical sculpture. The head depicts a woman with softly rendered facial features and hair styled in waves or braids, partially covered by drapery. Its material is consistent with stone or a heavily patinated bronze, showing signs of age and wear. The artistic style reflects the naturalism characteristic of Roman portraiture, despite the weathered condition of the piece. It serves as an archaeological artifact from the Roman period, offering insight into ancient artistry.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:57.254Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£70 - £90","currency":"GBP","id":18475,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":70},{"startPrice":45,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18476/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a bronze appliqué mask of jupiter(?) with pelleted hair, applied silver panels to the eyes. 41.8 grams, 50mm (2\"). fair condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a european lady living in london; from her father's family collection formed before 1978."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"1316","title":{"en":"roman silver-eyed face mount"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18476/view","tags":["usart_sculpture","usart","usart_all"],"directSalePrice":45,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman face mount, characterized by its distinctive silver-eyed features. The item depicts a stylized human face with an elongated forehead and a visible beard or facial hair texture, suggesting a male figure. The eyes are inlaid with silver, providing a striking contrast to the darker, probably bronze or iron, material of the rest of the mount. It likely served as a decorative element, possibly affixed to furniture or a larger object, and represents Roman metalwork with ornamental detailing.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:57.255Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18476,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18477/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-4th century ad \n a mixed group of gaming pieces comprising: eight glass dome-shaped in various colours; four of bone, one with concave top surface, one flat with concentric circles to the top, one large dome-shaped with drilled hole, one conical-shaped made from a re-used bead; one flat-section stone. 49 grams total, 12-26mm (1/2 - 1\"). fine condition. [13, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"1317","title":{"en":"roman gaming piece collection"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18477/view","directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This collection comprises Roman gaming pieces, a set of small, disc-shaped tokens used for ancient board games. The collection includes various pieces made from different materials, primarily bone or stone, and possibly some ceramic or metal, showing a range of colors from light brown to dark grey and green. Most pieces are circular, with some exhibiting flattened or slightly domed surfaces. Some pieces show faint incised markings or concentric circles, indicating their use in games. This assortment offers a glimpse into Roman recreational activities and the materials used for everyday objects.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.923Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18477,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":80,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18478/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd century ad \n a silver ring with flat-section facetted hoop, beaded collar enclosing a standing figure of mars (greek ares) with helmet, shield and spear. 9.86 grams, 24.04mm overall, 19.92 x 16.72mm internal diameter (approximate size british m, usa 6 1/4, europe 12.56, japan 12) (1\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n private collection, home counties, uk; acquired before 1980. \n \n literature \n cf. ruseva-slokoska, l. \n roman jewellery, sofia, 1991, item 181 for type."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1318","title":{"en":"roman silver ring with mars"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18478/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":80,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver ring, featuring an engraved bezel depicting the god Mars. The ring is crafted from silver, showcasing the typical Roman preference for durable and precious metals in jewelry. The bezel is oval, with a clear depiction of the Roman god Mars, likely in his warrior aspect, as suggested by the imagery. The band appears sturdy, indicating its use as a wearable piece of jewelry. This artifact provides insight into Roman religious beliefs and the use of mythological figures in personal adornment.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:57.257Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18478,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18479/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a ceramic oil lamp with rounded nozzle, pelta motifs to the sides; the discus with an erotic scene of two nude females on a bed. 95 grams, 95mm (3 3/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired in the early 2000s; formerly with a slough collector since the 1980s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1319","title":{"en":"roman oil lamp with erotic scene"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18479/view","tags":["usdecor_lighting","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman oil lamp crafted from terracotta, featuring a notable erotic scene depicted in relief on its discus. The lamp has a typical elongated oval shape with a nozzle for the wick and a central filling hole. The detailed relief on the discus shows multiple figures in an explicit embrace, indicating a specific genre of Roman art often associated with private consumption or specialized establishments. The reddish-brown terracotta material is characteristic of Roman pottery. This artifact sheds light on aspects of Roman daily life, lighting, and cultural attitudes towards sexuality.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:57.258Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18479,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":6,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18480/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze figurine of a standing cupid (greek eros), the god of desire and love, depicted nude with curly hair, holding a bow in his right hand. 40 grams, 54mm (2 1/8\"). very fine condition, the bow partly absent. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1320","title":{"en":"roman cupid statuette"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18480/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":6,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman cupid statuette, crafted from bronze. The statuette depicts a young, winged Cupid, a common figure in Roman mythology representing love and desire. He is rendered in a standing pose, with hands outstretched, and retains a sense of childish innocence. The bronze material shows natural patination, consistent with its age. This piece exemplifies Roman small-scale sculpture and mythological iconography, likely used as a decorative item or votive offering.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:18:57.259Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18480,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":54,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18481/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a matching pair of bone dice with ring-and-dot markings arranged 1:6, 2:3, 4:5. 8.4 grams total, 13mm each (1/2\"). fine condition. [2] \n \n provenance \n property of a south london collector; previously acquired on the european art market 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"1321","title":{"en":"roman bone dice pair"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18481/view","directSalePrice":54,"aiDescription":"This lot features a pair of Roman bone dice, used for gaming during the Roman period. Each die is cubic, meticulously carved from bone, a common material for such items in antiquity. The faces of the dice are marked with circular pips, indicating numerical values, consistent with modern dice. The visible wear and patination suggest extensive use. These dice offer a tangible connection to Roman entertainment and everyday activities.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.923Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18481,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":600,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18482/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze figure of a hippocampus modelled in the round with curved tail, extended forelegs, lateral fins to the chest and jaw. 135 grams, 10.5cm (4\"). fine condition. rare. \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980. \n \n literature \n cf. rolland, h. \n bronzes antiques de haute provence, paris, 1965, item 310 for type."},"estimateMax":800,"lotNumber":"1322","title":{"en":"roman hippocampus statuette"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18482/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_figurines","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":600,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman hippocampus statuette, a mythological creature with the head and forequarters of a horse and the tail of a fish or serpent. Crafted from bronze, the statuette depicts the hippocampus in a dynamic, rearing pose, emphasizing its aquatic nature. The surface shows a rich, dark green patination typical of ancient bronze artifacts. This type of imagery was popular in Roman art, often associated with marine deities or as decorative elements. It represents Roman mythological art and metalwork.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:09.255Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£600 - £800","currency":"GBP","id":18482,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":600},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18483/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a large bronze pendant depicting lower abdomen and erect phallus, pubic hair detailing to the abdomen, suspension loop above and below; two radiating arms to the sides, one depicting an erect phallus with suspension loop below, the other a hand making the \n mano fica gesture, suspension loop below. 34.90 grams, 62.50mm (2 1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from a private collection; formed 1965-1975."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1323","title":{"en":"roman phallic tintinnabulum pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18483/view","tags":["usart_sculpture","usart","usart_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman phallic tintinnabulum pendant, an apotropaic charm meant to ward off evil. Crafted from bronze, the pendant is uniquely designed with multiple phallic forms emanating from a central body, alongside a clenched fist. The central body features textured detailing, possibly representing fur or hair. It includes several suspension loops, indicating it was designed to hang and likely made sounds. This artifact is a fascinating example of Roman folk belief and the use of phallic imagery for protection and good luck.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:09.257Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18483,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18484/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a ceramic oil lamp with angled nozzle, volute scroll to each side; deep discus with concentric circles, image of a running male, facing back, carrying a long pole on his shoulder with a bucket(?) to each end. 69.1 grams,10.5cm (4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1324","title":{"en":"roman oil lamp with running figure"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18484/view","tags":["usdecor_lighting","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman oil lamp crafted from terracotta. Its notable feature is a central medallion depicting a running figure in relief. The lamp has an elongated spout and a distinct handle shape, typical of ancient Roman utilitarian wares. It is designed for illumination, reflecting common household items of the period. The material suggests it was mass-produced for everyday use.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:09.258Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18484,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18485/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century ad \n a glass unguentarium perfume bottle with domed body and recessed base, long neck with splayed and folded rim; some iridescence to surface. 229 grams, 16cm (5 1/4\"). very fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s. \n \n literature \n cf. whitehouse, d. \n roman glass in the corning museum of glass, vol.2, new york, 2001, item 773 for type."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1325","title":{"en":"roman iridescent green glass vessel"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18485/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This Roman glass vessel features an iridescent green hue, indicative of weathering and age. The vessel has a distinctive bell-shaped body that tapers upwards into a long, narrow neck with a flattened rim. Its utilitarian form suggests it may have been used for liquids, perfumes, or unguents. The iridescence adds a unique visual characteristic to this ancient Roman artifact.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:09.259Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18485,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":108,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18486/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a silver finger ring with flat-section hoop, ribbed shoulders, scooped plaque, central cell with beaded collar, inset garnet cloison. 9.36 grams, 21.93mm overall, 18.51 x 16.46mm internal diameter (approximate size british l 1/2, usa 6, europe 11.87, japan 11) (3/4\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from a wirral, uk, collection; previously in a private collection, home counties, uk; acquired before 1980. \n \n literature \n cf. ruseva-slokoska, l. \n roman jewellery, sofia, 1991, item 195 for type."