ANTIQUITIES 23 and 24 June 2011 MW stemean yee Corel oleyu-m ETN 20-21 Bloomsbury Way London WC1A 2TH of faoon iS COL ISConventional yardstcks for judging the results of an auetion house sale often include the total hhamamer price achieved: or the total number of bidders attracted; or the total number of lots actually sold during the event. As CEO ofthe company, Lam therefore proud to announce that by ‘every one of those measures TimeLine Auctions fourth and most recent sale on 18th March, 2011 ‘an only be described as a resounding success, We notched up a record numberof sold lots: and ‘we attracted a record number of bidders; and we attained a record total hammer price. From around the world, sellers and buyers (collectors and investors alike) responded to that good news by flocking to our door. Indeed we had so many lots consigned to us in the weeks following ‘March's sale that we had to hurriedly re-schedule our auction calendar and limit this present sale ‘to antiquities only, with coins slotted into an additional sale on ast December 2011. Most of the ine hundred and twenty nine lots now awaiting the attention of our auctioneer, Robin Baker, are lavishly illustrated on the pages that follow. The rest may be viewed online. They have already notched up yet another record for TimeLine Auctions ~ the greatest number of antiquities lots we hhave so far brought to a single sale, Some are sure to catch your eye and tempt you to atch the auctioneer’, Regular clients need little further guidance; but we have a substantial number of neweomers, some ‘hoping to bid in the room; others taking part via the internet. Let me give each an especially warm ‘welcome. [think you will find in the catalogue answers to most questions that might cross your minds; if not, be assured that every member of TLA’s stall is at your service before, during and after the sale. TimeLine Auctions is proud of its reputation in helping clients who wish to star, to add to, orto dispose of a collection. Our adviee is free and available to all. Please enjoy this catalogue and our auetion .. and return for more. Brett Hammond ‘CEO Timeline Auctions Luu Theting MM ONS TimeLine Auctions take place the Swedenborg in Bloomsbury Way, London Wr; within’ five minutes walking distance of Holborn ‘Tottenham Court Road and Russell Square underground ‘stationsHead Office “TimeLine Auctions Limited Berry Lodge St Mary's Lane Upminster M14 3PH, UK Website ‘www timeineauctions.com Viewing ‘Wednesday 22 June 4 pm to 6 pm ‘Thursday 23 June 9:30 am to 12 noon Friday 24 June 9:30 am to 12 noon ‘Auction ‘Thursday 23 June 12 noon Friday 24 June 12 noon Champagne Reception Wednesday 22 June 6 pm to 7:30 pm Bids ++44 (0) 1708 222824 ‘+44 (0) 1708 225689 fax bids @timelineauctions com Plaase note that absentee bids should be submitted no later than 9 pm on ‘Wednesday 22 June 2011 Bidding by telephone will only be arranged for any lot with a lower ‘estimate in excess of £400, and by arrangement prior to Wednesday 22 June 2011 Sale Number: 9 Catalogue: £15 Tetra Auctpna et Fogsoa ne ee7501 Regaed ee Bary tase ‘Stifr/ arm Umer 430M ANTIQUITIES 23 and 24 June 2011 The Swedenborg Hall 20-21 Bloomsbury Way London WC1A 2TH Head of Department Coins: Christopher Wren Antiquities: Brett Hammond, ‘Auctioneer Robin Baker General Enquiries +44 (0) 1708 222384 ‘enquires@timelineauctions.com Coins: Tanja Maijala Antiquities: Stephen Polington Please see page 2 for bidder information including after-sale collection and shipment Please see page 247 and 248 for ‘Terms and Conditions and Absentee Bid Form (also downloadable from our website) Mustrations Front cover: Lot 534 Back cover: Lot 689 Inside back cover: Lot 559Contents Timeline Auctions: Antiquities: Thursday 23 June 2011 at 12:00 noon Egyptian 3 Greek 24 Roman & Byzantine 38 Near Eastern 93 Antiquities: Friday 24 June 2011 at 12:00 noon Christian Collection 127 Stone, Bronze & Iron Ages 164 Saxon & Viking 17 Medieval & Post-Medieval 189 Eastern & Groups 225 Explanation of Symbols » of ilustrated on our webs Red Title Los offered without a reserve Bidding This is 8 rostrum auction and there wil be live internet bidding through werw.hessalaroom com and worwsiveauctioneers.com. The buyer's premium's 15% and is subject to VAT (internet bidding s subject to additonal charge of 3% + VAT). TimeLine Auctions isnot responsible for ‘any missed los a bids due tonetwork speed or down-ime. Bidders are remind that our website carries high-resolution enlargeable colour Imagas of af the tems ilustrated in this catalogue, gather with other tems. An Absentae Bid Form fs included at the hack of this catalogue ‘and can be mailed, faxed or emailed, to reach us by no lter than Spm GMT on Wednesday 22 June 2011. Altematively, please register on our ‘website and record your absentee bids via your online account: wwwthnelineauctions.com., Please do not consider your commission form tO have been successiully logged unless you have received an acknowiedgemert from us. Collection and Storage Allis willbe available for collection from The Swedenberg Hall up o 7pm on the day of the sale, after which time they wil be seat for storage, Lots wil be availabe fom our Essex premises from Monday 27 June 2011, after which storage charges may appl. Shipping quotes can be srenged by contacting Tanja Maijala ‘shipping@timatneauctons com Notice to Buyers ‘Same [ots will fequie export icences in onder to leave the UK or EU, please contact us for advice required. We tr to provide information regarding general cancion, restoraons, repairs and damage for each lot but hiss necessarly subjective. The absence of specifc information ‘does not imply that the lt is fee from defects or that its In good condition, Bidders should satisfy themselves in all respects by personal inspection before belding, Estimate ranges are provided for general information only and are given in Pourds Storing (E); andforariquives, ‘approximate equivalents in Euros (EUR) and US Dollars (USD). Hammer prices may fall outside the ranges indicated. Al bids and payments, ‘must be made in Pounds Sterling How to Find the Auction Venue “The Swedenborg Halls located inthe heart of London, only about 200 mater ftom Great Russel Steet and The British Museum. “Tne nearest London Underground Stations are Holborn and Russell Square. Local Hotels ‘There are sevaral hotels within @ short walking distance including The Holiday Ina and The Thiste Hota in Bloomsbury. LetsEtt IDelsinsye al Lots 332 - 465Antiquities -Near Eastern ‘Timetine Auctions we 882, Near Eastern Gold and Lapis Lazull Mesopotamian Necklace Crea £00-600 BC. A restrung mult-strand necklace comprising fve rows of narrow lapis lazul strung between two triangular plates; the. Strands with crenelated god collars placed regulary, the central ‘ornament a pierced granulated gold bar with lapis lazuli bead and loop below, and cast gold scaled pendant attached: the triangular plates with gree ropework border and logos, two repaired the upper ‘sections wth lager lapis lazul beads and gold colars; some restoration wih a modem simple hook-and-eye catch. Gold and lapis lazul, 23 grams, 45 om. Very fe conditon, £3,000 - 5,000 EUR 3,370 -5,620 USD 5,000- 8,340, x Jomes Chestemen Collection, Cantxidgeshire, UK. 4 WW Foss PutinTimetine