This very interesting Roman terracotta plaque has really unusual  iconography:  shows Dionysus on his panther, but the he looks…

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A really good faience amulet of a crocodile.Slightly larger than these usually are.Intact.34mm longLate Period, circa 500 BC …

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This is unsual to find completely intact: a Roman terracotta straw glazed patera.Slight knock on the rim as you see but otherwise…

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A rather rare royal scarab for a 14th dynasty king.Although  there is some damage at the hole ends the cut base is  totally…

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A fine Apulian Red Figure Hydria by the Darius Underworld Circle.Compare with one sold for rather more at Christies.This piece is…

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An interesting Roman lead weight with Greek inscription.This weight is typical for late Hellenistic to Roman weights from the Near…

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A rather cute little Egyptian bronze amulet of Anubis.Has a charmingly long snout.Suspension loop on the back.Intact.24mmLate…

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A rare painted Punic red pink pottery the likes of  which I have not handled before. These usually had lids. See photos from…

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A really nice orange Roman intaglioWell cut with an imposing impression.Shows a pair of female figures, probably meant to…

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This is a good example of the very early East Greek  type of fibula found mostly at and around Ephesus in Turkey. This one is the…

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It is most unusual to come across  these other than when they are corroded and welded together; but this one is amazingly…

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A very nice example of a particular type of Roman first century glassIn a very delicate fabric with equally delicate applied …

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A very unusual terracotta lamp with three faces and what looks like an inscription. On  the front of the handle is a further…

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A Roman bronze military belt plate, a really fabulous piece, with much of the silvery tinning remaining on it creating an almost…

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Quite rare to find cylinder seals still mounted like this.This is a white stone, probably marble, Neo- Assyrian seal showing the…

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A really wonderful rare small Roman rock crystal intaglio.Probably meant to represent Serapis.Only 9mm x 7mmRoman, probably 1st…

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