},"estimateMax":170,"lotNumber":"1326","title":{"en":"roman silver ring with garnet"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18486/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":108,"aiDescription":"This Roman ring is made of silver and set with a single, round garnet stone. The ring features a broad band with incised decorative lines on the shoulders, flanking the bezel. The dark red garnet is prominently displayed within a simple silver setting. This piece of jewelry reflects Roman craftsmanship in personal adornment, combining precious metal with a semi-precious gemstone.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:09.261Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£120 - £170","currency":"GBP","id":18486,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":120},{"startPrice":180,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18487/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd century ad \n a silver crossbow brooch comprising a facetted tubular crossbar with bulb finials and third bulb above the d-section deep bow with incised text 'avrvic / virtvs' rectangular footplate with chamfered sides and median band of stamped triangles, catch to the reverse, hinged iron pin. 18 grams, 61mm (2 1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from an east london collector; previously in a collection formed between 1990-2000. \n \n literature \n cf. hattatt, r. \n iron age and roman brooches, oxford, 1985, item 502 for type. \n \n footnotes \n the legend 'avrvic / virtvs' is enigmatic. the first text may be an abbreviation of the personal name aurelius victor. a man of this name (sextus aurelius victor) was a historian of the roman empire who published in 362 ad a history of rome entitled \n de caesaribus 'on the caesars'. \n the term \n virtus refers to manliness, courage and self-control and was one of the virtues customarily ascribed to roman emperors."},"estimateMax":240,"lotNumber":"1327","title":{"en":"roman silver inscribed crossbow brooch"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18487/view","tags":["usjewelry_brooches","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":180,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver crossbow brooch, a type of fibula popular in the late Roman Empire. It features a distinctive T-shaped crossbar, a central knop, and an arched bow with an integral catchplate and pin (partially visible). The brooch is inscribed with Latin characters, adding an important historical and linguistic element. Its design and material suggest it was a functional yet decorative item of clothing fastener.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:09.262Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£180 - £240","currency":"GBP","id":18487,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":180},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18488/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a group of three glass bead strings comprising: one bracelet string with mainly brown annular beads; a short string of polychrome annular beads, mainly in red and blue; a short string of yellow and black annular beads. 22 grams total, 18-34cm (7 - 13 1/4\"). fine condition. [3, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european collector; formerly in an old european collection formed mainly in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"1328","title":{"en":"roman glass and other bead string group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18488/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This lot consists of a group of Roman bead strings, comprising glass and other materials. The group includes multiple strings of small, mostly spherical beads in various colors, such as yellow, black, red, and blue. One string features predominantly earthy tones, while another is brightly multi-colored. These beads likely formed necklaces or bracelets, showcasing ancient Roman decorative arts and materials used for personal adornment.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:09.264Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18488,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18489/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze mount formed as a comic actor's mask with braided wig and exaggerated scooped mouth, hollow to the reverse. 26 grams, 30mm (1 1/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from an old north country collection; formed between 1970-2000."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1329","title":{"en":"roman comic actor's mask"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18489/view","tags":["usart_sculpture","usart","usart_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman mask depicting a comic actor, likely a theatrical artifact or decorative element. Crafted from bronze, the mask features exaggerated facial expressions characteristic of ancient Roman comedy, including a wide, open mouth and stylized hair. Its material and artistry suggest it could have been an applique, a small statuette, or a decorative architectural fitting. The piece captures the dramatic and entertainment aspects of Roman culture.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:09.265Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18489,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":70,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18490/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad and later \n a group of two turquoise and turquoise-coloured bead necklace strings composed of annular and barrel-shaped beads, with central drop of carnelian and rock crystal beads. 13 grams total, 39cm (15 1/4\"). fine condition. [2] \n \n provenance \n the signo collection, the property of a west london businessman, formed in the late 1980s-early 1990s."},"estimateMax":90,"lotNumber":"1330","title":{"en":"roman turquoise bead necklace string group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18490/view","directSalePrice":70,"aiDescription":"This lot presents a group of Roman turquoise bead necklace strings. The necklaces are composed of numerous small, cylindrical, and disc-shaped beads primarily in shades of green and blue-green, characteristic of turquoise. Each string features an accent bead or pendant, possibly carnelian or similar stone, near the bottom. These items represent ancient Roman jewelry, highlighting the use of colorful stones for personal adornment.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.924Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£70 - £90","currency":"GBP","id":18490,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":70},{"startPrice":270,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18491/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd century ad \n a small hoard of roman silver denarii coins, fused together by fire, with twelve coins detached; approximately 70-80 coins by weight. 213 grams total, main mass 90mm across (3 1/2\"). fair condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a lady living in kent, uk; formerly part of her grandfather's collection; acquired in germany after wwii; thence by descent 2006."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"1331","title":{"en":"roman cremated denarius hoard"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18491/view","tags":["usnumismatics_coins","usnumismatics","usnumismatics_all"],"directSalePrice":270,"aiDescription":"This lot contains a Roman 'cremated' denarius hoard, consisting of silver coins. The coins, denarii, are fused together and distorted due to exposure to high heat, likely from a fire or cremation process. Some individual coins are still discernible, though heavily corroded and altered in form. This artifact offers insight into Roman currency and the impact of historical events on valuable possessions.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:09.266Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":18491,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18492/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd century ad \n a silver plate brooch of a stylised boar with exaggerated facial details on a ropework baseline, with bristling mane, annulets to the body; pin and catch to the reverse. 4.1 grams, 23mm (1\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a surrey collector; acquired in the early 1970s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1332","title":{"en":"roman silver boar brooch"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18492/view","directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver boar brooch, a type of fibula often used as a clothing fastener. The brooch is sculpted in the form of a stylized boar, featuring a textured body with dotted patterns and detailed head with elongated snout and mane. Its silver material and animalistic design indicate a decorative yet functional piece of Roman personal adornment. The craftsmanship reflects typical Roman animal motifs.","lastUpdate":"2025-03-07T15:45:34.019Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18492,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18493/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a carved rock crystal pendant in the form of a stylised phallus, carved ridges to the body, small testicles to the rear, engraved to the underside 'x tlhai'; pierced through the body. 3.62 grams, 32mm (1 1/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired london art market, 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1333","title":{"en":"roman rock crystal phallic pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18493/view","tags":["uscollectibles_minerals","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman rock crystal phallic pendant, carved from a translucent, pale pinkish stone. The pendant is shaped as a stylized phallus, a common apotropaic symbol in ancient Roman culture, believed to ward off evil. It features subtle incised lines, possibly representing details or wear. This artifact reflects Roman beliefs and the use of natural materials for protective amulets or jewelry.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:21.104Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18493,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18494/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-4th century ad \n an oval orange carnelian intaglio gemstone engraved with standing figure of mercury (greek hermes). 0.41 grams, 13.04mm (1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the fortuna collection of engraved gems; acquired on the european art market in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1334","title":{"en":"roman intaglio gemstone with standing mercury"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18494/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman intaglio gemstone, likely from the Roman period. The oval-shaped carnelian-colored gemstone features an engraved subject matter of a standing Mercury figure. The intaglio carving allows for an impression to be made, revealing the figure of Mercury holding a caduceus and purse. The material is a gemstone, specifically a carnelian or similar reddish quartz. The craftsmanship showcases fine detail in the depiction of the mythological figure.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:21.106Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18494,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":387,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18495/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd century ad \n a gold finger ring comprising a d-section hoop with keeled and gusseted shoulders, two parallel scaphoid bezels, with enigmatic inscription 'ter / noc'. 3.25 grams, 20.50mm overall, 16.37x15.48mm internal diameter (approximate size british i 1/2, usa 4 3/4, europ 8.63, japan 8) (3/4\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in the uk; formerly in a private collection formed in the 1990s. \n \n literature \n cf. ruseva-slokoska, l. \n roman jewellery, sofia, 1991, item 180 for type."},"estimateMax":600,"lotNumber":"1335","title":{"en":"roman gold inscribed double bezel ring"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18495/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":387,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman gold ring, dating to the Roman period. It is specifically a double bezel ring, a type of finger-worn jewelry. The ring is made of gold and features an inscription, with visible Latin letters 'TER' and 'NO' on the bezels. The double bezel design suggests it was meant to be worn as two rings together or as a single, ornate piece. Its material and inscription indicate its value and potential personal significance.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:21.108Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£400 - £600","currency":"GBP","id":18495,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":400},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18496/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a carved amethyst intaglio with an engraved scene of two females, one seated holding a mirror(?), the other standing behind and combing her hair. 1.04 grams, 14mm (1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london collector, acquired early 1990s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1336","title":{"en":"roman gemstone with figures"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18496/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman gemstone, likely from the Roman period. The item is an intaglio gem, possibly carnelian or garnet due to its deep red color, featuring carved figures. The subject matter consists of two or three standing figures, whose forms are deeply incised into the surface. The rounded, polished form of the gemstone suggests it may have been set into a ring or another piece of jewelry.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:21.110Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18496,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18497/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze female mask with large d-shaped headdress and browband, eyes hollow to accept silver inserts. 