Byzantine Green Glass Pitcher - BB.1114 Origin: Mediterranean/ Jerusalem Circa: 400 AD to 600 AD Dimensions: 4.3" (10.9cm) high Collection: Biblical Style:  More »

Byzantine Green Glass Pitcher - BB.1114 Origin: Mediterranean/ Jerusalem Circa: 400 AD to 600 AD Dimensions: 4.3" (10.9cm) high Collection: Biblical Style: Byzantine Medium: Glass   « Less

Incredible Pairpoint console bowl with a silver plate frame and wonderful cut glass insert. Classic cherubs frolic on the silverplate side. Classic styling everywhere and  More »

Incredible Pairpoint console bowl with a silver plate frame and wonderful cut glass insert. Classic cherubs frolic on the silverplate side. Classic styling everywhere and nice hairy paw feet. A whopping 17'' wide and 6'' tall Some very, very minor edge nips but overall very good condition and the silver plate is excellent. Circa 1880 and a piece worthy of a great spot in any collection or home. Status: For Sale Reference#: 469714 Condition: vg Year: 1880   « Less

Origin: Israel (Sebastia, Samaria) Circa: 98 AD to 117 AD Collection: Roman Medium: Silver-Onyx-Jasper Additional Information: This superb coin has been set in an 18  More »

Origin: Israel (Sebastia, Samaria) Circa: 98 AD to 117 AD Collection: Roman Medium: Silver-Onyx-Jasper Additional Information: This superb coin has been set in an 18 karat gold pendant and strung in a necklace with genuine lapis lazuli beads, genuine black onyx beads, genuine green jasper beads, and an 18 karat gold clasp.   « Less

Material:Crystals Style:Vintage Type:Clip-on Earrings

Material:Crystals Style:Vintage Type:Clip-on Earrings   « Less

Exquisite Louis XV style Pair of side tables with an elegant star marquetry on top in a combination of Elm wood ,rose wood and walnut . they have 1 drawer . MINT!!

Exquisite Louis XV style Pair of side tables with an elegant star marquetry on top in a combination of Elm wood ,rose wood and walnut . they have 1 drawer . MINT!!   « Less

Origin: Japan Circa: 1750 AD to 1900 AD Dimensions: 11" (27.9cm) high Collection: Asian

Origin: Japan Circa: 1750 AD to 1900 AD Dimensions: 11" (27.9cm) high Collection: Asian   « Less

Italian wood floral inlaid bar cart has incredible brass accents and hardware. rolling wheels. Three decanter brass holders. very good age ware conditioning. Lightweight,  More »

Italian wood floral inlaid bar cart has incredible brass accents and hardware. rolling wheels. Three decanter brass holders. very good age ware conditioning. Lightweight, legs detachable. 28.5"H. x 25.5 "W. x 14 " from the sides. legs are 24.5".   « Less

Here is a beautiful and Pyrex 1 quart round Cinderella style casserole and cover. The base is turquoise with white Butterprint graphics!! There are no chips, cracks, dings  More »

Here is a beautiful and Pyrex 1 quart round Cinderella style casserole and cover. The base is turquoise with white Butterprint graphics!! There are no chips, cracks, dings and the color is vibrant and strong. The bottom is marked with the Pyrex logo. This 2 piece set will make a great addition to your Pyrex or kitchenware collection!   « Less

A BRONZE DEPICTING THE CROSSING OF THE BALKANS.INSCRIBED IN RUSSIAN ON THE SIDE 'E. LANCERAY, 1880, F.CHOPIN'. On a raised rectangular base with rounded corners, depicting  More »

A BRONZE DEPICTING THE CROSSING OF THE BALKANS.INSCRIBED IN RUSSIAN ON THE SIDE 'E. LANCERAY, 1880, F.CHOPIN'. On a raised rectangular base with rounded corners, depicting three soldiers and four horses on the top of a hill during the war against the Turks in 1877,length: 51cm., 20in This sculpture immortalises the astonishing achievements of the Russian army during the crossing of the Balkan mountains in particularly difficult conditions in December 1887. Having already crossed the Danube, this was the last natural obstacle left on the army's march towards Constantinople. To the left there is a soldier helping his horse climb up a steep mountain and in the centre there is another cossack rider depicted having already reached the peak and about to start his descent. Both parts formed independent compositions titled: Horseman in the Balkans and Crossing the Balkans: Soldier on his Horse (1888) respectively. Originally intended as a mantel clock the composition of the sculpture draws an arch to accommodate the clock. There also exists another variant of this composition where the mountain is executed in white marble to imitate snow (sold at Sotheby's London, 25 October 1996).SIMILAR PIECE SOLD CHRISTIES N.Y. APRIL24/06 $114,000 (LOT210)   « Less

Obverse: Portrait of Helios Reverse: A Rose The island nation of Rhodes was an immensely successful commercial power of the Aegean. They strategically sided with Athens but,  More »

Obverse: Portrait of Helios Reverse: A Rose The island nation of Rhodes was an immensely successful commercial power of the Aegean. They strategically sided with Athens but, when in jeopardy, negotiated favorable surrenders to Sparta, Alexander the Great, and Demetrios Poliorketes, allowing them to sustain at least some degree of independence based on neutrality. Rhodes was named for the rose, depicted on the reverse of this coin. A portrait of Helios, the sun god, wearing a crown of rays graces the obverse. This image was based upon the head of the great statue of Helios, better known as the Colossus of Rhodes, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. The Colossus memorialized the war with Demetrios Poliorketes. He unsuccessfully attacked the city for over a year, around 305-304 B.C. Eventually, a settlement was negotiated and Poliorketes abandoned his siege towers constructed from valuable timbers that the Rhodeans in turn sold off for shipbuilding. The proceeds from this sale were invested in the huge (105 ft.) bronze statue of Helios standing at the entrance of the harbor. While the famous statue served as a reminder of the city's fortitude during the siege and became a tourist attraction, it only stood until 227 B.C. when it was toppled by an earthquake. Origin: Minted on Rhodes Circa: 4 th Century BC to 3 rd Century BC Collection: Numismatics Style: Rhodian Medium: Silver   « Less