Romano British Dimpled Pottery Beaker

1st-4th century A.D. Mainly domestic ware fragments, mortaria, amphorae and other types; in a wooden collector's tray, some with inked inscriptions including 'Col.' for Colchester. 9.85 kg total, 2-14

Roman Empire, made and found in Britain, ca. 2nd century CE. Some of the most desorable of all Roman potteries are those coming from their British occupation days. Very sculptural jar in grayware fabr

Collection of 5 pieces of British World War II patriotic porcelain/pottery including; 1.) Beaker measuring 4.25" in height by Copeland Spode for the RAF British War Relief Society. 2.) Mug measuring 3

Romano-British, Imperial Period, ca. 1st Century CE. Skillfully cast via the lost wax (cire perdue) process, a bronze vessel mount of a rare type, depicting the forepart of Pegasus emerging from bloss

Mayan Incised Pottery Beaker Vessel 9 1/2 x 6 1/8 in. Property from the Collection of Gayfryd Steinberg

A Romano-British bronze brooch depicting a hound holding a rabbit in its mouth, c. 2nd Century AD, nicely detailed and lacking the pin and catch. L: 1 2/5 in (3.6cm). Ex JME collection; Royal Athena G

A large pair of dimpled pottery garden planters. Each: Approx. 22in tall x 28in diameter.

Roman Britain, ca. 1st to 5th centuries CE. A mold-made ceramic vessel of a conical form that resembles a conifer cone with its multiple plates or scales delineated to produce an attractive geometric

A group of 3 Michael Simon (American, 1947-2021) salt fired stoneware pottery footed cup 'beakers' each having a deep conical bottom and a white glazed interior spilling over the top edge. 1 beaker ha

A Romano-British bronze enameled brooch - ex Hattatt Collection, c. 2nd Century AD. The brooch is in the form of a free running horse with remains of inlay within the body. Found near Winchester Hants

Nazca Polychrome Pottery Beaker c.200-600 AD. Size 8 3/4 inches high, 4 1/4 inches wide. Provenance: Estate of David Sheridan, Branchburg, NJ., acquired 1950’s to early 2000’s, by descen

RARE CAHOKIA POTTERY BEAKER FROM MADISON COUNTY ILLINOIS, EX ROY POHLER COLLECTION, HAS BEEN PROFESSIONALLY RESTORED

**Originally Listed At $400** Near East / Western Asia, Parthian or possibly Achaemenid, ca. late 1st millennium BCE; Romano-British, Imperial Period, ca. 1st Century CE. A lovely set of 3 metal fibul

A Romano-British bronze brooch in the form of a nesting bird, c. 3rd-5th Century AD, likely depicting a partridge or duck, W: 29 mm. Ex collection of Lord Alastair McAlpine, Baron McAlpine of West Gre

A Romano-British bronze plate brooch - ex Hattatt Collection, c. 2nd Century AD, the body in the form of a running hound, the interior of the body recessed for enamel (now gone). The brooch is well-pr

A Romano-British bronze bounding hare brooch with a Colchester two-piece spring gear, c. late 1st Century AD. The body has an incised rocker-arm decoration, L: 1 ¼ in (3.2cm). All others known are en

Rome, Roman Britain, ca. 43 to 410 CE. This is a trio of small enamelled fibulas that reflect the unique artistic tradition of Celtic influence on Roman style in Britain. Two are cruciform shaped and

Egypt, Late Dynastic and Ptolemaic to early Romano-Egyptian period, ca. 5th to 1st century BCE; Greece, Hellenistic Period, ca. 3rd to 2nd century BCE. This is a fantastic group of mold form terracott

**Originally Listed At $350** Romano British, Imperial period, ca. 3rd century CE. A beautiful silver crossbow fibula or brooch used to fasten a cloak of a soldier and citizen. It is cruciform, with r

A Romano-British brooch in the form of a pig, c. 2nd Century AD, with a central, circular hole and appearing to be an enamelled eye, L: 1 ¼ in (3.2cm). Ex Collection of Lord McAlpine of West Green, E

**Originally Listed At $350** Romano British, Imperial period, ca. 3rd century CE. A beautiful silver crossbow fibula or brooch used to fasten a cloak of a soldier and citizen. It is cruciform, with r

Roman Britain, ca. 1st to early 5th centuries CE. This is a gorgeous bronze fibula (brooch) in the shape of an arm and hand, curved at the elbow, with the hand itself carefully detailed, and a round b

A Romano-British bronze concave lozenge brooch, c. 40-60 AD, a probable import from Rhineland or Pannonia (present day Hungary), L: 1 ¾ in (4.4cm). Ex Richard Hattatt Collection. Published: Hattatt,

Carbonized wheat from the Romano-British town of Verulamium. Neatly penned notes on the underside read 'Verulamium 1949. Wheat from burnt carbon lava level of Period IA, Building Site G, c. AD 125-150