Auctions ‘Aniquiies - Near Eastern 333 Near Eastern Gold and Polychrome Bead Necklace Crea ist millennium BC. A necklace formed from gold eouble-toop links and eight spherical polychrome glass beads: the cert feature 2 globular dark tue pendant with integral suspension loop; hook-and- lee fastening. Gold and glass, 21 grams, 42cm. Very fine condition. £300 - 500 EUR 340-860 USD 500-850, ‘Si eect, Landon, UK formed nthe 1950 334 Near Eastern Gold, Banded Agate and Carnelian Necklace. Citea 1.500-1,200 BC. A long restrung necklace comprising nine banded agate biconical beads flanked by gold spherical beads, Separated by series of carnelian discs. Golé, agate and eamelian, 212 grime, 60 cm. Very fine wearable condition. Restrung with ‘modern cep. £200 - 300 EUR 220-240 sD 330-600 Property cf London Gentemen; scquted Deore 129 385 Near Eastern Old Syrian Bead Necklace Circa 1600 BC. A restrung necklace comprising forty-three conical ‘carnakan ribbed beads with interstitial clusters of thre small biconical beads. Carnalian, 49 grams, 78 cm. Very fine condition. £200 - 300 EUR 220-940 USD 330 -500 Propery ea London Genteman; acauted nthe 19608. 9330. Near Eastern Glass Polychrome Bead Necklace Circa 500 BC-100 AD, probably Phoenician. A resirung necklace ‘composed rom glass beads of spherical, tubular, biconical and ovoid profiles, some not ancient. Glass, 130 grams, 70 em. Very fine ‘conden £200 - 300 EUR 220-340 USD 330-500 es 335 336 OP Signs :Phelt it 95Antiquities - Neer Eastern Eo 37 Near Eastern Gold Granulated Ring Circa et century BC. A square-section gold ber bent into a penennudarforn with granuiston tothe edges, Gold, 4.65 grams, 24 mmm. Vary fine contion £500 - 800, EUR 560 -900 sD 830 - 1,230 38 Near Eastern Gold Sassanian Figural Intaglio Ring Citea Sid cantury AD. A cast gold finger rng formed as a D-secton hoop tlsing to scooped shoulders, the bezel an eliptical pedestal beating the image of an advancing female figure in flowing robes holding a gobietin the sght hand. Gold, 7.56 grams, 26.6 mm overall (approximate sie British S, USA 9 1/4, Europe 20.98, Japen 19) Extremely fine condition, wearable: minoc damage to base of Noop £400 - 600 {UR 450 -670 529 Near Easter Gold Abassid Finger Ring Circa 10% century AD. A gold finger ring comprising a plain gold tnangular-section hoop wih two expancling pilars bearing crescent decoration, each capped with a conical gamet. Gold and garnet, 3.70 grams, 34 mm overal (approximate size Brtish M 1/2, USA 6 1/4 trope 13.0, Japan 12). Very fine condition, complete and wearable. Ror. £150 - 200 euR1 $0 250-250 340 Near Easter Carved Camellan Finger Ring Circa tet-Sh century AD. A finger ring carved from camelian with avatted hoop rising to an elliptical bezel with a ceviral boss with {epproximate size British 7. USA 9 3/4, Europe 21.78, Japon 21 Extemly fine condtion £200 - 300 EUR 220-340 USD 330-500 41 Near Eastern Carved Carnelian Intaglio Finger Ring Circa ‘Tststh century AD. A carved camelian ring comprising @ hatehed panel on the wear of the hoop and a series of ibexes on th hoop vith crescents above: the bezela dco panel with the incised ‘mati ofa long-leqge beside a bush. Camelian, 723 rams, 28.4 mm nate size BriishQ, USA 8, Europe: 17.15, Japan 18) ond £200 - 300 UR 220-340 $0 330-500 96 PuctiensTimeline Auctions Near Eastern 342 Near Eastern Carved Came Circa 1St-Sth century AD. A finger ring Carved from carnelian with facetted hoop rising to an eliptical bezel with a comed, facatied central boss. See Oman,C.C. Victoria and Albert Museum Ci \n Finger Ring of Rings. Carnelian, 268 grams, 25 mm overal (approximate Brtish'L 172, USA'6. Japan 12). Extremely conelton £80 - 120 UR 90 190 $0 130-200 Near Eastern Gold and Emerald Pendant Earrings Chea 6tnStn century BC. A pair of gold compost “earings omarising a wie hoop with helical wire bindings and wa with pearl, emerald and agate beads: the hoop attached to the Pendant cylinder by extension wire binding with peat and ‘gate beads aiong the outer adges: the pendant cylin ermed from gold sheet with fligree and granulation detaling, on the reverse lige filet, onthe front a repoussé mask above @ circular collet (on See Tro, E. etal m Tuscany The Etruscan ‘agate and pearl, 7.97 grams, 47 mm 8.21 g non. (2 £300 - 500 EUR 340 USD 500-830 ‘gate and peat Near Eastern Gold Openwork Earrings Circa 1st millennium BC..A peir of gold earrings comprising @ thick suspension hoop ettached to a rectangular openwork panel with fiigree omament: below, awire loop with beads ctoches in turquoise 4 granules and wire cage vith amethyst teardrop ‘pearl turquoise and amethyst, §.90 grams, 63.8 mm 9 ‘mim, Extremely fine condtion, (2) £300 - 500 EUR 940-560 $0 500 - 830 Near Eastern Parthian Gold Pendant Earrings y BC. A pair of gold pendant earrings formed as aw conical pendants wit granule decoration on the upper faces fee collars; the hollow suspension loop with trge atcha points. Gold, 1.87 grams, 22.4 mm; 2.18 grams, 23 mm. Exteemaly fine condition. [2 £250 - 400 UR 280-450 80 420-6; 46 Near Eastern Sassanian Gold, Pearl and Crystal Earring Circa 2nd-7th century AD. A gold earring formed from a thick wire vith cole loop; at the cuter ends of the wire two pierced peat, separated by gold granule collars flanking a pierced crystal faceted bead. Gold, pearl and crystal, 6.74 grams, 29 mn. Very fine condition. £250 - 350 EUR 280 ISD 420 “580 Ea Phuc7 Near Eastern Assyrian Gold Winged Bull Mount Cites #Sin-10th century BC. A repcussé gold foil mount inthe form cf an advancing winged bull wih curved homs, gaping mouth, tliptal ear, hk trunk, broad wing and curt {old attachment loop. Gol : Concdion, Rare, £300 - 500, Near Eastern Bactrian Gold Mount elliptical ears, surrounded b border; the mount p figural 349 Near Eastern Syrian Gold Bull's Head Pendant Circa tst m¥fenium BC. A hollow thesacied bul the radiating solar ode ofthe head of mm. One horn data £200 - 300 50 Near Eastern Sassanian Gold Framed Seal Crea atsth century AC. An eliptical cammelian seal stone with fine intagho profie ofa bearded man with inscription before the count stone of pian pale onyx; the whole set into @ gold sip frame with Apphed twisted wire scrofvork and beads witha plain suspension Toop; the frame oflater date. Gold and stone, 16 grams, 40mm. Very £800 - 1,200 EUR 900 - 1,250 USD 1,330 2/000, 98 PuctiensTimetine Auctions ‘Aniquiies - Near Eastern 351 251 Near Eastern Sassanian Silver-Gilt Lotus Bow! Crea 4th contury BC. A simple repoussé bow wth rounded base and rolled ren, the upper edge ornamented with alernating ‘arrowhead! ‘nd Yeardrop’ moti (the later gilded externally) above the lotus flower futings; aerate petals gilded. Siver-git, 160 grams, 17 em clameter. Fine, with some miner damage. £1,000 - 1,500 EUR 1120-7,690, USD 1670-2.500 ‘Acquted on te London at makati he 1960's 352 _ Near Eastern Bactrian Silver Dish with Camel Applique Circa ist milennium 8C. A shallow silver dish with angled sides and plain edge rim with a band of incised ornament, the bow! with Fepoussé bosses both internally and externally a the centre intemeally 2 repousse applique depicing a walking camel and handler. Siver, 5310 grams, 15 em. Fine condition, some perforation to repouss6 £1,000 - 1,500 EUR 1.120- 1,690 Usp 1670 2.500, Proper oa London Gentoman: acquire bok 1975. 