21.8 grams, 40mm (1 1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in london; acquired on the uk art market."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"1337","title":{"en":"roman mask mount"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18497/view","tags":["usart_sculpture","usart","usart_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This piece is a Roman mask mount, originating from the Roman period. It represents a stylized human face, suggesting it was used as an attachment or decorative element. The material appears to be bronze or a similar copper alloy, exhibiting a dark patina. Notable visual features include a stylized coiffure or headdress, prominent eyes, and well-defined lips, characteristic of Roman artistry.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:21.111Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":18497,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":70,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18498/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd century ad \n a bronze amphora plate brooch with thick rim, two lateral loop handles, six protruding lugs, central void, hinged pin and catch to the reverse. 14 grams, 39mm (1 1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london collector; acquired on the london market, 1990s-2000s."},"estimateMax":90,"lotNumber":"1338","title":{"en":"roman amphora brooch"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18498/view","directSalePrice":70,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman amphora brooch, characteristic of the Roman period. It is a decorative fastening pin shaped like an amphora, a classical vessel. The material appears to be bronze or a similar metal, with a weathered, greenish-brown patina. Notable features include a central perforation, possibly for a pin, and several spherical bosses adorning the body of the amphora shape, suggesting decorative embellishment.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.925Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£70 - £90","currency":"GBP","id":18498,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":70},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18499/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a bronze pendant comprising male genitals with loops above and below, phallus to one side and hand in the \n fica gesture to the other. 47.8 grams, 63mm (2 1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london collector; acquired on the london market, 1990s-2000s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1339","title":{"en":"roman double phallic pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18499/view","tags":["usart_sculpture","usart","usart_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman double phallic pendant, dating from the Roman period. The item is a fertility or good luck charm, typically worn as jewelry. Constructed from a bronze or copper alloy, it features two stylized phallic symbols extending from a central human-like torso. It includes attachment loops at the top and bottom, indicating its function as a pendant.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:21.112Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18499,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":270,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18500/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n an amethyst plaque with intaglio scene of mars with spear and abundantia with cornucopia supporting an ear of wheat and figure of victory(?). 1.29 grmas, 16mm (1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired london art market, 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"1340","title":{"en":"roman amethyst figural gemstone"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18500/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":270,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman figural gemstone, specifically an amethyst, from the Roman period. The oval-shaped gemstone is made of amethyst, exhibiting its characteristic purple hue. The subject matter depicts three standing figures, possibly deities or mythological beings, carved in intaglio. The central figure appears to be holding an object or staff, with the figures symmetrically arranged around it, showcasing Roman glyptic art.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:21.114Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":18500,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":200,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18501/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a dark blue glass kohl container, square in plan with facetted corners and low radiating lugs; with later gold rim. 32 grams, 44mm (1 3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; previously acquired on the uk art market, 1990s"},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"1341","title":{"en":"roman glass kohl pot"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18501/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":200,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman glass kohl pot, dating to the Roman period. It is a small vessel designed to hold kohl, an ancient cosmetic. The pot is made of glass, likely a dark or iridescent type, with a distinct gold-colored rim. Its vertical fluting or ribbed texture is a notable visual feature, indicating a decorative element. The pot has a slightly tapered form, typical of ancient cosmetic containers.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:21.116Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18501,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18502/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a bronze stylus with discoid eraser blade to one, single bulb to the tapering shank. 9.7 grams, 14cm (5 1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in london; acquired on the uk art market."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"1342","title":{"en":"roman stylus with eraser"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18502/view","tags":["uscollectibles_deskaccessories","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman stylus with an eraser, dating from the Roman period. It is a writing implement, likely made of bronze or a similar metal alloy, characterized by its long, slender form. One end tapers to a point for writing on wax tablets, while the other end is flattened and broadened, functioning as an eraser to smooth the wax. The stylus exhibits a decorative element in its mid-section, possibly a turned or molded detail.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:11.177Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":18502,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":70,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18503/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-4th century ad and later \n a group of two turquoise and turquoise-coloured bead necklace strings composed of annular and barrel-shaped beads, with central drop of carnelian and rock crystal beads. 15 grams total, 39cm (15 1/4\"). fine condition. [2] \n \n provenance \n the signo collection, the property of a west london businessman, formed in the late 1980s-early 1990s."},"estimateMax":90,"lotNumber":"1343","title":{"en":"roman turquoise bead necklace string group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18503/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":70,"aiDescription":"This lot comprises a group of Roman turquoise bead necklaces, dating from the Roman period. The necklaces are composed of numerous small, cylindrical turquoise beads, strung together. They feature interspersed larger, reddish-orange stone beads as focal points or accents. The beads vary in shape and size, and the overall color palette is dominated by various shades of turquoise and earthy tones.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:11.178Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£70 - £90","currency":"GBP","id":18503,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":70},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18504/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze pendant of phallic form with suspension loop to the rear. 39.63 grams, 85.4mm (3 1/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a mayfair lady; formerly in an important london collection formed since 1965."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1344","title":{"en":"roman large phallic pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18504/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman large phallic pendant, an ancient Roman artifact likely made of bronze or a similar copper alloy, given its green patina. The pendant is a solid, three-dimensional representation of a phallus, characteristic of Roman apotropaic charms. It features a prominent shaft with an integrated loop at the base for suspension, and a testicle-like appendage curving underneath the main shaft. The item is aged with a visible patination, suggesting its antiquity.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:11.179Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18504,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":180,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18505/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-4th century ad \n a circular iron pendant or mount with inset stone intaglio engraved with \n menorah; small loop with rod to the top and lug to the lower rim. 3.38 grams, 23mm (1\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london gentleman; acquired london art market, 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":240,"lotNumber":"1345","title":{"en":"roman gemstone with menorah"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18505/view","tags":["usjudaica_amulets","usjudaica_all","usjudaica"],"directSalePrice":180,"aiDescription":"This Roman gemstone features an engraved menorah, a seven-branched candelabrum, indicative of Jewish religious symbolism. The gemstone itself appears to be a reddish-brown, possibly carnelian or jasper, and is set within a heavily corroded metal mount, suggesting it was once part of a ring or pendant. The menorah is depicted with a central stem and three branches on each side, terminating in small flame-like or cup-like forms. The overall appearance is rustic and displays significant wear and oxidation on the metal component, consistent with its Roman period origin.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:11.181Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£180 - £240","currency":"GBP","id":18505,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":180},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18506/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a bronze pendant of a phallus with wings below the testes, suspension loop above. 24.4 grams, 48mm (2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a london collector; acquired on the london market, 1990s-2000s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1346","title":{"en":"roman winged phallic pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18506/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This Roman winged phallic pendant is an ancient artifact, likely crafted from bronze or a similar copper alloy, evidenced by its green patina. The pendant takes the form of a phallus, a common apotropaic symbol in Roman culture, and notably features a pair of wings extending from its base, adding a mythological or symbolic dimension. A suspension loop is integrated at the base of the phallus, positioned between the wings. The object exhibits characteristic signs of age and material degradation, consistent with a Roman period origin.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:11.183Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18506,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":36,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18507/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a silver pendant in the shape of a lunar crescent with expanding terminals, ribbed suspension loop above, four granules below the loop. 5 grams, 30mm (1 1/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from a home counties collection, formed 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"1347","title":{"en":"roman or parthian silver lunar pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18507/view","tags":["usjewelry_necklaces","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":36,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman or Parthian silver lunar pendant, designed as a crescent-shaped charm. The pendant is crafted from silver, visible by its metallic sheen, and features a suspension loop at the top, allowing it to be worn. The form is a simple, stylized crescent moon, often associated with protective or celestial symbolism in ancient cultures. Its minimalist design highlights the material and shape, reflecting typical Roman or Parthian jewelry styles.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:11.184Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":18507,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":720,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18508/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a carnelian intaglio of a standing siren(?) in profile; set into a later hollow-formed gold finger ring with d-section hoop and broad bezel. 7.65 grams, 28.03mm overall, 21.78mm internal diameter (approximate size british w 1/2, usa 11 1/4, europe 25.66, japan 24) (1\"). very fine condition. a large wearable size. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s. \n \n literature \n cf. ruseva-slokoska, l. \n roman jewellery, sofia, 1991, item 202 for type."},"estimateMax":1000,"lotNumber":"1348","title":{"en":"roman siren gemstone in gold ring"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18508/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":720,"aiDescription":"This Roman siren gemstone is set within a gold ring, presenting a classic example of ancient Roman jewelry. The gemstone, likely carnelian due to its reddish-brown color, is oval-shaped and carved with an intaglio of a siren, a mythological creature typically depicted as a bird with a human head. The gold ring is a plain, solid band, providing a simple yet elegant setting for the intricately carved gem. An impression of the siren's image is also shown, illustrating the detail of the intaglio carving. The piece dates from the Roman period and reflects the artistry of ancient gem cutting.