. Relic of St Constance. Italy 8th century. .

**Originally Listed At $150** Italy, ca. 19th century CE. This is a small antique tin reliquary in circular form with a thread and red wax seal across its back (denoting that the relic remains). Under

Central Italy, ca. 8th-7th century BC. A fine burnished impasto-ware amphora, with anthropomorphic decoration along shoulder. Very nice example. Ex: Jürgen Haering, Galerie am Museum, Freiburg, Ger

Villanovan Etruscan Impasto Kyathos, South Italy, c. 8th-7th Century B.C. South Italy, c. 8th-7th Century B.C. With sloping sides and narrow flat base, the handle is elaborate with crescent-shaped ter

Early Villanovan Pottery Vessel Northern Italy, ca. 8th to 6th century BCE.

Italy18th/19th century"St. Joseph with the boy Jesus"Twelve ceramic tilesClay fired, colorfully painted and glazed53 x 40 cm, with frame 73 x 59 cm

An original American navy tone tin street sign with raised white lettering that advertises for MacDougal St. W. 8TH St. Circa: 20th century. American street signs and collectibles. Dimensions: 22" X 1

**First Time At Auction** Northern Italy, Villanovan, ca. 9th to 8th century BCE; Rome, Imperial Period, ca. 2nd to 4th century CE; Northern Europe, Viking / Norse culture, ca. 9th to 11th century CE.

Italian marble sculpture of St. Anthony the Abbot - Central Italy 17th century sculpted in the round in white marble, the Saint depicted in abbot's robes with stick and bell; at his feet an ox and a d

Northern Italy, Villanovan culture, ca. 10th to 8th century BCE. Stunning pottery vessel with deep brown slip bulbous base thin neck with flared rim and most strikingly twin spiked (cornuta) handles a

Molten, embossed, chiselled and enamelled silver. Snuff box: title stamp and stamp for the city of St Petersburg. Cigarette case: Italy early 20th century

Northern Italy, Villanovan culture, ca. 8th to 7th century BCE. Very large and once quite extraordinary bronze fibula. Cast bronze clothes pin with rectangular catch plate and long curving arc somewha

**Originally Listed At $350** Northern Italy, Villanovan culture, ca. 9th to 8th century BCE. A "sanguisuga" brooch - meaning "leech" - made of tightly-coiled bronze wire with a heavy clasp and pin. T

**Originally Listed At $100** Northern Italy, Villanovan culture, ca. 9th to 8th century BCE. A fibula (brooch) made of rounded sheet bronze with a heavy clasp and pin joined to the body through a spi

Oil paint on canvas depicting the head of St. Francis of Paola, Southern Italy area, eighteenth century. Cm 40x35. The piece of art is declared of cultural interest pursuant to art. 13 of Legislative

LATE 19th CENTURY ITALY PHOTOGRAPH, FLORENCE BAPTISTERY of ST JOHN SAN GIOVANNI LATE 19th CENTURY ITALY PHOTOGRAPH: Florence Baptistery of Saint John. Italian title on image: 3022. FIRENZE. Chiesa di

Late Roman/Byzantine period, 5th-8th century AD. Circular, just over 1" diameter, with quartered projections defining a saltire Later known as St. Andrew’s cross). Domed with high relief central

Gilt bronze size 6. 5th-8th Century AD. Typical Roman characteristics are the oval shape and projecting bottom nub. The thick oval bezel is incised with crossed marks representing St. Andrew's cross,

Marble Bust of Octavian signed. From an East 69th St NYC estate. - Dimensions: 17"h x 12"

Italy, 15th century A.D. A terracotta head, likely representing Saint Anne, modelled as an older woman wearing a wimple which covers her head and neck; executed with a semi-naturalistic, oval-shaped f

15-16th century, Italy. Silver mount from reliquary, marked on reverse. St. Lawrence was one of the seven deacons who served the Roman Catholic Church in the middle of the 3rd century. He is often por

This ancient relic is a remarkable Neo-Hittite disc plaque, crafted from steatite schist during the 8th-7th century BC. It features an intricate relief depicting a Mede with a sphinx. Measuring 10cm (

Pair of original ecclesiastical documents that testify to the transfer of some relics. Written by hand, they show two different dates: 1789 and 1795. Italy, 18th century.

1 St class relic of Saint Clavitis, Martyr, with authentication document dated 1965. Saint Cavitas was born in Sardinia, was arrested by Roman authorities circa 3rd century during the rein of Diocleti

Eastern Europe or western Asia, ca. 8th to 10th century CE. A bronze reliquary cross comprised of two crosses held together by hinges at top and bottom, intended to hold a relic. Each side is incised