353 Near Eastern Phrygian Silver Brooch Pair Citea 8n-71 century BC. A matched pair of bow brooches with linear rib design to the bow and cresent design onthe hinge plate. Ser, 21 grams total. 49mm, 50 mm. Fine condition (No Reserve) £100 - 150 EUR 110-170 USD 170-250 From 0 bt Engh cotecton Shue MBsAntiquities -Near Eastern ‘Timetine Auctions 54 Near Easter Achaemenid Lotus Bow! Crea 1st milennium BC. A shallow beaten bronze bow wih repaussé lotus blossom and raised central boss. onze, 160 grams, 175 em. ‘ery fine conciton. £300 - 400 EUR 40-450 USD 500-670 UK we mart acid ro fo 2000 355 Near Eastern Luristan Goat-Handled Offering Bow! Circa 2d milennium BC. & small cast bronze shallow dish or paten ‘with broad rim and tripod foot, the afixed handle in the form of a leaping goat, the front hooves riveted tothe bow rim; the goat well, ‘modelled with nostrils, eyes, ears, hors and ti. Bronze, 990 grams, 21 om. Very fine condition. Rare. £1,200 - 1,800 EUR 1,380-2,020 USD 2,000 - 3,000, London eotoctor: aoqutod in ih 19503: 100 ction LingTimetine Auctions ‘Aniquiies - Near Eastern 386 356 Near Eastern Sassanian Figural Bow! Circa 2nd-Tth century AD. A beaten bronze bow with fluted rim and flat bese, decorated with concentnie bands of arcading, hounds ‘chasing deer and display script; to the im, panels of dispiay scriot reserved against an arabesque background. Bronze, 14 kg, 42 cm. Very fine condition, cleaned. Rare. £1,000 - 1,500 EUR 1,120-1,600 USD 1870 -2'500 Landon coiscton: acquired nthe 1050. 357 Near Eastern Bronze Zoomorphic Pouring Spout Circa 4th century BC. A east bronze hollow spout with conical D- secton attachment developing to the cylindrical spout with zoomorphic detaling incuding ram's homs and ears and an ‘elephants trunk: two holes for attachment vets at the upper end ronze, 260 grams, 86 mm. Very ne condtion £300 - 500 EUR 240-560 USD 500-830 Ui art makot, acquiod prt 1998 358 Near Easter Stylised Cockerel Bowl Foot Circa 3rd century AD. A cast bow! moun inthe form of a stylised ‘cockerel with red stone eyes; a pendant suspended trom the beak, Bronze, 387 grams, 60 mm. Very fine condtion 475-125 EUR 0-140 USD 130-210 Pruai calecion Cambrgoshi, UR: acquired porto 2000. 398 g? ggeline, Phuc 101Antiquities -Near Eastern ‘Timetine Auctions 369 359 Near Eastern Sassanian Bronze Tripod Incense Brazier Circa tet mitenniuim BC. A cast bronze overd bowl with marrow ima ‘supported on three legs with “paw feet. with a square socketted handle, pierced for afxing an organic handle extension. Bronze, 655 ‘grams, 10 em. Extremely fine condition. Rare. £150 250 EUR 170-240 USD 250-420 Property of London Genteman; acquired boore 1978. 360. Near Eastern Bronze Palm Tree Koh! Pot Crea 2,500 BC. Acast onze vessel in the frm ofa palm trunk, with ‘ix projections; the pin in situ, the head depicting the figure of an ‘animal. Bronze, 120 grams, 11 cm. Fine condition, £300 - 400 EUR 140-450 SD 500 -670 Proper of@ London Genteman: acquted beer 1900 361 Near Eastern Achaemenid Rhyton Terminals CCkca {st milenalum BC. Two cast bronze socketed rhyton termina ‘one in the form af an tex head, the other a bul's head with chevron border at socket. Bronze, 430 grams total, 13 and 16 cm. Very fine ‘condition, Rare (2) £300 - 500 EUR 240 -560 USD 500 - 830, Property ofa London Genteman: acquired bee 1973, 361 102Timetine Auctions 362 382 Near Eastern Bronze Ox Figurines Circa 1st millennium BC. A group of two cast bronze bovines, one with e-shaped horns, square muzzie, narrow body and large black to the shoulders: the other wah fla beneath the jaw and block tothe shoulders; the blocks possibly part ofa yoke for an ard. Bronze, 500, ‘grams, 91 mm. Fine condition. [2] £200 - 300 EUR 220-340 USD 330 -500 Propery cf London Gentemnan: acquired betore 1975. 363 Near Eastern Assyrian Winged Male Statuette Circa 1st milennium BC. A cast bronze winged bull or famassu {iguine with bearded face, hands holding distended belly and four legs below; standing on a tered plinth. Bronze, 44 grams, 40 mm. Very fine condition. £200 - 300 EUR 220-340 Uso 930-600 UK private colecton acauted te 1950 264 Near Eastern Pre Achaemenid Bronze Ibex Circa 900-800 BC. A holow cast figure ofa standing ibex. the homs. ‘curvad back, the annular eyes open. Bronze, 300 grams, 11cm. Very fine condition, sight loss to one ar. £1,000 - 1,500 EUR 1.120- 7,690, USD 1.670 -2.500 ‘Acsutod on the Landon ot marketin to 1960's G + TM ‘Aniquiies - Near EasternAntiquities -Near Eastern ‘Timetine Auctions 965 Near Eastern Bactrian Bronze Bull Circa 3000 BC. A hollow cast fqure of a rectning bull with small tubular raceptacie infront; the bul well modelled with nostis, eyes, hors, musculature and tal. Bronze, 1.19 kg, 21 em. Fine condition, rosiored. Rare £3,000 - 5,000 EUR3,370-5,620 USD 5:000-8.340, Lendon coer: soquted in the 1950 5386 Near Eastern Armenian Bronze Horse Figurine Citea bth century BC. A cast bronze figurine of ahorse with tapering legs and al, elongated neck, ovoid ears and fowing mane inthe form ‘of athin ange. Bronze, 80 grams, 80 mam. Fine condition. Rare. £400 - 600 EUR 450-670 uso 670-1,009 Property of London Genteman: acquis beer 1950 867 Near Easter Scythian Tbex Mount Crea 4th century BC. A cast mount inthe frm af a kneeling ibex in low colle, with long curved horn. Bronze, 20 grams, 49 mm. Extremely fine condition, Rare, £100- 150 EUR 110-170 USD 170-250 ‘Acquired eth London ant maetin tho 19608. 368 Near Eastern Scythian Lion Mount Citea th century BC. Acast mount nthe form of crouching fon in low rot Bronze, 13 grams, 29mm. Very fine condition. £100 - 150 EUR 110-170 USD 170-250 Acgued on te London art market in he 1960. To AW Oegiins 7Timetine Auctions ‘Aniquiies - Near Eastern 309 Near Eastern Luristan Bronze "Master Of Animals’ ‘Standard Cites 800 BC. A cast bfacal standard final with anthropomorphic ‘central figure, flanked by ibexes and horse heads above a narrow ‘waist and Jower body. See Oscar Muscarole Bronze and Won, umbers 230-233, fr very similar examples. Bronze, 215 grams, 19 ‘em. Very fine condition, £375 -525 EUR 420 -590 USD 630-880 UK a mato, acquied prt 2000, 370 Near Eastern Luristan Tinned Bronze tbex Brooch Circa 1,000-650 BC. A plate brooch with hinged pin and caichplate {othe reverse in te form ofanibexin profie, the head facing. Tinned bronze, 17 grams, 45 mm. Very fine condo. £200 - 300 EUR 220-340, U0 230 -600 iat colecin: bought UK at markt. acauled pir 102000 271 _Near Eastern Pre-Achaemenid Pair of Bronze Bangles Circa 800-700 BC. A pai oflarge cast bracelets, wth integral animal head terminals. Bronze, 790 grams total, 11 ci. Fine condition ‘£600 - 900 EUR 670 -7,010 usp 1,000 7,500 Aquted en te London at market in 1960's 372 Near Eastern Luristan Horse Bit Circa Bh century BC. A cast horse ba assemblage comprising a transverse bar with opposed scrolled ends joining two cheekpiates in ‘the form of advancing male goats with attachment rings above their heads and on their mumps. See Legraia, L.Luristan Bronzes in the University Museum. Bronze, 545 grams, 18 om, Fine condition, ‘complete. ‘£800 - 1,200 EUR 900. 