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:11.186Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£800 - £1,000","currency":"GBP","id":18508,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":800},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18509/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a substantial bronze oil lamp with flared base, hemispherical bowl with projecting pelta-shaped nozzle, raised rim to the upper face, curved bar handle with horned bacchus mask. 672 grams, 19cm (7 1/2\"). fair condition, handle detached. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"1349","title":{"en":"roman oil lamp"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18509/view","tags":["usdecor_lighting","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman oil lamp, a functional artifact from the Roman period. The lamp is made of bronze or a similar metal, showing a rich green-brown patina. It features a distinctive elongated nozzle for the wick and a reservoir for oil. A notable visual feature is the sculptural handle, which appears to depict a draped figure or bust, possibly a deity or a human form, adding an artistic element to this utilitarian object. The lamp stands on a small circular base, elevating it slightly.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:11.188Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":18509,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18510/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"mainly 1st century ad \n a mixed bronze group comprising: a dolphin-type bow brooch with enamelled detailing, a seal box, two parts of a repoussé disc with profile bust. 24 grams total, 25-42mm (1 - 1 3/4\"). fair condition. [3, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of an essex gentleman; acquired on the uk art market."},"estimateMax":40,"lotNumber":"1350","title":{"en":"roman artefact group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18510/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman artifact group, comprising several distinct pieces from the Roman period. The group includes a bronze fibula or brooch, adorned with intricate patterns and possibly remnants of enamel or glass inlays, exhibiting a green patina. Also present are two fragments of what appears to be a cast metal plaque or medallion, broken into two pieces, depicting human figures in relief. Completing the group is a tear-shaped or heart-shaped pendant with two perforations, possibly for suspension or attachment, also showing signs of age and corrosion. The collection offers a glimpse into various Roman metalworking and decorative arts.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:11.189Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£30 - £40","currency":"GBP","id":18510,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":30},{"startPrice":150,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18511/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n an oval silver intaglio engraved with a multi-headed beast, with human, horse and reptilian heads. 1.29 grams, 10.83mm (1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the fortuna collection of engraved gems; acquired on the european art market in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1351","title":{"en":"roman silver intaglio with multi-headed beast"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18511/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_silver","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":150,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver intaglio depicting a multi-headed beast, an ancient piece of glyptic art. The intaglio is carved into a circular silver piece, which may have been a seal, coin, or a setting for a ring. The subject matter features a complex mythological creature with multiple heads, intricately detailed within the small surface area. The silver has developed a natural patina and shows wear consistent with its age, indicating its Roman origin. The carving style suggests the skillful hand of a Roman artisan.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:11.191Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18511,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":500,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18512/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a hollow-formed gold finger ring with d-section hoop, ellipsoid bezel with banded glass insert. 3.15 grams, 19.67mm overall, 15.02mm internal diameter (approximate size british d 1/2, usa 2, europe 1.78, japan 1) (3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a north london gentleman; acquired on the uk art market before 2000. \n \n literature \n cf. chadour, a.b. \n rings. the alice and louis koch collection, volume i, leeds, 1994, item 162 for type."},"estimateMax":700,"lotNumber":"1352","title":{"en":"roman gold ring with banded cabochon"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18512/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":500,"aiDescription":"This Roman gold ring features a banded cabochon, representing a fine example of Roman jewelry. The ring is crafted from gold, with a simple yet elegant band supporting a prominent bezel setting. The cabochon gemstone is oval-shaped and displays a distinctive banding, consisting of a dark outer layer and a reddish-brown core, which appears to be carved with an intaglio design. The intaglio's details are visible on the reddish surface, suggesting a figural or symbolic motif. The combination of gold and the banded gemstone creates a visually striking piece characteristic of Roman aesthetic tastes.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:08.897Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£500 - £700","currency":"GBP","id":18512,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":500},{"startPrice":72,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18513/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a plano-convex discoid carnelian cloison with intaglio bird stand with the tail of a mouse in its beak, frond to the rear. 2.05 grams, 17mm (3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a richmond gentleman; part of his family collection formed before 1980; thence by descent."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1353","title":{"en":"roman gemstone with bird holding mouse"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18513/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":72,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman gemstone, likely a cabochon, intricately carved with the subject matter of a bird holding a mouse. The gemstone itself is a reddish-brown hue, possibly carnelian, and is polished to a smooth, rounded surface. The intaglio carving depicts a bird, possibly an eagle or hawk, clasping a mouse in its talons or beak, captured in a dynamic pose. The detailed craftsmanship within the small scale of the gemstone highlights the artistic skill of Roman gem cutters. The piece is characteristic of Roman glyptic art, often used for seals or ring settings.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:08.903Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18513,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":1000,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18514/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze oil lamp with basal ring, rounded bowl, short nozzle, discus with incised concentric rings, loop handle to the rear with reflector formed as a vine leaf with facing bust of the satyr silenus, bearded with silvered detailing to the eyes and stub horns. 277 grams, 15.5cm (6\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980. \n \n literature \n cf. rolland, h. \n bronzes antiques de haute provence, paris, 1965, item 377 for bust of silenus."},"estimateMax":1400,"lotNumber":"1354","title":{"en":"roman oil lamp with mask of silenus"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18514/view","tags":["usdecor_lighting","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":1000,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman oil lamp, an ancient lighting device. It is made of bronze, exhibiting a verdigris patina. A notable feature is the elaborate handle adorned with a detailed mask of Silenus, depicted with a beard and foliage around his head. The lamp body is simple and functional with a central filling hole and a nozzle for the wick, reflecting typical Roman craftsmanship.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:08.911Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£1,000 - £1,400","currency":"GBP","id":18514,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":1000},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18515/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-2nd century ad \n a bronze amuletic phallic pendant with suspension loop and chain. 16 grams, 14.5cm (5 3/4\"). fine condition. no reserve.  \n provenance \n from the collection of a european lady; part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s. \n \n literature \n cf. rolland, h. \n bronzes antiques de haute provence, paris, 1965, item 420 for type."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1355","title":{"en":"roman phallic pendant with chain"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18515/view","directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman phallic pendant with an attached chain, functioning as a piece of ancient jewelry or amulet. The material appears to be a greyish metal, possibly lead or tin alloy, showing some surface wear. The phallic symbol, often associated with protection and good fortune in Roman culture, is rendered in a somewhat abstract form at the end of a simple linked chain.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.926Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18515,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":135,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18516/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a round silver intaglio engraved with a standing figure with sceptre next to an altar(?). 1.73 grams, 12.17mm (1/2\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the fortuna collection of engraved gems; acquired on the european art market in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1356","title":{"en":"roman silver intaglio with standing figure"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18516/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_silver","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":135,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver intaglio, a type of carved gemstone or metal used for sealing or as jewelry. The oval piece features a standing figure, possibly a deity or important person, rendered in a classical style with drapery. The image provided shows both the intaglio itself and a modern impression of its design, highlighting the fine detail of the carving.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:08.919Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18516,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18517/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd century ad \n a clear glass beaker with pontil base, tapering body, applied trail to the outer face. 100.4 grams, 12cm (4 3/4\"). fragmentary condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private collection; previously in an old central asian collection; acquired in the late 1940s. \n \n literature \n cf. whitehouse, d. \n roman glass in the corning museum of glass, vol.1, new york, 1997, item 421 for type."},"estimateMax":40,"lotNumber":"1357","title":{"en":"roman glass beaker"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18517/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman glass beaker, a drinking vessel from antiquity. It is made of light green translucent glass, showing signs of age and surface degradation with some iridescence and pitting. The beaker has a slightly flared rim and a series of horizontal raised bands around its body, which would have provided both decoration and grip. The overall form is a simple, conical cup.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:08.926Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£30 - £40","currency":"GBP","id":18517,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":30},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18518/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n an aubergine glass janiform moulded head vessel with trumpet-shaped neck and mouth. 28.6 grams, 90mm (3 1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a london lady, part of her family's swiss collection; formerly acquired in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":600,"lotNumber":"1358","title":{"en":"roman moulded glass head vessel"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18518/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_antiqueglass","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman moulded glass head vessel, likely a small unguentarium or perfume bottle. It is crafted from dark, possibly purple-red, translucent glass, exhibiting a textured surface due to the molding process. The lower part of the vessel is shaped like a human head, while it tapers into a slender neck and a simple flared rim, characteristic of ancient Roman glasswork.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:08.928Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£400 - £600","currency":"GBP","id":18518,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":400},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18519/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a matched pair of gold earrings of hollow crescentic form; loop-and-wire attachment. 