A cute little sterling floral stamped edge mini- plate marked Sanborns Mexico sterling. Condition: very good; Circa: 1950C.; Heigth: ; Width: 4.5 in. (11.43 cm)

A cute little sterling floral stamped edge mini- plate marked Sanborns Mexico sterling. Condition: very good; Circa: 1950C.; Heigth: ; Width: 4.5 in. (11.43 cm)   « Less

Antique two person one horse wooden open sleigh. Manufactured by Milbury Wagon Company, Albany, NY. Portland Cutter style sleigh; circa late 19th/very early 20th century. It  More »

Antique two person one horse wooden open sleigh. Manufactured by Milbury Wagon Company, Albany, NY. Portland Cutter style sleigh; circa late 19th/very early 20th century. It features a pair of red runners and an open carriage area. The Portland Cutter was the most popular one horse open sleigh model of the mid 1800s. The sleigh was designed by Peter Kimball and his sons of Portland, Maine. This sleigh has been stored out of the elements for its life sopan. Very good condition.Price based on buyer puicking up in Plymouth, NH where it is stored in a barn.   « Less

black #3 model car in good condition has several different adds on car its a must have collectible

black #3 model car in good condition has several different adds on car its a must have collectible   « Less

POTTERY WINE DECANTER JUGLET HOLY LAND, Iron Age, Israelite, 1200 - 900 BC Time of the Kings of ancient Israel Beautifully made in a globular body, a shaped neck and  More »

POTTERY WINE DECANTER JUGLET HOLY LAND, Iron Age, Israelite, 1200 - 900 BC Time of the Kings of ancient Israel Beautifully made in a globular body, a shaped neck and a flat base Dimensions: Height: 18 cm Width: 13 cm Height on stand: 21 cm Condition: Rim professionally restored as shown otherwise intact Found in Hebron south of Jerusalem, Israel ALL ITEMS THAT WE OFFER FOR SALE COME WITH A CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY #012798   « Less

VINTAGE EARLY JAPAN TALL SHIP WALL POCKET PORCELAIN

VINTAGE EARLY JAPAN TALL SHIP WALL POCKET PORCELAIN   « Less

A Regency carved rosewood ledge back dressing table and matching washstand both having three short draws with turned knobs, raised up on shaped scroll panel ends with inset  More »

A Regency carved rosewood ledge back dressing table and matching washstand both having three short draws with turned knobs, raised up on shaped scroll panel ends with inset rosette decoration above rosewood stretchers and scroll feet. Product code - GL4024 Height 33 Inches Width 47 Inches Depth 23 Inches Dimensions Circa 1830   « Less

Obverse: Portrait of Deified Alexander the Great Reverse: Athena Seated Facing Left Holding Nike Mithradates VI was the legendary king of Pontus, a region in what is now  More »

Obverse: Portrait of Deified Alexander the Great Reverse: Athena Seated Facing Left Holding Nike Mithradates VI was the legendary king of Pontus, a region in what is now northeastern Turkey. In about 121 B.C., at the age of eleven, he succeeded his father, Mithradates V, and began his career of conquest by seizing Colchis and the Crimea from the Scythians. His attempts to cement his control in Paphlagonia and Cappadocia were thwarted by Rome, and a plot to depose Nicomedes III of Bithynia was unsuccessful. Raids on Pontic territory in 88 B.C. by Nicomedes, instigated by Rome, led to the First Mithradatic War. Mithradates occupied the Roman Province of Asia and most of the Greek cities in Asia Minor, but during 86 and 85 he was defeated in Asia and Greece by the Roman generals Gaius Flavius Fimbria and Lucius Cornelius Sulla. The Second Mithradatic War began with a Roman invasion of Pontus in 83 that was repelled the next year. The Roman design to annex Bithynia provoked the Third Mithradatic War. Mithradates occupied Bithynia, but in 73 B.C. his army was isolated and destroyed by the Roman commander Lucius Licinius Lucullus. In 66, Pompey the Great succeeded to the Roman command and defeated Mithradates, who had regained much of his territory. Mithradates then devised a plan for the invasion of Italy from the north, but his troops deserted to his son, Pharnaces and Mithradates soon committed suicide. Origin: Mediterranean Circa: 88 BC to 86 BC Collection: Numismatics Style: Pontic Medium: Gold   « Less

Ring is approx size 11 and could be for a man or woman. Appears to be handmade artisan jewelry and could be either Mexican or Indian.  More »

Ring is approx size 11 and could be for a man or woman. Appears to be handmade artisan jewelry and could be either Mexican or Indian. Status: For Sale Reference#: 145_y783 Condition: fine Year: c1960   « Less

A Bronze medal, issued by the State of Israel. No. 14553. "Bar Kochba coin of Jerusalem 133 C.E. 4.5 cm (1.8"), 39 gram (1.4 oz.).

A Bronze medal, issued by the State of Israel. No. 14553. "Bar Kochba coin of Jerusalem 133 C.E. 4.5 cm (1.8"), 39 gram (1.4 oz.).   « Less

Obverse: Diademed head of King Demetrios facing right. Reverse: Tyche seated facing left on a throne supported by a winged creature, holding a baton and cornucopiae.  More »

Obverse: Diademed head of King Demetrios facing right. Reverse: Tyche seated facing left on a throne supported by a winged creature, holding a baton and cornucopiae. Inscription: BAΣIΛEΩΣ (on right) and ΔΗMHTRIOY, ΣΩTHPOΣ (on left). The Seleucid Kingdom was established by Seleucus I, one of the generals of Alexander the Great, following the death of Alexander and the division of his empire. At its peak under Seleucus I and Antiochus I, the Seleucid Kingdom comprised almost the whole of the conquests of Alexander with the exception of Egypt. Antiochus II, also known as Antiochus Theos, was the son and successor of Antiochus I. He spent much of his reign at was with the Ptolemaic Kingdom, until his marriage to Ptolemy’s daughter Berenice sealed the peace. Most of the Syrian possessions his father had lost were restored to Antiochus; however, both Parthia and Baktria asserted their independence during this period. Upon his death, Antiochus’ son by an earlier marriage, Seleucus II, and his wife Berenice on behalf of her infant son struggled for the throne, igniting another long war with the Ptolemaic Egypt. Origin: Syria Circa: 162 BC to 150 BC Weight: 16.4 Grams Collection: Numismatics Style: Seleucid Medium: Silver   « Less