Sicily Akragas 470-460 BC Obol

Ancient Greek, SICILY, Akragas. Circa 480/478-470 BC. AR Didrachm (8.34 grams, 19mm). Sea eagle standing right / Crab; barley grain below; all within shallow incuse circle. VF

Title: Sicily. Syracuse. Ca. 475-470 BC. AR tetradrachm Origin: Syracuse Date/Period: 475-470 BC Materials: Silver Dimensions: 25 mm. 17.0 gm. Sicily. Syracuse. Ca. 475-470 BC. AR tetradrachm. 25 mm.

Mysia, Lampsakos AR Obol. Circa 480-460 BC. 0.65 gr. – 9.2 mm. Janiform head / Head of Athena left, wearing Corinthian helmet, all within incuse square. Baldwin pl. V, 16; SNG von Aulock 7390;

Ancient Greece > Sicily > Syracuse, circa 480-470 BCE: AR Obol (9 x 9.5mm, 0.65g); head of Arethusa facing right / four-spoke wheel. Reference: SNG ANS 116-118, S-917; good VF, obverse a little off-ce

500-470 BC silver didrachm, 8.7 grams Provenance: Private Collection

Head of Athena right / Owl standing right. SNG Cop. 31. XF, superb patina and style

Sicily, Akragas, 425 to 406 BCE, AE hemilitron, 23.5 grams. OBVERSE: Eagle standing facing, head upturned right and screeching, holding eel. REVERSE: Crab; conch-shell and octopus below; six dots arou

**Originally Listed At $150** Sicily, Akragas, before 406 BCE. Obverse: An eagle attacking a hare. Revere: A crab, three pellets, a crayfish below; all set in round incuse. The coinage from Akragas is

Ionia. Ephesos circa 390-380 BC. Obol AR 0.75 gr. – 9.0 mm. O:\ Bee. R:\ Forepart of stag right, E-Φ flanking, all within incuse circle. SNG Copenhagen 241; SNG von Aulock –. XF

Mysia, Kyzikos. circa 480 BC. Obol AR (10mm, 0.75g). O:\ Forepart of boar left, tunny upward to right. R:\ Head of roaring lion left, retrograde K to upper left, all within incuse square. Von Fritze I

Greek & Roman Portraits 470 BC - AD 500 Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (1972). Boston, Museum of Fine Arts. CHF 50 / 100 EUR 45 / 91 _____________________________ The library of Dr J. Robert Guy Th

An Attic red-figure lekythos Attributed to the Workshop of Brygos, circa 490-470 B.C. Depicting a bearded man with a fillet in his hair and wearing a himation, he leans on a knobbly staff holding a

An Attic White-Ground Alabastron Attributed to the Workshop of the Syriskos Painter, Circa 480-460 B.C. Height 6 1/2 inches (16 cm). Provenance: Christie's, London, Antiquities, 25 November 1997, Lot

ROTFIGURIGE SCHALE Attisch Ohne Sockel / without base Keramik. L 27,5 cm. Ø 21,2 cm Provenienz: W. Rosenbaum, Ascona (1894 - 1984). Um 470 - 460 v. Chr. (spät Douris) CHF 4 200 / 8 400 EUR 3 612 / 7

note with it reads "excavated in 1988, estimated at 460 BC" 8 1/2" tall.

**First Time At Auction** Magna Graecia, Southern Italy, Sicily, Akragas, ca. 495 to 478 BCE. A silver / AR didrachm from Akragas in Sicily. OBVERSE: Sea eagle standing right. REVERSE: Crab within inc

CALABRIA TARAS (473-460 BC) AR DIDRACHM COIN, 25MM (VF)

**Originally Listed At $75** Magna Graecia, Southern Italy, Sicily, Akragas, ca. 477 to 420 BCE. A miniscule silver / AR litra from Akragas in Sicily. OBVERSE: Eagle with closed wings standing facing

Attic Black-Figured White Ground Lekythos by the Carlsruhe Painter circa 470 - 450 BC B.C. On the body is a young woman with large cista between palmettes, above a frieze made of two lines of half pom

Tetradrachm silver coin Sicily-Punico, circa 320 BC in a gold tone frame. Excellent condition.

1ST.CENTURY BC SICILY TO 138-361 AD (19) Coin Collection Asia Minor Excollection Richard Speciski of Grosse Pointe City - Coins and Stamps SHOP, Mack Avenue 48230.

4th-2nd Centuries B.C Sicily Female Figure, Guaranteed Authentic. Measure Approx. 7" Tall Not Including Wooden Base. This, and many lots forthcoming were found at the massive central Florida estate of

John w. NichoII (American 1865-1943) Greek theater ruins Taormina Sicily 734 bc., oil on board, signed lower left, 16 x 20 board size, 20 3/4 x 24 1/2 inches overall frame.

The Arethusa Facing Head Tetradrachm from Syracuse, Sicily, attributed to the master engraver Kimon, is a notable and highly prized coin in ancient Greek numismatics. Kimon was one of the most renowne