1.03 grams total, 14mm each (1/2\"). fine condition. [2, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a london lady, part of her family's swiss collection; formerly acquired in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1359","title":{"en":"roman gold earring pair"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18519/view","tags":["usjewelry_earrings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a pair of Roman gold earrings, designed as simple hoop earrings. Crafted from gold, they exhibit a natural patination and minor irregularities consistent with ancient hand-forged jewelry. Each earring forms a C-shape with a closure mechanism visible at the top, reflecting functional and elegant Roman goldsmithing.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:08.929Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18519,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18520/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a bronze flat-section waisted handle with raised concentric lines, hole to the centre of the discoid finial. 368 grams, 19cm (7 1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a london, uk collector; acquired london market, 1990s."},"estimateMax":40,"lotNumber":"1360","title":{"en":"large roman patera handle"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18520/view","directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a large Roman patera handle, likely cast in bronze or a similar copper alloy, showing a dark patination with areas of reddish corrosion. The handle features a distinctive shape, flaring out at one end and terminating in a circular attachment plate with a central hole at the other. Its robust construction and classical form suggest it was part of a ritual or serving dish.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.926Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£30 - £40","currency":"GBP","id":18520,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":30},{"startPrice":54,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18521/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a pair of cuboid bone dice, both with ring-and-dot markings to each face arranged: 1:6, 2:5, 3:4. 8.8 grams total, 12-15mm (1/2\"). fine condition. [2] \n \n provenance \n property of a north london gentleman; acquired on the uk art market before 2000."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"1361","title":{"en":"roman ox bone dice pair"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18521/view","tags":["uscollectibles_toys","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":54,"aiDescription":"This is a pair of Roman ox bone dice, functioning as gaming pieces from antiquity. Each die is cubic, carved from bone, and features circular indentations representing the numbers, with multiple concentric circles for higher values. The warm, light brown color of the bone and the organic texture are clearly visible, indicating their natural material and handmade origin.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:08.931Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18521,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":60,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18522/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century ad \n a ceramic oil lamp with basal disc, short nozzle with volute scrolls, concentric rings to the shoulder and discus with low-relief portrait bust of jupiter with thunderbolt. 53 grams, 94mm (3 3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980. \n \n literature \n see bémont, c. \n lampes en terre cuites, paris, 2007."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"1362","title":{"en":"roman oil lamp with jupiter bust"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18522/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_pottery","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":60,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman oil lamp, specifically made of terracotta. The lamp's discus features a relief bust of Jupiter, identifiable by his bearded visage and, likely, classical attributes such as drapery or a scepter (partially visible). It has a central filling hole and a nozzle for the wick, with a distinct handle at the rear, typical of Roman terracotta lamps.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:13.158Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18522,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":1350,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18523/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze vessel handle with rim attachment and projecting finial ornament for thumb rest; arching handle with engraved acanthus pattern ending in an escutcheon plate at the base in the form of the head of a satyr; a youthful face with pointed, upright ears, wavy hair decorated with ivy leaves, horns projecting from above the forehead and a fawn skin tied below the chin. 620 grams, 21.8cm (8 1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman; formerly acquired on the german art market before 1980."},"estimateMax":2000,"lotNumber":"1363","title":{"en":"roman handle with satyr"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18523/view","tags":["usdecor_general","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":1350,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman handle, likely crafted from bronze, depicting a satyr. The handle features a classical form with an elongated, curved shape terminating in a finely detailed head of a satyr at the base. The satyr's head is characterized by expressive facial features and possibly small horns or pointed ears (not explicitly clear), reflecting typical Roman mythological art.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:13.160Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£1,500 - £2,000","currency":"GBP","id":18523,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":1500},{"startPrice":6,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18524/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a single-edged iron knife with triangular short blade; tubular bronze handle with collars, the finial formed as an eagle's head with curved beak and feather detailing. 23.80 grams, 12cm (4 3/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a private collector; acquired before 1975."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1364","title":{"en":"roman knife with eagle handle"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18524/view","tags":["uscollectibles_knives","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":6,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman knife. It is a utilitarian object from the Roman period. The knife features a distinct handle carved in the shape of an eagle's head, which serves as a notable visual feature. The blade appears to be made of metal, showing signs of age and corrosion, while the handle is also crafted from a solid material, possibly bone or wood, with carved details. The overall appearance suggests a functional yet decorative ancient implement.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:13.161Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18524,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":60,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18525/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd century ad \n a silver d-section ring with expanding keeled shoulders, discoid plaque with beaded border, intaglio figure of standing minerva (greek athena), helmetted head, holding spear in the left hand, shield at her feet. 4.97 grams, 22.07mm overall, 18.35x15.41mm internal diameter (approximate size british i 1/2, usa 4 1/4, europe 8.16, japan 8) (1\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from an east london collector; previously in a collection formed between 1990-2000."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"1365","title":{"en":"roman silver ring with minerva"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18525/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":60,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver ring, dating from the Roman period. The ring features an oval bezel with an intaglio carving of Minerva, the Roman goddess of wisdom and warfare. The silver material shows significant patination and wear consistent with ancient artifacts. The image on the bezel depicts Minerva standing, likely with typical attributes such as a helmet or spear, though details are worn. This piece of jewelry would have been worn as a personal adornment.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:13.162Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18525,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18526/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a small round-section gold hoop, probably for a use as a child's ring. 0.29 grams, 14mm overall, 12.61mm internal diameter (approximate size british b 1/2, usa 1 1/4, europe -, japan 0) (1/2\"). very fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of an essex collector; acquired on the uk art market in the late 1990s."},"estimateMax":40,"lotNumber":"1366","title":{"en":"roman child's gold ring"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18526/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman child's ring, made from gold. It is a piece of ancient jewelry, specifically a finger ring. The ring is simple in design, featuring a plain, thin, and circular gold band. Its small size suggests it was intended for a child. The gold material indicates its value and status in Roman society. It represents a form of personal adornment from the Roman period.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:13.163Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£30 - £40","currency":"GBP","id":18526,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":30},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18527/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n an ellipsoid plaque and tapering hoop, intaglio scene of a standing figure with hands raised between addorsed lions. 6 grams, 24.03mm overall, 15.70x18.94mm internal diameter (approximate size british m, usa 6 1/4, europe 12.46, japan 12) (1\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a south london collector; acquired before 1980."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1367","title":{"en":"roman silver ring with standing figure"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18527/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman silver ring, likely dating to the Roman period. It is a piece of personal jewelry, possibly a signet ring. The ring features an oval bezel with an engraved standing figure, though the specific identity of the figure is not clearly discernible due to wear. The silver material exhibits typical patination for an ancient artifact. The design suggests it served both as an adornment and potentially for sealing documents.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:13.165Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18527,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":720,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18528/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd century ad \n a matched pair of gold earrings each an openwork disk with loop to the rear and spherical garnet bead, band of volute scrolls below with garnet beads beneath. 10 grams total, 39-42mm (1 3/4\"). very fine condition. [2] \n \n provenance \n property of a richmond gentleman; part of his family collection formed before 1980; thence by descent. \n \n literature \n cf. ruseva-slokoska, l. \n roman jewellery, sofia, 1991, item 50 for type."},"estimateMax":1000,"lotNumber":"1368","title":{"en":"roman gold earring pair with garnet drops"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18528/view","tags":["usjewelry_earrings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":720,"aiDescription":"This item is a pair of Roman gold earrings, dating to the Roman period. These elaborate pieces of jewelry are crafted from gold and feature striking garnet drops. Each earring has a circular, intricately worked gold top with a central dark cabochon, likely the main garnet, surrounded by an openwork or filigree design. From this upper section hang multiple strands, each terminating in smaller spherical garnet beads, creating a dangled effect. These earrings represent sophisticated Roman craftsmanship in ancient jewelry.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:13.166Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£800 - £1,000","currency":"GBP","id":18528,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":800},{"startPrice":54,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18529/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze pendant in the form of a phallus with incised detailing to the lower face, small lateral testicles to the rear, large suspension loop to the upper face. 14 grams, 32mm (1 1/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"1369","title":{"en":"roman phallic pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18529/view","directSalePrice":54,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman phallic pendant, dating from the Roman period. It is an ancient amulet or charm. The pendant is crafted from a dark metal, possibly bronze, and is distinctly shaped as a phallus. It includes an integrated loop at the top, indicating it was designed to be suspended, likely worn as a necklace or attached to a garment. Phallic symbols in Roman culture were often used as apotropaic charms to ward off evil and bring good luck.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.927Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18529,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18530/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-2nd century ad \n a mixed group of banded agate items comprising: a conical discoid inlay panel; a facetted column with transverse slots. 20 grams total, 33mm (1 1/4\"). fine condition. [2] \n \n provenance \n property of a south west london gentleman; acquired by his father in the 1970s; by descent 1986."