A Strigilated Sarcophagus H. 62 cm, D. 201.5 cm, W. 67 cm. Grey veined marble. Roman Imperial Period, 1st half of 3rd cent. A.D. and early 4th
A Bust of the Goddess Athena H. Head, bust and base: 87.5 cm. H. Head: 31 cm. Marble. Head: Roman, Severan to 2nd half of 3rd cent. A.D.
A Head of a Man in Relief H. 21 cm. W. 31.8 cm. Marble. Roman, 2nd quarter 3rd cent. A.D.
A Roman Marble Portrait of a Boy with Isis Lock H. 39.5 cm. Marble. Roman, ca. 220-250 A.D.
A Strigilated Sarcophagus with The Three Graces L. 208 cm. D. 61 cm. H. 39.2-41.2 cm. Marble. Roman, 1st half of 3rd cent. A.D.
A Pyxis with Lid Middle Kingdom, 11th-12th Dynasty, ca. 2100-1700 B.C. Alabaster, H. 8 cm
An Oinochoe with Lion's Head Applique (Gnathia Ware) H. 21.7 cm. Clay, black glaze, red, white and yellow paint. Western Greek, Apulian, Last quarter of 4th cent. B.C.
A Rhyton in the Form of a Boar’s Head L. 16.9 cm. Clay, matt red glaze. Western Greek, mid-4th cent. B.C.
A Daunian Askos H. 12.4 cm. Clay. Daunian, Subgeometric IIA, 5th cent. B.C.
A Little-Master Cup Greek, Attic. ca. 550-540 B.C. Clay, H. 9.4 cm
A Fragment of an Oinochoe with a Ptolemaic Ruler Ptolemaic, 3rd-2nd cent. B.C. Faience, H. 7.3
A Daunian Trefoil Jug H. 16.2 cm. Clay. Daunian, Subgeometric, late 5th-1st half 4th cent. B.C.
A Black-Figured Cup with Youths Attic, 530-510 B.C. Clay, Diam. (excl. handles) 22 cm; H. 11.9 cm.
A Ribbed Bowl H. 3.5 cm, Dm. 11.1 cm. Pale blue glass. Eastern Mediterranean, 1st cent. B.C.-1st cent. A.D.
A Large Bottle Roman, 2nd-3rd cent. A.D. Glass, H. 24.9 cm
A Kohl-vessel in the form of an Ibex Bactrian. 2nd mill. B.C. Black stone with white inclusions. H. 12 cm.
A Rattle H. 4.4 cm. Dm. max. 5.3 cm. Fired clay. Eastern Central Europe, Bronze to Iron Age Lusatian Culture, ca. 1300-500 B.C.
A Tureen H. 11.9 cm. Dm. mouth 14.4 cm. Fired clay. Eastern Central Europe, Bronze to Iron Age Lusatian Culture, ca. 1300-500 B.C.
A Rattle H. 7.3 cm. Dm. max. 5.9 cm. Fired clay. Eastern Central Europe, Bronze to Iron Age Lusatian Culture, ca. 1300-500 B.C.
A Biconical Vessel Fired clay. Eastern Central Europe, Bronze- to Iron Age Lusatian Culture, ca. 1300-500 B.C. H. 18.5 cm. Dm. mouth 19.5 cm.
A Jug with Cylindrical Neck H. 10.4 cm. Fired clay. Eastern Central Europe, Bronze to Iron Age Lusatian Culture, ca. 1300-500 B.C.
A Conical-necked Terrine Eastern Central Europe, Bronze to Iron Age Lusatian Culture, ca. 1300-500 B.C. Clay, H. 22.0 cm. Dm. mouth 16.3 cm
A Conical-necked Terrine Eastern Central Europe, Bronze to Iron Age Lusatian Culture, ca. 1300-500 B.C. Clay, H. 16.2 cm. Dm. mouth 10.5 cm
A Spherical Jar with Knob Handles Egyptian, 3rd-2nd mill. B.C. Stone (beige with reddish banding), H. 5.1 cm.
A Hydria with Greek Inscription (Hadra Vase) H. 43 cm. Clay, dark brown glaze. Ptolemaic Egypt, probably Alexandria, late 3rd cent. B.C.
A Handle of an Oinochoe with Gorgoneion H. 14 cm. Bronze. Roman, 1st cent. B.C.-1st cent. A.D.
An Ointment Jar Egyptian, 3rd-2nd mill. B.C. Porphyry (?), H. 8.2 cm.
An Ointment Jar Egyptian, Old Kingdom, 6th Dynasty. ca. 2347-2216 B.C. Alabaster. H. 4.2 cm
A Vessel with Lug Handles Egyptian, Predynastic, Naqada I. 1st half of 4th mill. B.C. Basalt, H. 9.5 cm
A Conical-necked Terrine Eastern Central Europe, Bronze to Iron Age Lusatian Culture, ca. 1300-500 B.C. Clay, H. 12.0 cm. Dm. mouth 11.4 cm
A Small Tureen H. 8.5 cm. Clay. Silesia (Poland), Lusatian Culture, Bronze to Iron Age, ca. 1300-500 B.C.
A Lion Bowl with Handle ca. 9th-8th cent. B.C. Near Eastern Steatite, L. 12.5 cm
A Footed Jar with Eight Handles H. 9.2 cm. Yellowish and aubergine/brownish glass. Roman, Eastern Mediterranean, 3rd-5th cent. A.D.
A Red-figure Cup, Attributed to the Triptolemos Painter and to the Potter Python H. 10.6 cm, W. 37 cm, Dm. 29.5 cm. Clay. Attic, ca. 480 B.C.
A Red-figure Cup, Attributed to the Painter of Berlin 2268 Dm. 25.8 cm. Clay. Attic, ca. 500-490 B.C.
An Attic Red-figure Plate with Hoplitodromos Dm. 20.6 cm. Clay. Attic, ca. 510-500 B.C.
An Attic Bilingual Eye-cup Dm. (without handles) 32.6 cm. Clay. Greek, Attic, last quarter of 6th cent B.C.
A Rare Kantharos with Inscription: "Bila Dionysoi" Dm. 9.6 cm. Bronze. Greek, 2nd half of 4th-3rd cent. B.C.
An Early Mycenaean Cup decroated with Wavy Lines H. 3.6 cm. W. max. (with handle) 9.9 cm. Clay. Mycenaean, 16th-13th cent. B.C.
A Female Idol (so-called Phi-Idol) H. 12.5 cm. Clay, dark brown matte glaze. Mycenaean, Late Helladic III, ca. 1400-1250 B.C.
