classical

Having to do with Greek or Roman and their derivatives.

Antiques From Our Gallery

Item No. 1108 Egyptian, Ptolemaic Period, polychrome-painted wood sarcophagus panel Brightly painted in ochre, red and black with Nut in profile to the right, wearing a tightly-fitting dress, broad collar and bracelets, a fillet across her forehead with a frontal lotus flower, sun disc above her head, lotus buds and flowers sprouting on either side of her feet and a bunch before her torso. As a divinity responsible for renewing the sun each day by swallowing the setting sun, Ra, each evening and giving birth to him by her womb in the morning, Nut was regarded as suitable imagery for the underside of the lid of sarcophagi, as this associated the deceased with re-enacting the journey of the Ra between heaven and earth. For further, see I. Shaw and P. Nicholson, British Museum Dictionary of Ancient Egypt, London, 1995, pp.207-208. Circa 332-30 B.C. Provenance: Private collection, San Francisco. Anonymous sale; Bonhams & Butterfields, San Francisco, 29 October 2007, lot 1390. with Royal-Athena Galleries, New York (Art of the Ancient World, 2009, no.188). Published: M. Merrony (ed.), Mougins Museum of Classical Art, Mougins, 2011, p.49, fig.34. Exhibited: Mougins, Musée d'Art Classique de Mougins, June 2011-2018. Musée d'Art Classique de Mougins, France, acquired from the above. 43¾" high

Item No. 1105 Ancient Apulian bell krater of large dimension With classical Greek figures in terra-cotta on a painted black background. A bell krater was an ancient Greek vessel sometimes used for diluting wine with water. From Apulia, circa 320 BC (now Italy, but then Greece). 11" high by 16" wide (at handles)

Item No. 1099 Ancient Apulian Amphora With classical Greek female figures in terra-cotta on a painted black background, ringed below with Classical Greek key border. From Apulia, circa 320 BC (now Italy, but then Greece). 13" high by 10" wide by 8" deep

Item No. 875 Set of four, very fine, Italian, Neoclassical period, grey-painted and giltwood boiserie panels of large dimensions The panels circa 1800, the later frames mid-19th century. Each one painted with classical figures: Minerva, Apollo, Bacchus, and Diana. The frames inscribed "SALONE BALLO." large pair: 76" high by 62¼" wide; small pair 74½" high by 62½" wide

Item No. 709 Set of ten Italian, neo-classical, cream painted and parcel gilt dining chairs Circa 1780, two side chairs of a later date. armchair 22" wide by 34¾" high (at back) by 24" deep

Item No. 710 French, Louis XVI style (Neo-Classical), bronze d'ore, lantern With Baccarat crystal. Late 19th century. 41" high 13" diameter

Item No. 285 Pair of Italian, painted corner cabinets Two 19th century, Italian, Neo-classical corner cabinets with polychrome finish. 51" high by 29" wide by 17" deep (at center)