1,350 1u8b 1,390 -2'000, Proper of Landon Gentman of raion decent sequined inthe 106038 a 370 369 an ue Tggeiins 105; (O15Antiquities -Near Eastern TimeLine Auctions an am 373 Ordos Empire Dagger Circa 3rd century BC. A cast bronze lozenge section dagger with ‘shot tapering blade and thick mid the shoulders with a curved ‘rame and hilt with helical Bending rising toa thick fencid pommel. Bronze, 455 grams, 37 cm. Extremely fine condition. £300 - 500, EUR 40-860 USD 500-830 Property of 9 Midciesex Gerteoman: acquired in the sory 19706 ex Chui Prothowe 374 Near Easter Luristan Dagger Circa 1,400-1,000 BC. A large cast bronze dagger comprising @ ‘tapering blade with longitudinal engraved lines on both faces; the lower guard eliptcalin plan the hit with cast ropework texturing and the pommel conical. See Khorasani, M.M. Arms and Armor from Ian. Bronze, 260 grams, 30 cm. Fine candtion, cleaned and conserved. £100- 150 EUR 110-170 SO 170-250 Property of Landon Genteman; sequie beore 900 m6 375 Near Eastern Luristan Bronze Short Sword ‘Giea 1,000 BC. cast bronze short sword with cyindtical hit and angular blade: the hilt holow with traces of retaining pin for the ‘organic final the blade with hick crossguard and medal. Bronze, 325 grams, 40.5 em. Vety fine condition. Rare. £200 - 300 EUR 220-340 USD 330-500, UK at mart, acid por 2000 76 Near Eastern Luristan Bronze Short Sword Citea 10th century BC. A cast bronze short sword af Type IV with ‘conical hit and triangular blade, tho Hilt with fve longtucinal sits and hollow top the blade with thick central and ovoid penannular > beneath the il: etaining some enamel inlay. C. Khorasani, MM. Ams and Anno from Iran i9.20. Bronze, 475 grams, 47 cm. Very {ine condition. Very rave type. £4,000 - 1,500 EUR 1,120-1.680 USD 1,670 -2,500 UK a8 markt acquired por te 2000 106 ‘Ciggsting ctionTimeLine Auctions, ‘Aniquiies - Near Eastern a7 ama S77 ear Easter Luristan Bronze Spearhead Circa 1200-1100 BC. A very lame example of @ cast bronze Type 1 spearhead, the long ovate blade with curved shoulders and broad ‘midnbythe heavy square section shank developing to tapering tang, fastened by bending to a rightangle and hammering flat. Ct. Khorasani, MM. Arms and Armor from Iran, cat. 278. Bronze, 620 ‘grams, 55cm. Very fine condition £1,200 - 300 EUR 7.350 -340 Uso 2,000 -500 UK at mart, squared prior 2000. 378 Near Eastern Luristan Bronze Sword-Type Spearhead Crea 1,400-1,000 BC. A large cast bronze Marik VI sword-yp0 ‘spearhead with agent tapering lade with fat cereal ib anda short, snuare-sectio tang. Ct. Khorasan, M.M. Arms and Armor from Iran, ‘cat. 273. Bronze, 440 grams, $3 cm. Very fine condition. £200 - 300 EUR 220-240 USD 330-500 Ui on mart, equ prior 2000, 9 379 Near Eastern Luristan Bronze Spearheads CCitca 2nd milennaum BC. A group of wo bronze spearheads: alange ‘Cast speathiead with pronounced certal fb ond hooked tang and a shorter exernpe with plain tang and plein rib. Bronze, 90 grams, 17 ‘em; 490 grams, 39 em, Very fine condition [2] £100 - 150 EUR 110-170, USD 170-250, UK at mart cued pir 0 1906, Seti ‘Tietne 15, 107Antiquities -Near Eastern ‘Timetine Auctions 381 380 Near Eastern Bronze Luristan Ceremonial Mace Head ‘Grea 1,250-650 BC. A cast tube with everted rim a the lower end: narrow ribbed cobaré at both ends, expanding to a thick idged bulb Bronze, 355 grams, 10 cm. Very fine condition. £160 - 240 EUR 180-270 Usd 270-400 From ano Engh cotton 4381 Near Eastern Babylonian Duck Billed Axehead ‘Gitca 2000 BG. A cast bronze axehead with ovod socket and ribbed blade with two piercings. Bronze, 240 grams, 11 cm, Very tine condition 382 #200 - 300 EUR 220-340 USD 330-500 From an ald English cotecton ‘982. Near Eastern Luristan Bronze Socketted Axehead Citea 800 BC. A cast bronze axehead wih tubular socket and back stud the blade with convex edge. Bronze, 285 grams. 14 em. Very {ine conattion £125- 175 EUR 140-200 USD 210-290 UK an mart, acquit prior 2000 383 Near Eastern Luristan Bronze Double-Axe Head. Cites 890 BC, A cast bronze axshead comprising an elipical tubular ‘ck! with an expanding axe blade to one side and a shone blade 383 lo the other side at an acute angie to the socket. onze, 225 grams, ‘18m, Very fine condition 125-175 EUR 140-200 USD 210-290 Ui at rho, cguied prt 2000, #4 Near Eastern Luristan Bronze Axe Head ‘Clea 800 BC. A broad cast axe head with slighty convex bade; the ‘oval socket having four holes for pins to hold the wooden hart the back of the axe with 2 semicircular and notched crushing face Bronze, 210 grams, 1 om. Very fine condition, £125- 175 EUR 140-200 USD 210-290 UK mht, sguited piort 2000, ae 108TimeLine Auctions, ‘Aniquiies - Near Eastern 385 Near Eastern Sassanian Lead Zoomorphic Base Circa 1st millennium BC. A cast base supported by four Kneeling ‘camels wih fine detain, the central socket sing from their ums, the socket pierced to accepta shaft. Lead, 28g, 30 mm, Very fine ‘conditon £300 - 500 EUR 340-560 USD 500 -830 Propery ca London Genteman: acyured bake 1975 386m Near Eastern Indus Valley Ido! Cita 2600-1900 BC. An anthropomorphic figurine in cream-grey ‘ceramic formed with a trapezoidal head with triangular nasal ‘extension, bbed on the upper surface; the eyes formed as circular Impressions: on the shoulders @ three-band mantle with annular [pendant on the ches: the arms folded with the hands onthe hips: the base conical. Ceramic, $7 erams, 93 mm. Repair toneck, otherwise, ‘very fine condition, 50-80 EUR 60-90 usb 40-130 Ui at market, seated prt 2000, 287 Near Eastern Indus Valley Painted Vessel Circa 2nd millennium BC. A shallow biconical vessal with fat base; ‘the upper ponon painted with soenes of mythical winged bests ond stepped cross designs in atractive pale green, cream and white ‘oulined in brown; the rim flared. Ceramic, 745 grams, 19 cm ‘ameter. Rim chipped, otherwise very fine condition £100 - 150 EUR 110-170 USD 170-250 UK at market, acai pore 2000 388 Near Eastern Amlash Spouted Vessel Circa 1st milennium BC. A gourd-shaped, round-bottomed vessel ‘ith incised chowron ornament, ised bosses and loop handle, the ‘eck extending ino along spout with pierced boss under. Ceramic, 1935 grams, 30 em. Fine condition, the spout lghty restored, £250 - 350 EUR 280 -290 Usb 420 -560, atson cotton, Suk, UK peling PhucAntiquities -Near Eastern Timetine Auctions: 389 Near Easter Decorated Jar with Pie Crust Handles Circa 2nd millennium BC. A large globular jar in creanpink fabric with D-shaped ‘pie crust’ handles fo the sides, flat base and wide flared rim; a crucifom design in impressed points above one handle, ‘Ceramic, 2.7 4g, 28 om. Very fine condition. £250 - 400 EUR 280-450 Us0.420-670 UK rt mart sci por fe 2000 320 Near Eastern Decorated Jar with Handles Grea 3:4 milensium BC, The Holy Land. A ceramic jar with rounded boom andtwe broad loop handles; 2 narrow band of impressed point decoration 16 the flared rim. Ceramic, 585 grams, 17 em. Very fine ‘condion, £100 - 150 UR 110-170 Us 170-250 UK at mart, sci prior to 2000 301 Near Easter Decorated Ceramic Bow! ‘Gira 2nd milennium SC. A wide ceramic bow! in red fabric with ow ‘stemmed base and thickened rim; three applied fluted sirips 0 the ‘shoulder. Ceramic, 2.1 kg, 32 cm diameter. Very fine condition. £200 - 300, EUR 220-340 Usb 330-500 UK an mart, seid prior © 2000 392. Near Eastern Bull Rhyton Cea 1st milennium BC. & ceramic vessel in the form of a bovine ‘with prominent horns, discodl eyes and D-section muzzie; to the neck ‘2 crenelisted band and pendant triangle o the chest on the back a flared spout. Ceramic, 1.7 kg, 26 cm. Very fine condition, some rostoravon.. £900 - 1,200 EUR 1,010-1.350 USD 1'500-2/000 UN at morte, scared prior 1998.TimeLine Auctions, ‘Aniquiies - Near Eastern 303 Near Eastern Group of Juglets Circa 2000 BC. A mixed group of three early juglets wih globular bodies and natrow necks; two with painted reticulation in red, one. plercad a sides for suspension, the other witha single loop handle; the thc in grey fatxc, pain witha single loop handle, Ceramic, 260 ‘grams total, 70-90 mm. Fine condition. (3) £100 - 150 EUR 110-170. USD 170-250, Ua mart, acquted prov 2000. 