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1370","title":{"en":"roman brooch and pendant inlay group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18530/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman brooch and pendant inlay group. It consists of two distinct components, both appearing to be crafted from banded agate or similar stone, demonstrating natural striations. One piece is cylindrical, possibly a bead or part of a pin, showing horizontal light and dark bands. The other is a circular disc with an oval central inlay, presenting concentric patterns of dark and light stone. These pieces likely served as decorative elements for brooches or pendants in the Roman period.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:13.167Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18530,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18531/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze plate brooch of a \n fascis with \n labrys blades to the lower end, pin-lug and catch to the reverse. 4.84 grams, 38mm (1 1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"1371","title":{"en":"roman double axe-headed brooch"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18531/view","directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman double axe-headed brooch, dating from the Roman period. It is a piece of personal adornment or fastening. The brooch is made of metal, possibly bronze, and features a distinctive design resembling a double-headed axe or labrys at the top, combined with a stylized trefoil or triple-horned element at the bottom. The surface shows patination consistent with ancient metal. This type of ornate brooch would have been used to secure garments or as a decorative emblem.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.927Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":18531,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18532/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a restrung necklace of graduated mixed polychrome glass beads with lead double axehead pendant. 62 grams, 46cm (19\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european collector; formerly in an old european collection formed mainly in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"1372","title":{"en":"roman glass and other bead string"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18532/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman string of glass and other beads, forming a necklace from the Roman period. The necklace features a variety of multi-colored beads, including glass beads in shades of green, blue, red, and yellow, alongside other types of beads, possibly stone or ceramic. A prominent, light-colored, anachronistic or modern-looking pendant, shaped somewhat like a dumbbell or stylized 'I' is centrally positioned. The mixed materials and diverse colors indicate a vibrant piece of ancient jewelry.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:11.210Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18532,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18533/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd century ad \n a matched pair of gold earrings, each discoid cell with ribbed flange rim and convex reverse, wire hoop with dangle and two spheres. 1.63 grams total, 26mm (1\"). fine condition. [2] \n \n provenance \n ex moore collection; formerly the property of a south west london gentleman; acquired by his father in the 1970s; thence by descent 1986. \n \n literature \n cf. ruseva-slokoska, l. \n roman jewellery, sofia, 1991, item 49 for type."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1373","title":{"en":"roman gold earring pair"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18533/view","tags":["usjewelry_earrings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This item is a pair of Roman gold earrings, dating to the Roman period. These elegant pieces of jewelry are crafted entirely from gold. Each earring features a circular, slightly domed gold disc at the top, with a textured or ribbed border, and a plain central area. Dangling from each disc are two spherical gold beads, with the bottom bead connected to a small, intricate gold spiral or hook. These earrings represent typical Roman personal adornment in gold.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:11.216Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18533,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":144,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18534/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad and later \n a group of four turquoise and turquoise-coloured bead necklace strings composed of annular and barrel-shaped beads, three with central drop of carnelian and rock crystal beads, one with central drop of carnelian bead and shell pendant. 29 grams total, 40cm average (15 3/4\"). fine condition. [4] \n \n provenance \n the signo collection, the property of a west london businessman, formed in the late 1980s-early 1990s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1374","title":{"en":"roman turquoise bead necklace string group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18534/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":144,"aiDescription":"This lot features a group of Roman turquoise bead necklaces. These are ancient jewelry items, specifically necklaces made from strung beads. The primary material is turquoise, distinguished by its light green-blue coloration and irregular, rounded shapes. Some beads appear to be cylindrical. The group consists of multiple strands, with each necklace containing a mix of turquoise and other smaller, possibly coral, red beads. Each necklace also features small, reddish-orange figural pendants, possibly depicting scarabs or similar motifs.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:11.223Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18534,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18535/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze flat-section pendant in the form of a phallus, lateral testicles to the rear, suspension loop to the upper face. 8.75 grams, 36mm (1 1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":60,"lotNumber":"1375","title":{"en":"roman phallic pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18535/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman phallic pendant, dating from the Roman period. It is a piece of ancient jewelry or amulet, cast in a dark metal, likely bronze. The pendant depicts an erect phallus with testicles, featuring a prominent suspension loop at the top for wearing. Its dark, oxidized patina suggests significant age. The form is somewhat abstract, focusing on the symbolic rather than realistic representation.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:11.231Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£40 - £60","currency":"GBP","id":18535,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":40},{"startPrice":144,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18536/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a mixed group of two glass bead necklace strings comprising: one of cream and blue biconical and oblate beads with central feature of large cylindrical and biconical beads, two tubular beads to the ends, interspersed with later brass spacers; one of graduated deep blue cornerless oblong beads, alternating with smaller oblate beads, interspersed with later gold-coloured spacers. 77 grams total, 46-56cm (18 - 22\"). fine condition. [2] \n \n provenance \n the signo collection, the property of a west london businessman, formed in the late 1980s-early 1990s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1376","title":{"en":"roman glass bead necklace string group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18536/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":144,"aiDescription":"This lot presents a group of Roman glass bead necklaces. These are ancient jewelry pieces, specifically necklaces composed of strung glass beads. The necklaces exhibit a variety of bead shapes, including rounded, rectangular, and irregularly cut forms, and a palette of colors, predominantly blue and light green to white. One necklace prominently features elongated, chunky blue beads, while the other combines lighter-toned beads with some metallic gold-colored spacer beads. The varying sizes and hues create a rich visual texture characteristic of ancient glasswork.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:11.239Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18536,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18537/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a group of bronze implements comprising: two medical spoons, one with angled bowl; a long pin with looped finial; an artery hook with curved blade and loop terminal. 24.7 grams total, 11-13.7mm (4 1/4 - 5 1/2\"). fine condition. [4, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1377","title":{"en":"roman medical implement group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18537/view","tags":["uscollectibles_tools","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This lot comprises a group of Roman medical implements, dating from the Roman period. These ancient tools are made of bronze or a similar metal, characterized by their dark, aged patina. The group consists of four distinct instruments, each with a slender body. One implement has a spoon-like end, another is pointed, a third has a smaller spoon end with a decorative ring, and the fourth features a curved hook and a suspension loop. These objects likely served various medical or surgical purposes in ancient Rome.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:11.246Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18537,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":150,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18538/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n an oval red carnelian intaglio gemstone engraved with an advancing figure and standing bull on a baseline. 0.53 grams, 11.48mm (1/2\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the fortuna collection of engraved gems; acquired on the european art market in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1378","title":{"en":"roman intaglio gemstone with figure and bull"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18538/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":150,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman intaglio gemstone, specifically a piece of ancient glyptic art. The intaglio is carved into a reddish-orange gemstone, likely carnelian or sard, and depicts a figural scene. The subject matter features a standing figure, possibly a hero or deity, interacting with a bull. The intricate carving is evident in both the main stone and a mold impression shown alongside it, revealing fine details of the figures and their posture. This type of gem was often used as a seal or set into rings.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:11.254Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18538,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18539/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n an unusual bronze pendant in the form of an abdomen with small phallus, to the right a larger phallus and to the the left an arm ending in a hand forming the \n mano fica gesture; triangular suspension loop above, circular loop below. 7.91 grams, 34mm (1 3/5\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":40,"lotNumber":"1379","title":{"en":"roman phallic pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18539/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman phallic pendant, dating from the Roman period. It is an ancient amulet or piece of jewelry crafted from a brownish-gold metal, likely bronze. The pendant depicts a winged phallus, a common apotropaic symbol in Roman culture, with a stylized shape. It features a triangular suspension loop at the top and a circular ring at the bottom, suggesting it was designed to be worn or attached. The surface shows signs of age and wear, consistent with an ancient artifact.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:11.262Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£30 - £40","currency":"GBP","id":18539,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":30},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18540/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a string of glass and glazed composition beads of various forms, with large central blue glazed melon bead. 50 grams, 34cm (13 1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european collector; formerly in an old european collection formed mainly in the 1980s."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"1380","title":{"en":"roman glass and other bead string"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18540/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman bead string, specifically a necklace. It is composed of a variety of ancient glass and other beads, arranged in a choker style. The beads vary in shape, size, and color, including spherical, cylindrical, and disc-shaped forms, with hues ranging from blue, green, and cream to darker tones. A prominent visual feature is a large, central ribbed bead in a light, possibly cream or pale green, color. The mixed materials and irregular shapes create a distinct, artisanal appearance.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:11.269Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18540,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18541/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century bc-1st century ad \n a ceramic oil lamp with angled nozzle, volute scroll to each side, discus with high-relief image of a dancing cupid, facing back, holding a bunch of arrows in his outstretched hands. 43.1 grams, 80mm (3\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1381","title":{"en":"roman oil lamp with dancing cupid"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18541/view","tags":["usdecor_lighting","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman oil lamp, dating from the Roman period. It is made of terracotta, exhibiting a reddish-brown color typical of ancient fired clay. The lamp features a circular body with an elongated nozzle for the wick and a central filling hole. The most notable visual feature is the relief decoration on the discus, depicting a dancing cupid or putto in a dynamic pose. The overall form is characteristic of ancient Roman ceramic oil lamps used for illumination.