Celtic Imitations Philip II Macedon Drachm 3rd-2nd cent

EASTERN EUROPE. Imitations of Philip II of Macedon. Drachm (3rd-2nd centuries BC). "Kugelwange" type. 2,39 gr. - 13 mm. O:\ Stylized head of Zeus right. R:\ Stylized horse prancing left. Lanz 509; OTA

EASTERN EUROPE. Imitations of Philip II of Macedon (2nd-1st centuries BC). Tetradrachm. 14,15 gr. – 25,0 mm. O:\ Laureate head of Zeus right. R:\ ΛIΠΠOV. Youth riding horse right, hol

Mint in the central Carpathian region. Celticized head of Zeus right, without chin / Celticized horseman riding right, line with central pellet below. OTA 244. KMW 1142. VF+, superb patina!

Mint in the central Carpathian region. Celticized head of Zeus right, without chin / Celticized horseman riding right, line with central pellet below. OTA 244. KMW 1142. VF+, superb patina!

Eastern Europe, Danube River Valley, Eastern Celts, ca. 2nd century BCE. AR tetradrachm. OBVERSE: Baumreiter type, in imitation of Philip II, Celticized laureate head facing right. REVERSE: Horse gall

Danubian District, Eastern Celts, 2nd century BCE, AR tetradrachm, 9.0 grams. OBVERSE: Baumreiter type, in imitation of Philip II, Celticized laureate head facing right. REVERSE: Horse galloping left.

LOT (2) KINGDOM OF MACEDON INCLUDING PHILIP II (359-336 BC) AR 1/5 STATER COIN, 12 MM (F); ALEXANDER III (THE GREAT) (336-323 BC) AR DRACHM COIN, 19MM (F)

2nd Century BC Ancient Greece Thessalonica Macedon AE19 Grades. Thessalonica was founded in 315 BC by Cassander of Macedon, who named it after his wife Thessalonike, daughter of Philip II of Macedon a

Stylized laureate head of Zeus right / Celticized horseman riding left, ∞ below. Gobl OTA 488/7. Lanz 777. Almost XF, superb patina!

Terracotta with original paint coating. China, early Western Han dynasty (3rd to 2nd cent. BC)From the tomb complex of the first Han emperor, Gaozu (206 – 195) or surrounding graves. Guardsmen f

Greek/Macedon, Philip II, 359 to 336 BCE. AV stater (8.5 grams). Laureate head of Apollo to right. Rev. Charioteer driving chariot drawn by two rearing horses to right, holding reins in his left hand

Roman 2nd-3rd cent. A.D..Gold. D. max 1.3 cm. Finger ring made of thick sheet gold, the sides faceted three times. A round applique with the embossed representation of the head of Medusa with curly ha

Roman 2nd-3rd cent. A.D..Sheet silver. H. 2.3 cm. L. 2.4 cmA small left foot in sheet silver. Likely a votive offering.Formerly coll. W. M., Bavaria, Germany, before 2002.

Roman 2nd-3rd cent. A.D..Bronze. L. 14.7 cmElongated body with profiled rim; flaring snout. The handle ends in a duck's head.Formerly priv. coll. M. C. (b. 1933) and R. C.-B. (b. 1929), Basel. Thereaf

Western Europe, Spain / Portugal, Iberian, Celtic culture, ca. 3rd to 2nd century BCE. A stippled wave motif gilt in a 21.7% gold adorns the rim of this stunning 89.65% silver Celtiberian goblet! The

Ancient gold torque, possibly Celtic, poss. 2nd/3rd c. AD, twisted metal form, arrow hook closure, twisted end, approx.112g, 6.5"dia., untested Provenance: The Robert B. and Beatrice C. Mayer Family C

Grey slate. Gandhara, Pakistan – Afghanistan, 2nd to 3rd cent. Very rare head from an almost life-size sculpture and in typical expression of the Hellenistic influenced style of Gandhara, an old

Grey slate. Ghandara, probably 2nd to 3rd cent. Rare stone sculpture, well preserved in terms of its old age, rendered with Maitreya, (lit.:"loving-kindness"), also named Buddha of the future. As the

Fired clay. Gandhara , approx. 2nd to 3rd cent. Very rare piece, portraying Buddha Shakyamuni with an exceptionally spirited, strongly messianic expression, not immersed in meditation as in a later pe

Celtic Bronze Horse and Warrior, Probably Mars, c. 3rd-2nd Century B.C.Celtic warrior or probably Mars, seated on his horse, wearing a Grecian helmet, holding a Celtic sword in his right hand and a ro

Greece/Macedon, reign of Philip II, ca. 359 to 336 BCE. AR silver tetradrachm. Laureate head of Zeus right / Youth on horseback right; monogram below. Size: 0.95" W (2.4 cm); 14.1 grams Provenance: p

Macedon. Macedonian Kingdom - Philip III Arridaios, 323-317 BC (In the Name and Types of Philip II, 359-336 BC). AV Stater (8.6g), Abydos mint, ca. 320 BC, struck under Lennatos or Antigonos I Monopht

KINGS of MACEDON. ALEXANDER. As regent, 317-305 BC. AV Stater (18mm, 8.58 g, 11h). In the name and types of Philip II. Pella mint. Struck circa 317/6-315/4 BC. Laureate head of Apollo right / chariote

2nd century BC. Mint in Transylvania, imitating Philip II of Macedonia. Obv: stylised, laureate head of Zeus right with four dots down the right of the head. Rev: stylised horse with saddle-shaped hea