eLive Auction 29

eLive Auction 29
Ancient and World Coins, Antiquities

The online catalogue will accept bids from registered users until 14:00, Saturday 7 October 2023.

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The Roman Republic

341: Sex. Pompeius Fostlus. AR Denarius, 137 BC

Antiquities

988: ROMAN GLASS UNGUENTARIUM Roman period, 1st-2nd century AD. Elongated unguentarium with a cut everted lip, a short cylindrical neck with a slight constriction at the base, a pyriform body, a convex bottom. Height: 88 mm

Greek Coins

164: Syracuse. Second Democracy (466-405 BC).. AR Tetradrachm, c. 430 BC

Greek Coins

173: Syracuse. Dionysios I (405-367 BC).. AE Drachm, after 395 BC

Ancient and Medieval Asia

268: Hunnic Tribes. Uncertain (550-600 AD). AR Drachm, possibly struck by the Alchon in Kashmir

The Roman Empire

620: Septimius Severus (193-211).. AR Denarius, Rome mint, 197 AD

Greek Coins

121: Kainon. AE 22 mm, c. 365 BC

Antiquities

970: ITALIC AND ROMAN BRONZES Italic cultures, c. 4th century BC - 3rd century AD Lot of five bronze items, including: two italic reins tensioners, a big roman nail, two curious objects, probably a stylized figure and an aes formatum. Dimensions: from 17 to 92 mm

Greek Coins

169: Syracuse. Second Democracy (466-405 BC).. AE Hemilitron, c. 415-405 BC

Ancient and Medieval Asia

258: Characene. Apodakos. AR Tetradrachm, c. 110-104 BC

The Roman Republic

439: L. Procilius. AR Denarius, 80 BC

The Roman Republic

461: L. Roscius Fabatus. AR Denarius serratus, 64 BC

Greek Coins

142: Naxos. AR Litra, 530-510 BC

Greek Coins

61: Southern Lucania, Sybaris. AR Stater, c. 550-510 BC

Antiquities

962: PUNIC MULTICOLOR OINOCHOE Punic world, c. 6th century BC. Small oinochoe in multicoloured glass paste. Three-lobed mouth, cylindrical neck, ovoid body, short trumpet foot. Decoration with horizontal bands and vertical blue and yellow spikes on a blue background. Height (preserved): 81 mm

Greek Coins

221: Thrace, Apollonia Pontika. AR Drachm, mid-late 4th century BC

The Roman Empire

689: Trajan Decius (249-251).. AE Double sestertius, Rome mint

Greek Coins

55: Southern Lucania, Metapontum. AR Stater, 510-470 BC

Antiquities

1034: SIX ANCIENT ARROWHEADS Miscellanea. Lot of six (6) bronze arrowheads

Greek Coins

182: Syracuse. Agathokles (317-289 BC).. AE Litra, c. 295 BC

Antiquities

977: EGYPTIAN SCRIBA AMULET IN FAIENCE Egyptian Late Period (716-30 BC.) Egyptian greenish faience amulet depicting a cross-legged scriba writing on a tablet. Suspension loop behind the back Height: 17 mm

The Roman Republic

470: M. Aemilius Scaurus with Pub. Plautius Hypsaeus. . AR Denarius, 58 BC

Antiquities

958: PREHISTORIC FLINT SCRAPER Upper Paleolithic to Neolithic, c. 35000-5000 BC. Scraper made of flint with a notched crescent side. Dimensions: 57x51 mm

Antiquities

1030: TWENTY CULVERIN PROJECTILES Reinassence, XV-XVIII century. Lot of twenty iron culverin projectiles. Diameter: 43 mm., Weight: 290-300 g

The Roman Empire

577: Hadrian (117-138).. AR Denarius, Rome mint, 130-133

Greek Coins

158: Syracuse. Gelon I (485-478 BC).. AR Tetradrachm

The Roman Empire

562: Trajan (98-117).. AR Denarius, 103-111

The Roman Republic

377: L. Valerius Flaccus. AR Denarius, 108 or 107 BC

Antiquities

1038: SEVEN ANCIENT BRONZE ITEMS From the Roman to the Medieval period. Lot of seven bronze items, comprehending a pelta, three bullae, part of the decoration of a casket (?) depicting a bearded face and two unrecognizable items. Various sizes: from 45 to 21 mm

Ancient and Medieval Asia

261: Baktria, Indo-Greek Kingdoms. Menander I Soter (155-130 BC). . AE Light Chalkos

The Roman Empire

515: Divus Augustus (died 14 AD).. AE As, Rome mint, 34-37

The Roman Empire

547: Domitian as Caesar (69-81).. AR Denarius, 77-78

Greek Coins

129: Katane. AE 25 mm, 2nd-1st century BC

Antiquities

1018: AMAZING ROMAN BRASS MIRROR Roman period, 2nd-4th century AD. Roman bronze brass mirror with the non-reflecting part decorated with concentric circles of different heights, forming a fascinating play of shadows. Diameter: 100 mm

Antiquities

965: EGNATHIA STYLE SKYPHOS Apulian culture, c. 350-325 BC. Beige depured clay, low gloss black paint. Ovoid body, low ring foot, horizontal rod handles. End of body unpainted, foot painted in red and black. Decoration: Side A: overpainting in white, red and yellow paint arranged in horizontal lines with garland motifs, festoons, meanders, leaves and dots. Side B: white and yellow painted overpainting with garland motifs, horizontal dots and two vertical festoons. In the centre, rosette. Height: 81 mm., Diameter: 74 mm

The Roman Empire

547: Domitian as Caesar (69-81).. AR Denarius, 77-78

Greek Coins

15: Central and Southern Campania, Neapolis. AR Nomos, 320-300 BC

Ancient and Medieval Asia

253: Kings of Parthia. Gotarzes I (95-87 BC). AR Drachm, Ekbatana mint

Ancient and Medieval Asia

262: Sasanian Kings. Varhran V (420-438).. AR Drachm. KL mint, year unsigned

The Roman Empire

626: Julia Domna (died 217 AD).. AE Sestertius, Rome mint, 211-217

The Roman Republic

481: Caius Julius Caesar. AR Denarius, mint moving with Caesar, 49-48 BC

The Roman Empire

575: Hadrian (117-138).. AE Dupondius, Rome mint, 129-130

Greek Coins

111: Gela. AR Tetradrachm, 430-425 BC

The Roman Empire

710: Constantius I Chlorus (293-306).. AE1, Ticinum mint, 300-303

Greek Coins

233: Ionia, Erythrai. EL Hekte, c. 520-480 BC

Greek Coins

52: Northern Lucania, Velia. AR Nomos, c. 400-340 BC

The Roman Empire

629: Plautilla, wife of Caracalla (died 212 AD).. AR Denarius, struck under Caracalla

The Roman Empire

541: Vespasian (69-79).. AR Denarius, Rome mint, 76 AD

Greek Coins

86: Bruttium, Rhegion. AR Litra, c. 420-415/410 BC

Greek Coins

2: Southern Gaul, Insubres. AR Drachm, 2nd century BC. Imitating Massalia

The Roman Republic

285: Anonymous. AR Quadrigatus (Didrachm), uncertain Sicilian mints, 218-217 BC