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:11.270Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18541,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":144,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18542/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-4th century ad \n a group of four restrung tabular oval-shaped garnet bead strings, interspersed with later gold-coloured seed beads. 85 grams total, 33-47cm (13 - 18 1/2\"). fine condition. [4] \n \n provenance \n the signo collection, the property of a west london businessman, formed in the late 1980s-early 1990s."},"estimateMax":200,"lotNumber":"1382","title":{"en":"roman garnet bead necklace group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18542/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":144,"aiDescription":"This lot includes a group of Roman garnet bead necklaces. These are ancient jewelry items, specifically necklaces made from strung garnet beads, dating to the Roman period. The garnets exhibit a deep reddish-brown, semi-translucent color, characteristic of the gemstone. The beads are primarily small, irregular, and polished, creating a shimmering effect. Some strands also incorporate smaller, round, gold-colored spacer beads, enhancing the overall design. The group consists of multiple necklaces, showcasing various lengths and arrangements.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:08.840Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£150 - £200","currency":"GBP","id":18542,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":150},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18543/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"3rd-4th century ad \n a mixed group of lead seal bullae including two with geometric motif, one with legend 'ci / ξφϵ', one with legend 'πολυ/ δ[..]i'. 26 grams total, 15-19mm (1/2 - 3/4\"). fine condition. [no reserve, 4] \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":70,"lotNumber":"1383","title":{"en":"roman lead seal collection"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18543/view","directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This lot presents a collection of Roman lead seals, dating from the Roman period. These are ancient artifacts, typically used to authenticate documents or goods. The collection consists of four individual lead pieces, each showing evidence of an impressed design, though some are heavily worn or corroded. The designs, though difficult to discern clearly due to age, appear to include figural elements or inscriptions. The seals are irregular in shape and possess a characteristic gray, weathered patina of ancient lead.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.928Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£50 - £70","currency":"GBP","id":18543,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":50},{"startPrice":270,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18544/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a silver medical instrument comprising a ribbed shaft with median collars and bulbs, baluster to one end and hook to the other. 7.57 grams, 15.5cm (6\"). very fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in south africa; acquired since the late 1980s."},"estimateMax":400,"lotNumber":"1384","title":{"en":"roman silver medical retractor or artery hook"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18544/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_silver","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":270,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman silver medical retractor or artery hook. This ancient medical instrument features a slender, elongated form, indicative of its functional purpose. Its material is silver, suggesting its value and importance in Roman medicine. The visual features include decorative bulbous sections along the shaft and a curved, hook-like end. It represents a piece of historical medical equipment, likely used for surgical procedures.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:08.841Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£300 - £400","currency":"GBP","id":18544,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":300},{"startPrice":200,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18545/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a mixed group of restrung glass bead necklaces comprising: one of alternating graduated blue oblate and smaller yellow seed beads; one of mainly blue biconical beads alternating with turquoise seed beads; one of graduated blue truncated cone-shaped beads, alternating with small white oblate beads, larger central blue feature bead and two segmented tubular beads to the ends; all with modern clasps. 87 grams total, 42.5-49.5cm (16 3/4 - 19 1/2\"). fine condition. [3] \n \n provenance \n the signo collection, the property of a west london businessman, formed in the late 1980s-early 1990s."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"1385","title":{"en":"roman glass bead necklace group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18545/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":200,"aiDescription":"This lot presents a group of Roman glass bead necklaces. These pieces of ancient jewelry are crafted from glass beads, showcasing various shades of blue and some lighter, more muted tones. The collection includes multiple strands, some appearing as multi-layered necklaces. The beads exhibit irregular shapes and sizes, reflecting the artisanal nature of Roman glasswork and bead production.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:08.843Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18545,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":180,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18546/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a mixed group of restrung glass bead necklaces comprising: one of blue oblate beads, interspersed with small grey annular beads; one of graduated blue oblate and facetted cylindrical beads, alternating with yellow oblate beads; one of mixed glass beads with central trailed feature bead; all with modern clasps. 77 grams total, 41-51cm (16 1/4 - 20\"). fine condition. [3] \n \n provenance \n the signo collection, the property of a west london businessman, formed in the late 1980s-early 1990s."},"estimateMax":240,"lotNumber":"1386","title":{"en":"roman glass bead necklace group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18546/view","tags":["usjewelry_costume","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":180,"aiDescription":"This lot features a group of Roman glass bead necklaces. These ancient jewelry items are composed of glass beads, presenting a vibrant palette primarily of blue and yellow, with some additional multi-colored beads. The collection includes several strands, displayed as multiple necklaces on stands. The beads vary in shape and size, characteristic of Roman craftsmanship in bead making.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:08.845Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£180 - £240","currency":"GBP","id":18546,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":180},{"startPrice":90,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18547/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a mixed group of bronze keys each with a large ring to the bow, short shank with offset bits. 58.2 grams total, 28-58mm (1 - 2 1/4\"). fine condition. [4] \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1387","title":{"en":"roman key collection"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18547/view","tags":["uscollectibles_hardware","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":90,"aiDescription":"This lot consists of a collection of Roman keys. These utilitarian objects are made from metal, likely bronze, and exhibit signs of age and wear with a verdigris patina. The collection includes multiple keys, each featuring a distinct, often circular or open handle and a series of teeth designed to engage with a lock mechanism. They represent ancient Roman security and household items.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:08.847Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18547,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":100,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18548/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a silver pendant of an eagle perching with wings slightly spread, loop to the reverse. 3.93 grams, 21mm (3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a north west london gallery; formerly in a 1980s collection."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1388","title":{"en":"roman silver eagle pendant"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18548/view","tags":["usjewelry_necklaces","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":100,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman silver eagle pendant, an example of ancient Roman jewelry. The pendant depicts an eagle, a powerful symbol in Roman iconography. Crafted from silver, it features a rounded body and distinct beak, with a loop on the back for suspension. Its small size suggests it was worn as a personal adornment, possibly on a necklace.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:08.848Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18548,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":100,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18549/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century ad \n a silver-gilt disc brooch with central boss and ropework border, raised edge with pointillé tendril detailing, four radiating knops each with a facing mask; pin-lug and catch to the reverse. 13 grams, 46mm (1 3/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living east of london; acquired before 2000. \n \n literature \n cf. hattatt, r. \n ancient brooches and other artefacts, oxford, 1989, item 1558 for type."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1389","title":{"en":"roman gilt silver brooch with faces"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18549/view","tags":["usjewelry_brooches","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":100,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman gilt silver brooch with faces, a decorative piece of ancient jewelry. The brooch is circular in form, made from silver and covered with gilding, giving it a gold appearance. It features a central boss and four protrusions, each adorned with what appears to be a stylized face or bust. The intricate detailing and precious materials suggest its status as a valuable personal adornment.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:08.850Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18549,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":180,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18550/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"4th-5th century ad \n a bronze ring with beads to the shoulder; silver bezel engraved with the busts of a youthful male and female facing each other, equal-armed cross to the top. 6.88 grams, 21.94mm overall, 19.56mm internal diameter (approximate size british t, usa 9 3/4, europe 21.26, japan 21) (3/4\"). extremely fine condition. a large wearable size. \n \n provenance \n from the collection of a european gentleman living in south london; acquired 1970-1980."},"estimateMax":240,"lotNumber":"1390","title":{"en":"roman ring with silver bezel with busts"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18550/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":180,"aiDescription":"This lot presents a Roman ring with a silver bezel featuring busts, a piece of ancient jewelry. The ring is made from a dark-toned metal, possibly bronze or iron, with a contrasting circular silver bezel. The bezel is engraved or embossed with two facing busts and a cross-like symbol above them, suggesting either portraits or deities. This type of ring could have served as personal adornment or a signet.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:08.851Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£180 - £240","currency":"GBP","id":18550,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":180},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18551/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a red carnelian intaglio engraved with a stylised bust of medusa facing right, snake heads framing her head, wearing a three band headdress. 0.6 grams, 10mm (1/2\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a north london gentleman; acquired on the uk art market before 2000."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1391","title":{"en":"roman gemstone with medusa"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18551/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman gemstone with Medusa, likely an intaglio or cameo. The gemstone is a reddish-brown color, suggesting a material like carnelian or sard. It features a finely carved image of Medusa, recognizable by her snake-filled hair, a classic motif in Roman art and mythology. This piece would have been used as a seal, an adornment in a ring, or a pendant.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:08.853Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18551,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18552/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd century ad \n a ceramic oil lamp with short nozzle, volute scroll to each side, lug handle to the rear, low discus with an image of two lovers on a rowing boat, four oars to the side, the couple resting on pillows, engaged in coitus. 80 grams, 10.9cm (4 3/8\"). fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":170,"lotNumber":"1392","title":{"en":"roman erotic oil lamp"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18552/view","tags":["usdecor_lighting","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This item is a Roman erotic oil lamp, a type of ancient ceramic lighting device. Crafted from terracotta, the lamp features a circular body with a central fill hole and a nozzle for the wick. The distinguishing feature is the relief decoration on the discus, which depicts an erotic scene, characteristic of some Roman lamps. It would have provided illumination in a domestic or private setting.