384 Near Eastern Elamite Kohl Pots Circa 2nd-ist millennium BC. Ceramic Kohl pots having square bodies wth tll necks, one depicting human and animal figures on a ‘ipod base: the other depicting similar subjects oa four feet. Ceramic, 44 grams, 71 mm; 45 grams, 67 mm. Very ine condition. [2 £150 - 250 EUR 170-280 USD 250-420, Proper ef London Genteman; acquired bebe 1975, 305 _Near Eastern Sassanian Wheel Cut Cup Citca Sith century BC. Asemi-cicier groon glass cup wth whee!- ‘cut dimples in bands to outside. Glass, 160 grams, 95 mm. Fina ‘condition. [No Reserve} £200 - 300 EUR 220-340, USD 330-500 Property oa London Genteman; acquire bere 1975 396 Near Eastern Bactrian Alabaster Vessel ‘Chea ate Src-early 2nd millennium BC. Cyindiea inform, Baring to the slightly rounded base, with an overhanging rounded disc tm. ‘Alabaster, 2.4 kg, 26 em. Very fine condition. £250 - 400 EUR 280-450, sD 420-670 Un at market cq prov 2000. Gg Tggeiins MAH @n5 iAntiquities -Near Eastern ‘Timetine Auctions 307 Near Eastern Bactrian Alabaster Vessel Circa late 3rc-earty 2nd milennium BC. A carved alabaster jar with slightly fared base and evertad rim. Alabaster, 625 grams, 74 mm. Very tine condition. £150 250 EUR 170-280 USD 250 -420 UK a mart, acquired ror to 2000 98 Near Easter Alabaster Vessel Circa 3ré milenaium BC. A substantial carved alabaster jar with bulbous body, narow base and everte rim, Alabaster, 1.28 kg, 15 ‘em. Very ine condtion, complete; minor chipping to ri. £300 - 500 EUR 340-560, ‘Uso 500-830 UK at mart acquired por te 2000 399 Near Easter Alabaster Bow! Circa 3d millennium BC. A substantial coved alabaster bow! with shallow concave body, nartow base and carted fm, Alabaster, 540 ‘grams, 15 om. Very fine conditon, £150 200 EUR 170-220 USD 250-330 UK a mart, acid porto 2000 400. Near Eastern Alabaster Jar Citea 3ré milenaium BC. & substantial carved alabaster jar with Conical body, fared dase and everted rim, Alabaster, 685 grams, 80 mm. Very fine cancion. £180 - 240 EUR 200-270 USO 300 - 400 UK rt mart, acquired rot 2000TimeLine Auctions, ‘Aniquiies - Near Eastern 401 Near Eastern Alabaster Oxus Cylindrical Jar CCitea 2nd millennium BC. A globular carved alabaster jar wih broad base and everted fim, Alabaster, 440 grams, 71mm. Very fine ‘condition. £120 - 180 EUR 130-200 USD 200-300, Un art market, acquired grr t 200 402 Near Eastern Arabian Stone Plaque Circa 2nd-3rd conn AD. A Rguraive limestone stle or decorate plaque formed as a rectangular block with a stylised human face in the upper zone; the brow broad, nose angular, eyes recessed, mouth pursed fve incised angular characters below. Limestone, 6.7 ka, 33, ‘em. Very fine condition, £750 - 3,000 EUR 840-1,120 USD 1,250-4.670 Pru catection SUPER, UK: acarodin the 190%. 403. Near Eastern Mesopotamian Jemdet Nasr Crystal Duck ‘Seal Circa 31d milennium BC. A carved crystal stamp eal in the form of 2 duck with its head placed along its back, on each wing, within a rectangle an inscription, one in three horizontal lines and the other in Six vertcal on the underside a standing female four with one hand raised and the otter gripping an instrument. Crystal, 18 grams, 37 mm. Very fine conditon. £100 - 150 EUR 110-170 USD 170-250, ‘Stk cotecton,Lendon, UK:krmedin the 1950 404 Near Eastern Scaraboid Amethyst Seal Circa 1,200 BC. A carved amethyst stamp sea inthe form ofa scarab beetlo; on the underside a design ofa running deer leaping an eight Pointed star within a bileted border. Amethyst, 4.54 grams, 25mm. ‘Very fine conaiton. £200 - 300 EUR 220-240. Usb 330 -500 ‘58x cect, Landon, UK: ermed nthe 1950s 403 408 Lucien Tggeiins it 118Antiquities -Near Eastern Timetine Auctions: 408 407 410 406 405. Near Eastern Urk-Jemdet Nasr Reclining Calf Amulet Seal ‘Gica $000 BC. A carved stone stamp sea formed as arecining calf pierced vertically for suspension: on the underside a driled seal Impression depicting two beds. Stone, 10 grams, 30 mm. Very fine ‘eondiion £200 - 300 EUR 220-240 Uso 330-500 _r.dotn Winnie catecton, USA 406 Near Eastern Assyrian Carved Seal Amulet Circa 12th-9tn century BC. A carved stone seal matrix depicting a rivets Holland, omAntiquities - Christian Anefacts ‘Timetine Auctions S37 se 597 Medieval Bronze Crucifix Figure Citea 15th contury AD. A cast bronze figure of Chist from a erucfi ‘wth siyised posture and lincioth: attachment peg to rear, supplied with a custom-made stand. Bronze, 130 grams including stand, 12.5, ‘em. Very fine condtion £500 - 800 EUR 560-900, USO 830-1,330 From an importan clacton of Cristian artefacts formed inthe 1970% and 18605; he property of 3 Ciy Gentleman 538 Medieval Bronze Crucifix Figure Circa 18th century AD. A cast bronze figure of Christ rom a cuit with erect Read and right arm flexed. Bronze, 6.22 grams, 45 mm, Very fine condition. Rare. £100 - 200 EUR 110-220 USD 170-330 From an importin ollotion of Osan ares forma inthe 1970% and 180s ne prope ofa Cay Geneman 539 Medieval Bronze Crucifix Figures Circa 14th-15th century AD. A group of two crucifixion figuines, one with nolow back and fat pose, the other with arched back and towed legs. Bronze, 16.6 grams, 45-50 mm. Very fine condition. (2) £200 - 300 EUR 220-240 USD 330 -500 Property ofa Hampshire Gantieman;acquted beere 2000 150 OY Tigpeting gY 9 PuctiensTimetine Auctions Antiquities - Christian Arefacs 540 Medieval Venetian Gilt Cross Mount Circa 13th century AD. A hollow copper-aloy quadrate cruciform ‘mount with raised, charmfered border, the feld decorated with ‘engraved foliage sols; the centrepiece a female with ing towing hair, loose robe and mantle, her arms raised to her chest holding a ‘container, her head surreunded by a nimbus; the border pierced by rine attachment rivet holes; supplied with a custom-made display stand. Git bronze, 85 grams including stand, 81 mm. Very tine ‘condton. Rare. ‘£800 - 1,200 EUR 900 - 7.350 SD 1,330 2.000 Property cf London Gentomen: aqui bere 2000 541 Medieval Bronze St Peter Figurine Circa 18th century AD. A cast bronze figurine of a bearded male in ‘lassical ‘Late Roman’ garb, the undergarment's sleeve ofthe right frm ending tthe elbow, the lat arm covered by the folds ofa toga, ‘carefully modelled with a broad stipe; the ight hand raised to ‘shoulderheight and the index and middle fingers extended in the ‘lassie beneticional gesture; the left hand held against the micif ‘gripping @ key. held withthe loop in the lap and the wards on the ‘chest; the folds of cloth on the lower imbs modelled in deta, but ‘without detaiing othe feet the reverse hallowed: an upper void in ‘the area of the chest and