This form with a short spout , in red slipped ware, is a fairly rare form of MBI pottery.This is a nice example with two vestigial…

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Very handsome and wearable Roman silver ring with fine intaglioThis silver  ring  in very typical third century style is in…

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This is a really extremely well cut Roman red jasper intaglio showing Mercury.Intact bar a tiny chip at the top.Some adhesions on…

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A nice faience amulet of Thoth as an IbisIntact though has entirely lost its original surface glazeThis type of amulet was…

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A particularly nice small light blue faience amulet of a harewith  nice detailing for its size: even has a rather charming little…

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This type of Ammonite pottery is very rarely seen on the market.A large, sturdy and imposing terracotta jug with the typical…

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A very attractive Roman gold lunar pendant.The detailing of the nicely made florette motifs makes this one of the nicest I've…

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By far the loveliest Roman gold lunar pendant I've ever come across.Very nice and undamaged enamelling inlay and I have never seen…

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One does not all that often come across scaraboids with good glaze remaining. More than that, one does not come across this…

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Some shards of Egyptian New Kingdom blue painted pottery.Joined together these six fragments, which form part of the curved wall…

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This is a really superb, quite large sized silver Roman ring with a fantastic onyx intaglio extremely well cut with an image of…

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Although common in the Predynastic Period, the comb was not used in Pharaonic Egypt and returned to use only under Roman…

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A good sized fragment  from a wooden sarcophagus with  painted  hieroglyphs, being part of an offering formula which mentions…

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This rather attractive and interesting faience New Kingdom ushabti was in my hands a few years ago: it's back again looking for a…

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An interesting  "long  die" made of a dense hardwood.The faces show 6,  2, 1 and 5.The drilled holes were seemingly filled with…

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A very interesting and unusual trapezoid Roman bone dieWell made and intact18mm x 11mm x 11mmRoman, 1st - 4th century

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