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:09.760Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£120 - £170","currency":"GBP","id":18552,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":120},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18553/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a pair of bronze miniature dice, with incised dot markings arranged 1:6, 2:3, 4:5 and 1:6, 2:4, 3:5. 8.7 grams total, 9mm (1/2\"). fine condition. [2, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"1393","title":{"en":"roman bronze dice pair"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18553/view","tags":["usdecor_craftsandhobbies","usdecor","usdecor_all"],"directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This lot comprises a pair of Roman bronze dice, representing ancient gaming artifacts. The dice are cube-shaped, made from bronze, and show significant signs of age and patina. One die clearly displays dot markings (pips) for numbers on its faces, while the other appears more weathered. These objects reflect the recreational activities of the Roman period.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:09.762Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18553,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":200,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18554/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"2nd-3rd century ad \n a silver d-section hoop with facetted median band and expanding shoulders, oval bezel engraved with a man on a galloping horse with his arms raised. 21.26 grams, 25.92mm overall, 19.16mm internal diameter (approximate size british s, usa 9, europe 20.00, japan 19) (1\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a gentleman; acquired in the late 1960s-early 1970s."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"1394","title":{"en":"roman silver ring with horseman"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18554/view","tags":["usjewelry_rings","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":200,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman-period silver ring, featuring an intaglio design on its bezel. The subject matter depicts a horseman, likely a warrior or deity. The ring has a thick, slightly irregular band and a flattened oval bezel. The horseman is rendered in a somewhat crude but identifiable style, characteristic of ancient Roman craftsmanship, and the silver displays a dark patina consistent with age.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:09.763Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18554,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":26,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18555/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a group of bronze scales from a \n lorica squamata panoply, each with attachment holes, slightly curved profile. 6.8 grams total, largest: 27mm (1\"). fair condition, chipped. [18, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n ex north london gentleman; formerly in a private collection formed between 1990 and 2000. \n \n literature \n see sim, d. & kaminski, j. \n roman imperial armour. the production of early imperial military armour, oxford, 2012 for discussion."},"estimateMax":140,"lotNumber":"1395","title":{"en":"roman lorica squamata scale armour group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18555/view","tags":["uscollectibles_woaponsandarmor","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":26,"aiDescription":"This lot comprises a group of Roman lorica squamata scale armour fragments. These are individual metal scales, likely made of bronze or iron, that once formed part of a soldier's protective gear. Each scale is generally rectangular or slightly rounded, with multiple small perforations used for attachment to a backing material. The pieces exhibit significant oxidation and wear, indicative of their ancient origin and burial.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:09.764Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£100 - £140","currency":"GBP","id":18555,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":100},{"startPrice":1,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18556/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"mainly 2nd century ad \n a mixed bronze group including two knee brooches, a swastika plate brooch and other types. 46.9 grams total, 25-58mm (1 - 2 1/4\"). fine condition. [6, no reserve] \n \n provenance \n property of a european gentleman living in london; acquired on the uk art market."},"estimateMax":80,"lotNumber":"1396","title":{"en":"roman brooch and other item group"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18556/view","directSalePrice":1,"aiDescription":"This is a group of Roman artifacts, including a brooch and other various items. The prominent piece is a bronze crossbow fibula-type brooch, characterized by its cross-shaped body and pin mechanism. Other items include two possible furniture or vessel mounts, one with a prominent foot, a distinct square-shaped object with a swastika-like motif, and another intricate bronze fitting. All pieces show varying degrees of patination and wear consistent with ancient bronze artifacts.","lastUpdate":"2021-11-12T10:49:35.929Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£60 - £80","currency":"GBP","id":18556,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":60},{"startPrice":3000,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18557/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st century ad \n a gold repoussé profile bust of the emperor antoninus pius (fl.138-161 ad) with laurel leaf to the hair; in a possibly late silver plate brooch with voided frontal plate decorated with a frieze of fish and rosettes, ropework border, domed heads of four fixing pins; central void with inset later plaque to the reverse with hinged pin and catch. 15 grams, 47mm (1 3/4\"). very fine condition. extremely rare. \n \n provenance \n property of a german lady living in london; acquired london, uk, in the early 1990s. supplied with a positive x-ray fluorescence metal analysis certificate. accompanied by an art loss register certificate. \n \n literature \n see hattatt, r. \n iron age and roman brooches, oxford, 1985, item 643 for type. \n \n footnotes \n antoninus pius was emperor of rome from 138 to 161 ad, and coming from a distinguished and prominent family in rome. as a boy antoninus grew up at the family estate at lorium in southern etruria, roughly ten miles to the west of rome. he was raised first by his paternal grandfather, as his father died when he was still young. on the death of this grandfather, the maternal grandfather took charge of him. inheriting the wealth of both his grandfathers made antoninus one of the richest men in rome. he embarked on the traditional career for a senator, climbing the ladder of various offices, achieving the post of quaestor, then praetor, and in 120 ad becoming consul under hadrian. after this hadrian chose him to be one of the four high judges who administered law in italy. from 135 to 136 he served as governor of the province of asia.he gained a reputation as a shrewd and fair governor whilst in this post, and upon his return to rome was appointed to the imperial council, a body of imperial advisers. despite his impressive political career he had no experience of military involvement whatsoever. in 138 ad hadrian, who was increasingly suffering from failing health, formerly adopted him as his successor. at the death of hadrian, antoninus' succession to the throne was a seamless, peaceful event with no opposition from the aristocracy. the officials of hadrian's government remained largely unchanged. antoninus, if already respected before his accession, quickly won the goodwill of the senators, for being a moderate ruler, who was respectful of the ancient institution of the senate. antoninus won renown for being a mild and compassionate ruler; he established new laws, protecting slaves from cruelty and abuse, and when his wife, faustina, died in late 140 or early 141 ad he founded in her memory the puellae faustinianae, a charitable institution for the daughters of the poor. a rebellion in roman britain was suppressed, and in 142 ad a thirty six mile garrisoned barrier, called the antonine wall, was built to extend the roman frontier some one hundred miles north of hadrian\u2019s wall. antoninus\u2019 armies contained revolts in mauritania, germany, dacia, and egypt. one highlight during his reign occurred in 148 ad, with the nine-hundredth anniversary of the foundation of rome being celebrated by the hosting of magnificent games in rome. while this increased antoninus\u2019s popularity, the frugal emperor had to debase the roman currency. antoninus became increasingly frail and named marcus aurelius as his successor and legitimised the succession by marrying his daughter, faustina the younger, to the future emperor. antoninus pius died on 7 march 161 ad and elaborate funeral ceremonies were held in rome with his remains being buried in the mausoleum of hadrian. a column was dedicated to antoninus on the campus martius, and the temple he had built in the forum in 141 ad to his deified wife faustina was rededicated to the deified faustina and the deified antoninus. it survives as the church of san lorenzo in miranda."},"estimateMax":4000,"lotNumber":"1397","title":{"en":"roman gold bust of antoninus pius in silver brooch"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18557/view","tags":["usjewelry_brooches","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":3000,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman-era brooch featuring a gold bust of Emperor Antoninus Pius set within a silver frame. The central gold element, likely a coin or medallion, depicts the emperor's laureate and draped bust in profile. The surrounding silver brooch is oval-shaped, with an ornate, textured border that appears to incorporate leaf-like motifs and small applied spheres. The contrast between the lustrous gold and the oxidized silver creates a striking visual effect, typical of valuable Roman jewelry.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:09.766Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£3,000 - £4,000","currency":"GBP","id":18557,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":3000},{"startPrice":5,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18558/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-2nd century ad \n a bronze reclining lion with detailed mane and fur; lock hasp to the bottom, hinge-plate to the rear. 37 grams, 47mm (1 3/4\"). very fine condition. [no reserve] \n \n provenance \n from a private belgian collection; previously part of a private collection formed in germany in the 1990s."},"estimateMax":100,"lotNumber":"1398","title":{"en":"roman lion lock hasp"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18558/view","tags":["uscollectibles_hardware","uscollectibles","uscollectibles_all"],"directSalePrice":5,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman-period lock hasp, crafted in the form of a recumbent lion. The piece is made of bronze, displaying a greenish patina. The lion is depicted in a stylized manner, with its head facing forward, prominent mane, and body resting. It features an integrated loop or hole for securing a lock pin, serving both a functional and decorative purpose in Roman households or chests.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:09.768Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£80 - £100","currency":"GBP","id":18558,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":80},{"startPrice":200,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18559/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-4th century ad \n a group of intaglios consisting of: a carnelian intaglio engraved with ceres standing holding ears of wheat; a carnelian intaglio engraved with the bust of a bearded male deity, possibly serapis; a carnelian intaglio engraved with the image of a bird looking back; a green stone intaglio engraved with a victorious emperor holding staff and orb; a carnelian intaglio engraved with the standing image of apollo holding a bow; a carnelian intaglio engraved with a cicada; a garnet intaglio engraved with fortuna holding rudder and \n cornucopia. 4 grams total, 8-12mm (1/4\"). fine condition. [7] \n \n provenance \n property of a south west london gentleman; acquired by his father in the 1970s; by descent 1986."},"estimateMax":300,"lotNumber":"1399","title":{"en":"roman intaglio collection"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18559/view","tags":["usjewelry_loosegemstones","usjewelry","usjewelry_all"],"directSalePrice":200,"aiDescription":"This lot presents a collection of seven Roman intaglio gems, varying in color and subject matter. These are small, carved gemstones designed for use in rings or as seals, with designs cut into the surface. Subjects include human figures, possibly deities or mythological scenes, and potentially animal or insect motifs. The gems exhibit a range of hues, from translucent reddish-browns to opaque reds and dark greens, showcasing the diverse materials used in Roman glyptic art.","lastUpdate":"2026-08-16T04:19:09.769Z","textCase":"lower","estimate":"£200 - £300","currency":"GBP","id":18559,"category":{"en":"Antiquities - Roman"},"estimateMin":200},{"startPrice":500,"sold":false,"images":["https://bidspirit-images.global.ssl.fastly.net/timeline-auctions/cloned-images/18560/001/001.jpg"],"available":false,"description":{"en":"1st-3rd century ad \n a silver statuette of mercury (greek hermes) wearing a \n pilos hat with wings, head turned to the left; naked except for cloak over right shoulder; money bag held in left hand. 35 grams, 57mm (2 1/4\"). fine condition. \n \n provenance \n property of a south west london gentleman; acquired by his father in the 1970s; by descent 1986."},"estimateMax":700,"lotNumber":"1400","title":{"en":"roman silver mercury statuette"},"url":"https://us.bidspirit.com/ui/lotPage/timeline-auctions/source/catalog/auction/6366/lot/18560/view","tags":["usdecorativearts_silver","usdecorativearts","usdecorativearts_all"],"directSalePrice":500,"aiDescription":"This is a Roman statuette depicting the god Mercury, crafted from silver. 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