a larger one behind the legs; a small sttachment lug behind the fiqure’s separately cast ight arm. Seo Garibaldi, V. & Toscano, 8. Amolo Di Cambio: Una Rinascita ‘Nel! Umbria Medievale, Rome, 2008, Bronze, 70 grams, 71 mm. Extremely fine condton £1,000 - 1,500 EUR 1,120- 7,690 USD 1,670 -2.800 From an importer calecton of Cretan artetcts formad hth 1970 and 19605; tte propery of8 Cty Gentean. The postr, hefow b¥c ard 198 of the present ace suggest ha mas dosignedto te wowed a3 Sena nd Ye Inslowed aaa would sccommatote a modellod high backed car The scar ‘oheback ofthe nead!ay have ben hom mode gh86d?)unbus. Keys ‘are assoctted with several sis, most newb SS. dames and Peter. The DBonodewena! gastro and hey hal! loop downwards aro ator doped ‘nocttad wih St. Petra mediaeval art fr exam h the paring ened ‘Sao Pedro inthe Museu Gro Vasco de Viseu. Portugal painted it 1606. Tho ‘resent poce is abncst corarly 2 misiatrsed vorson of te tonze sat ‘The Fe of St tern the Vocon basi, wont by Arad dl Como and completed around 1500 5a 151Antiquities - Christian Anefacts ‘Timetine Auctions 543 542. Medieval Bronze Figural Mount Cites 14th-15th century AD. An apenwork bronze mount in he frm ‘ofa bearded male ina loose robe witha book in his left hand and his, Fight raised in biassing, the surrounding plate quadcate win attachment holes; supplied with a custom-made stand. Bronze, 160 ‘grams, 14 em including stand. Very fine condition, £250- 400 EUR 280 -450 USD 429 -670 Prvae catectan, Suk, UK: acme inthe 1990 543 Medieval Bronze Lamb of God Seal Matrix Citea Téth-15th century AD. A bronze stamp seal with knopped suspension loop, collar and hexagonal shank; the design a lamb looking backwards to @ flag within the legend in Lombardic script ‘ECCE AGNVS DE? (Behold! The Lamb of Gad): supplied with seal Impression. Bronze, 940 grams, 23 mm. Ver fie condition, £150 - 250 EUR 170 -280 USD 260-420 Found Noro Engin 544 Medieval Incense Brazier Citea 15th century AD. A cast bronze brazir formed from a simple ‘cup bowl set on a broad flared base, with a hinged ‘bell’ cover sumourted by a cross the cover with eight piercings for ventng the incense smoke; the hinge mechanism attached 1 the curved handle; ‘with traze8 of ol incense insige the bowl. Bronze, 40 grams, 19 em, Very fine condition. £200 - 300 EUR 220-340 USD 330 -500 From an inetd colin of Chistian etfcts fr i the 1970 and 1960s: te property ofa City Genoman. Tho sve of is ple is euastv0 ofan eign in Constantinople 545 Medieval Bronze Small Chalice Circa 14th-15th century AD. A small cast bronze chalice, the hemispherical owl set on a simple baluster sem and foo, the loner basal ring ofthe stem bearing mised symbols possibly originating in Constantinople. Bronze, 140 grams, 78 mm wi. Very fine condo, aro. £200 - 300 EUR 220-340 USD 330 -500 Fram an important collection of Chistian aretcs formed inthe 1970's ne 1900 Re propery ofa Ciy Gentleman 182 OF Sigs PuchiTimetine Auctions Antiquities - Christian Arefacs 546 546 Medieval Bronze Pilgrims Badge Circa late 15th century AD. A bronze baci iconic pendant depicting ‘on one face a male igure wihin a vessel, and on the other the igure ‘of Mary_and chid with text above ‘ave. maria.maria.pu': original suspension loop lost. subsequently pierced. Bronze, 6.70 grams. 30 rm. Very fine condition. £100 - 150 EUR 110-179 USD 170-250 Prva collection Sub UK: ncquted in he 19908. Found onthe Themes Toreshoe at London Bdge 547 Medieval Bronze Pilgrim's Badges Circa early 168th century AD. A group of two bronze badges: ‘comprising: one Madonna and chid figure wah incised lettering \VGN.MAR to the reverse, suspension loop to head; one nimbate Mary and child with sceptre, loop ® rear. Bronze, 3.79 grams, 31 mm; 2.73 grams, 28 mm, Very fine condition. [2] £100 - 150 EUR 110-170 USD 170-250 Prva colecton, Suto UK: acqured ine 100% Found Noro England, 548 Medieval St James of Compostela Badge Circa 15th century AD. cast bronze relijous badge inthe form ofa scallop shell, wit hinged pinto the rear, Bronze, 23 grams, 52 mm. Extremely fine condtion. £80 -120 EUR 90-130 USO 130-200 From an importa collection of Ccston aatct formed ft 1970%¢ and 1980 me propery a iy Gansemn The acl, sha is aasocited WP the shnne f Stamnes of Compost, Spain 549 Medieval Lead Pilgrim's Pendant Circa 15th-f6th century AD. A substantial lead discoid pendant with fan angel on one face and cross on the other. the angel winged and armoured, wh crcular shield bearing across design and ring-headed Staff the cross formed wih two pellets tothe end of each arm; small suspension oop above: Lead, 20 grams, 43 mm. Very fine conto. £100 - 150 EUR 110-170. Usp 170-250 From an important collection of Ohstan srteaclsforad the 1970 and 19605; the property ofa Cty Ganoman Foundon he Tames foreshore naar {he Tower fonder 550 Medieval Pewter Holy Water Vessel Circa 15t-16th century AD. A cast pewier vessel formed as a D- shaped pot and id wth creular pedestal the id wit certral punched ose molt within concentric circles, the outer rim with embossed pellets; atthe rear ofthe pot a cast plaque in the form of Mary dressed ‘88 a Tutor lady wit flowing robes holding the baby Jesus i her lft hand, dressed as a crowned infantina fl robe, Pewter, 185 grams, 16 em, Extremely fine condition £200 - 300 EUR 220-240, USO 330 -500 om an important calection of Caton srtesacts formed the 1970 and 10505; he property of Cty Genloman. Foundon Be Thames foreshore naar {he Tower ofLondon Phuc 153Antiquities - Christian Anefacts TimeLine Auctions 554 551 Medieval Clay Figural Pilgrim's Fiask Crea 121h-15th century AD. A hollow ceramic ampulla or flask with ‘wo loops atthe neck and a sun-n-splendour most cast ni the outer faces of te body. Ceramic, 85 grams, 88 mm. Very fine condition, ‘complet. £60-90 EUR 70-100, uso 100-150 oon cotton, Sul, UK 552 & Medieval Pilgrim Flask ‘Circa 13th-14th century AD. A pigrim flask with semi-circular body ‘and tapering neck, the body supported upon three boss feet, two suspension loops at shoulder. Ceramic, 80 grams, 80 mm. Fine ‘conditon, smal chip at im. [No Reserve) £30-50 EUR 30-60 USD 50-80 Hteon colecton, Sut, UK 553 Medieval Pipe Clay Virgin Mary Figurine Circa 15th century AD. A clay figurine of Mary and child in 15th ‘century dress with fat-opped headdress and loose robes, standing ‘on alow stepped plinth the infant held atthe left shoulder while the right hand clches the folds of the garment. Ceramic, 32 grams, 82 mmm. Vary fine contion. £80- 120 EUR 90-130 uso 130-200 uate coco, Sufoik UK: acquired i the 1990. Found Bitegsoat, TTndon Enpindin tho 1980% 554 Medieval Painted Bone Crucifix Figure Circa 13th-14th century AD. A carved bone Christ figure for @ cructi: with deeoping head, long hai, full beard and leincloth; aces of red ‘and black pigment; sockets for separate ams. Bone, 14 grams, 92 rim. Very fine condition £600 - 900 EUR 570-1,019 USD 1,000 1,500 From an important collection of Chetan anette formed inthe 1970 and 1880's; the property o 9 Ciy Griteman, 555 Medieval Bone Crucifix Figure Circa 16th century AD. A carved bone Christ figurine with crown of thorns in openwork, the face iong and rarrow, the beard shor, the loincioth supported by a cord. Bone, 31.5 grams, 12 em. Very fine ‘condtion, £500 - 900 EUR 670-1,010 USD 1,000 1,500 Fam gn important collection of Chiston artes formed ia the 1970 nd 19605 te propery ofa Cay Genteman 154Timetine Auctions Antiquities - Christian Arefacs 556 Medieval Bone Smoother with Carved Head of Christ CGca 14th-15th century AD. A bone parchment smocther carved with 2 crowned head of Christ at one end, the face with cisco eyes, trapezoidal nose, ovoid mouth andcolla-dength hair, two holes tothe reverse for attachment. Bone, 34 grams, 14 cm, Very fine conto. Very rare. £150 - 250 EUR 170-280 USD 260-420 From an important collection of Cretan areacts format te 1970 and 1960: ho property of « Cky Gendoman: found on th Thames foreshore, 557. Medieval Bone Parchment Scraper and Folder Gitca t4th-15th century AD. A smoothing tool formed from a cut ‘mammalian leg bone, the joint end double bevelled to provide the ‘working edges, the shaft smoothed and highly palished fom use Bone, 185 grams, 13 em. Very fine condition. Very rae £100 - 150 EUR 110-170. USD 170-250 From an imostan clacton of Osten setae formas fe 1970 and 19805; the propery of 2 Cty Genteman. Parcient and ver fequred rosmont and enoahing boferousa oepectly when atfchoots wore ceanod reuse oy rough as woul cause the ks used f sptead eg ee izes. resting n rapier eng. Smoother of Dis ype were at esse! {ool any Sapir a fe seaight ge woul also sarvelo esas 553 Medieval Leather Bible Bag Crea 14th-18th century AD. A leather composite bible bag or pouch with a plain incised cross (cleaned to show detail) and traces of cut {dart decoration tothe font panel; wih inverted and sewn seams, a leather thong drawstring and a leather strap suspendar for securing to a belt Leather, 200 grams, 18 cm. Very five and complete ‘condition; extremely rare and conserved by the (then) Guilshall Museum, London, prior 0 1976, £400 - 600 EUR 450-67 uso 670 7,000, From an importer collection of Cheston eects formed te 1970' and 1960 he propery ofa ly Gentian Foundon te Tomes foreshore near London Badge ine ery 19708. 556 357 155fs - Christian Anetac Timeline Auctions ‘Sy cuin tome pce ne: npn pe ee: magne pie ap TDs ago atts meq ng pyrimaeia meus fame poy ni pee A met ep ag etrn a Genet bi al teal Head aqua acer nu ek et 3 aoe qa Fpscnoasai fu refanimesaim tek Foon Medieval Illuminated Psalter Leaf of Psalm 41 Gea 1179-1223 AD. A Northem French double lum Peate lea! of high qualiy, the displayed recto side with a super initiate ‘Qt ‘Que’ with gold on an inked background in red and blue: the Late text in back ink upon a finely ruled backoround, including lines from Psalm 41 “Que ad modi desiderat ceruus ad fotes aquaru ta Gesiderat anima mea ad te deus’ (As the hart panteth after the fountains of water: somy soul panteth ate 128, God) with panels of red and blue infill wore and a fh outined in ed ink the general lettering in gohic scrt with additonal letters in goX, red and blue inks. Vellum, 165 grams (mounted), 35.5 x28 cm overall, Exrernaly fine conditon, ina card mourt wit explanatory text tothe reverse. Excessively rare, £4,250 - 1,750 EUR 1,400-1,970 560 Medieval ’Oxford’ Illuminated Manuscript Leaf Circa *4th century AD-A single fine vellum double-sided let fom from an Engish Latin text, captas in Hue with red embelis hme = ‘marginal notes i a diferent hand, the fine tet lack ink, with =e rex and blue vrse numbers and red highlighting. Vellum, 1.28 grams, TSS 17.5 x 12 cm. Extremely fine condition. Very rare. £200 - 300 EUR 220-240 uso > 156 PuctiensAntiquities - Christian Arefacts 561 Medieval ‘St Genevieve’ Manuscript Leaf Circa 13th century AD. A page from the biblical book of Chronicles in 9 dense black with decorated versals and margins in red ‘blue the leaf with drypain layout markings. Vellum, 925 gram 42 x305 om. Extremely fine condition, in glazed diepay fame. £100 - 150 EUR 110-170 USD 170-250 562 Medieval illuminated Psalter Leaf of Psalm 12 rea 14th-15th century AD. A vellum leaf of high quabty, the cisplayed side with iluminated border of foliage, flowers end fats picked out in gold feat wth ich colours (red, bie, green and block) Superb initia letter’ on a gold background: the Latin text in beak And rd inks including Snes from Psalm 12; the general lettering in {otkic sept with additonal eter U' alo highighted a gol fe {f deccraton and lettering very similar to the Pars Psalter tis page Possibly fem a French Psalter. Vel, 690 grams (including frame), 140 x 95 mm. Very fine condition, the colours fresh and bright rmountedin a custom-made glazed display frame £400 - 600 EUR 450-670 1$0 870 - 7,000 583 Medieval Mluminated ‘Book of Hours' Leaf Circa 1490,AD. A high qualty vellum Book of Hours leaf, the displayed verso and recto sides with borders of foliage and futs in Fed, green, blue and brown; inital letters In gold on colour backgrounds, the letter’ of particular note: the general letting Gothic script if panels in red and blve with gold embelshments Vellum, 875 grams, 33 x28 cm overall. Very fine condition, in custom made glazed f 9 display both sides £300 - 500 EUR 340 -560 USO 600 -830 PhucAntiquities - Christian Anefac 564 Post Medieval Gold Pectoral Cross Girea #7th century AD. A ke toral cross wit expanding arm nd opework border, of halow construction with hinged suspension Joop; the repoused front with Christ above, angels ying to each si ‘Madonna with Christ child below; letering in the fields and central engraved monogram within @ wreath; the reverse plain with five ‘ 8 grams, 95 stone, representing the fve wounds of Christ. Gol im, Extemy fine condition £1,600 - 2,400 85 Post Medieval Silver Spanish Reliquary Cross 16th-17h century AD, A silver ford cross bottony pendant with Tllow backplate and cast fond elements between the fms: the font sion loop above and plate engraved with a crucifixion scene bor backolate with the Ascension; integra opening screw fting atthe bottom. Sitver. 2 fine condition. Exvemely rare. £500 - 800 cross with pictorial panels: centrally, the ctucliion: above, @ prooching scene, to the lef, Lazarus; 10 the righ resurrection: belw, two ladies approach four figures adore CChifst; figree and granulation ornament tothe suspension loop; foliage and arcading tothe rim. Siver, 30 grams, 11 om. Extremely £100 - 150 UR 110-170 SD 170-250 ™ PuctiensTimetine Auctions Antiquities - Christian Artefacts 587 Post Medieval Canadian Red Indian Silver Trade Cross Circa 18th century AD. flat sheet metal cross wih punched dars to the edge and annulets tothe body, with soldered suspension loop ‘and five gided dished pendants to the arms and base. With a Photocopy from the Sotheby's (Canada) sale of 26th May 1970, epicting a very simior example. Siver, 15.02 grams, 9 mm overall tong. Very fine condition, Exremaly rar, £400 - 600 EUR 450-670 SO 670-000 1980's; the property of a City nan SAver ems. Inch ‘Buta rumba’ of Canadian such as Robert Cnckshank Charles (88 Post Medieval Tudor Silver Inscribed Christian Ring Circa 16th century AD. A cast sliver finger ring with twisted band etaling: the bands decorated with altemating plant motifs and inscribed text‘garde MA Vie Seigneur Jr te’ (Loc | beseech thee. save my life) with a cross and crossiels after ‘seigneur. Siver, 8.80 grams, 23.9 mm overall (approximate size British R 1/2, USA. 314, Europe 19.38, Japan 18). Extremely tine conan. £250 - 350 EUR 280-290 USD 420 -580 Tuckoreoecton, uckinghamshie, UK: famed inthe 280% 1569 Post Medieval Silver-Gilt Paten Circa 16th-17%h century AD. A siver palten or offering plate with shatow dished contre; on the reverse the letirs IHS wath a crass above and bleeding heart below, Siver, 70 grams, 14 om, Very fine condition £300 - 500 EUR a0 USD 00 - 830 570 Post Medieval Silver-Gitt Paten Crea 18th century AD. A continental dished patten, fully gided, the ‘base engraved with IHS and cross above a bleeding heat within a border af entwined thorn branches: bearing two maker's touchmarks Siver git, 120. m diameter. Very ine condtion, the giding fully present £150 - 200 EUR 170-220 Usp 250-330 PhucAntiquities - Christian Anefacts ‘Timetine Auctions sr sv 571 Post Medieval Tudor Silver Hat Pin Circa 16th century AD. A siver-git hat pin comprising a sturdy 's~ ‘shaped pin end decorative isc wih serratad edge showing @ erase ppatonce surrounded by fe doves, representing the five wounds of. hist, on a hatched background keyed to accept black enamel. Siver-gi,2.78 grams, 18.5 mm. Very fine conditon. Tip of pin ostin antuity. 100-150 UR 110-170 USD 170-250 Bote calecon found Nonh Dao, Yorkshire, England in 1982 572 Post Medieval Figure of a Saint Plaque Gites 17th century AD. A’cast bronze figure ofa saint, nimbate with ‘curved profil, right hand pressed tothe chest and lft hand gripping te manta; mounted on backboard for display. Bronze, 148 grams, 16 cmincluding stand. Very fine condition, complete. (No Reserve] 550-80 EUR 60-90 USD 80 - 130 ‘ik cote, London, UK: formed in to 1950 573. Post Medieval Pewter Openwork Trade Cross. Citea 1800 AD. A finely detailed cast fak-section cross wth lis ends ‘and inscribed INR above; the separately cast Chist figure affixed. Pewter, 485 grams including glazed frame, 28 cm. Vary tine ‘condition, stem broken: in glazed display frame, £50- 80 EUR 60-90 usp 80-130 From an important collection of Chison artetacts foamed ia the 1970's and 19806: to property ofa Gay Goaioman. 574 Post Medieval Metal Prayer Book Cover Circa 18th-T9th century AD. A east binding set fora prayer book ‘comprising covers in lief and spine inked with pn hinges: the ont ‘cover depicting God in the heavens with soiiers cowering below, the back cover the Cructiaion; both with busts of sains and apostion around, wih cursive Greek inscriptions and names; the hinged clasp ‘cost in openwork. Metal, 210 grams, 11 cm. Very fine condition. £100- 150 EUR 110-170. Usb 170-250 From an importen collation of Cristan arate famed inthe 1070's and 1580's te propery of Ciy Geteman. 575 Marble Relief of an Emperor Circa 12ih-T3th century AD. A circular relief carved tondo panel depicting a bearded emperor figure standing, holding orb and staff ‘with rich robes and cloak and wearing diadem; the Background of ‘concentricbands of quatrefsis. See Evars and Woxon Artand Culture ‘ofthe Miele Byzantine Era, numbor 137 fra sia, larger exami. Martle, 5.1 kg, 30.5 cm. Very fine condition, wth sight loss to ede. INo Reserve) £100 - 150 EUR 110-170 USD 170 - 250, ‘Sik cofeeton, London, MC fred n the 1950, 160Timeline Auctions Circa 16th-19th century AD. A moulded clay wall tie depicting the cathedral of Echmiadzin, Anmenia, with Virgin and Chid in a cartouche above are the upper im: two fe e name in Roman and Cyrilic leering arcund ous mounting pine. Ceramic, 2kg, 27 em. Fine ond, expla, (NS isaotve, 50-80 77. ost Medieval Flemish Bone Crucifix Figure Gitea 16th eontury AL bone crc figurine with and lowing hair, the crown of thoms carefully depicted, crosses on the hess. Bone, 16 grams, 10 cm, Very fine condition £600 - 900, EUR 670- 1.010 usb 1,000 - 7.500, 578 Post Medieval Flemish Crucifix Figure Crea 16t> 17h century AD. An ivory eructixfigue depicted wit ited head, flowing hal, neat beard, muscular frame, 1o03e oineoth and Jong legs; mounted on a custom-made arched frame, Ivory, 145 ‘rams, 13 em. Very fine conaiion; ams detached and slight damoge Yo one foot Rar ‘£600 - 900, UR 670- 1,010 USD 1,000 - 11500, 579 Post Medieval Carved Ivory Crucifix Figure Circa 17in century AD. A carved ivory crveifx figurine with ited head and fewing har the erown of thorns caretuly depicted in openwork, the laincloth and securing cord carved in deta the arms separately carved and attached. Ivory, 80 grams, 18 cm. Very fine canditon, tends of three fingers missing and crown of thorns repaired, £200 - 300 EUR 220-240 580 Post Medieval Bone Belt Fittings. Circa 16th contiry AD. A group of belt tings carved rom bone serrated edges, comprising: tree square plates with openwork cross and-peliet designs. each wit two longitudinal piercings: a D-shaped bbucke plate with wo ransverse piercings: a cycular plate wit broad hook fo the rear, with plemced bar and crass-and-pellt mati. one, 47 grams, cls: 49 me. Very fine condition, cleaned and conserved £80 - 120 EUR 90- 130 «Snellen aeee Stee tes 581 Post Medieval St Barbara Polychrome Statuette rca 17th century AD. A carved wooden statuete of St Barbara fixed with pegs: the base hexagonal and chamfered, the rear ofthe ‘madelles with red skit’ and gold Bouson, and blue cloak with gold kg, 48cm. Very fine conditon. Rare. border; in her left hand a goblet: the head bare, a garland of flowers. URS S70- 5.020 In the dressed hair, the goblet and hands carved separately and bso 80 ire, UK Stats 7 Tigyet Peli’Timetine Auctions Antiquities - Christian Arietacs 582 Post Medieval Wooden Polychrome Priest Figurine Circa 17Ih caniury AD. A carved wooden figurine representing a priest bearing a frog on a platter in his let hand, an animal skin ‘Garment fo the front, with the head hanging down fo the knees; the Coat cut with wiangular segmented border, narrow belt and broad ‘collar to the shoulders: supplied with a custom-made display stand. Wood, 140 grams including stand, *7em including stand. Generally fine condition, much orginal paint remaining £90 -120 EUR 100-130. USD 160-200 Propery of Hampshie Genteman; acquired beore 2000. 583 Post Medieval Virgin of Viadimir Painted Yon Circa 17%h-18th century AD. An icon painted on @ wooden board the icon showing the Viggin of Vadimirnimbate with inlined ead in a ‘dark robe cradling Christin a ed tunic embracing her, the boord Fecianguiar and sightly curved in section with two s)ts fo the rea for ‘attachment. Wood, 955 grams, 31 em. Fine condition, complet £200 - 300 EUR 220-340 Usp 330-500 ‘Six cotecton, Landon, UK: formed te 1950 584 Post Medieval Wooden Penance Cross Circa 16i-17th century AD, A simple black-stained wooden cross ‘with baluster tured limbs, the arms formed separately and pinned the upper and erm tos each fited wth an ivory beed Deering traces. ‘f gilding. Wood, 110 grams, 27 cm. Vary fine condition, £100 - 150 EUR 110-170 USD 170-250 Fram an important collection of Ceskon aretcts format hte 1970's and 1860s ne property of Gly Genteran’ Such coxses were NDCANy cared by pontons cr pins as 2 gn of incr devoton 585 Post Medieval Trade Head Rest with Saint Plaque Crea 18th-19th century AD. A carved hardwood head rest of simpla form, inset with a finely carved bone bust of a saint. Wood, 680 ‘grams, 14 cm. Very fine condition, the wear polish to the Upper Surface indicates that his was a eas ured possession. 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