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• Greek pottery black-figure
  Greek pottery black-figure lekythos, finely decorated panel with satyr and red-skirted figure in animated conversation, 4th-5th century BC, possibly Athenian, 6-12 in.
• Decorated Greek [krater], two
  Decorated Greek [krater], two male figures, one winged, one wearing toga, geometric borders, anthemion decoration below two handles, 6th century B.C., 11 in. Repaired cracks to base and rim, surface decoration with chips and abrasions.
• Hellenosemitica. An Ethnic and
  Hellenosemitica. An Ethnic and Cultural Study in West Semitic Impact on Mycenaean Greece, by Michael C. Astour Leiden: E. J. Brill, 1967. 8vo. Pp. ixx, 424. Second, improved edition with additions and corrections. Two folding maps in rear pocket. Extended bibliography and index. Hardcover, bound in the original publisher's navy blue cloth, gilt lettering and decoration to cover and spine. No DJ.
• Greek amphora, satyrs chasing
  Greek amphora, satyrs chasing nymphs, 6th century B.C., 15-3/4 in. Extensive restoration and reconstruction, surface abrasions and losses.
• Group of Greek jewelry and
  Group of Greek jewelry and pottery vessels. ?
• (6) VOLS., GREEK AND TURKISH
  (6) VOLS., GREEK AND TURKISH POETRY, FINE BINDINGS 4 Greek editions, 2 in English, bindings stamped Ganiaris, Athens, includes: 1) Talat Sait Halman. The Humanist Poetry of Yunis Emre. R.C.D. Cultural Institute, text in English; 2) Odysseus Elytis. Worrthy It Is. lithograph by Giann Morali, Ikaros Publishing, 1959; 3) Costas Vrettakos. Number: Poems, 1972, inscribed and signed, possibly by author; 4) and 5) Chrysostomos Ganiaris. "Kallimasiotika" and "Euphemia Letters", each inscribed and signed in Greek, possibly by author; 6) George Seferis Collected Poems 1924-1955, Princeton, 1967; smallest: 7.5"h x 5.25"w, largest: 9.25"h x 6.25"w
• (5) VOLS. GREEK LITERATURE, FINE
  (5) VOLS. GREEK LITERATURE, FINE LEATHER BINDINGS All Greek editions, bindings by Ganiaris, Athens (some stamped), includes: 1) M. Karagatsis (pseud. of Dimitris Rodopoulos). The Lost Island. Illus. by Giorgos Velissaridis, 1943; 2) Nikos Kazantzakis. Spiritual Exercise: The Saviors of God. 1945; 3) Dante. The Divine Comedy. Trans. by Nikos Kazantzakis, 1962; 4) Angelos Terzakis. The Princess Izabo. Hellenic Publishing, 1954; 5) Stratis Myrivilis. The Mermaid Madonna, 1958; smallest: 7"h x 5.25"w, largest: 9.5"h x 7"w
• Greek amphora, two figures, soldier
  Greek amphora, two figures, soldier and seated lady, anthemion and Greek key borders, 6th century B.C., 21-3/4 in. Extensive restoration and reconstruction.
• COLLECTION GREEK POETRY &
  COLLECTION GREEK POETRY & LITERATURE, SOME SIGNED (27) pieces, mostly Greek editions: Nikos Kazantzakis, autograph note, signed, framed; signed and inscribed works by Yannis Goumas, Regina Pagoulatou, Errikos Belias(?) and others, Costas Vrettakis (hand-written poems with painted cover), plus works by Yunus Emre, Vassilis Rotas, Eurydice Milsani, Seferis Kouletianos, Odysseus Elytis,Costas Vrettakos, Giannis Ritsos, Michael Papanikolaou, Ivan Goll, Soula Dracopoulou, Michael Lekakis, Maria Lagoureli, Miltou Sachtouri, Zois Manaris; largest: 9.75"h x 13.5"w
• Box Ancient Greek Bronze Articles
  Box Ancient Greek Bronze Articles
• CLASSICAL GREEK BLACK FIGURE
  CLASSICAL GREEK BLACK FIGURE LEKYTHOS 5th - 4th century B.C., attributed to Apulia per a dealer's tag, but possibly Attic; black paint decoration with incised enhancements; the shoulder decorated with palmettes and a lion (or panther), the vessel's body with a scene of three male figures engaged in discourse.
• Late 19th / early 20th century with
  Late 19th / early 20th century with carved inscriptions in Greek depicting a Greek warrior carrying off a female figure and trampling a male figure as another female figure looks on on a stepped rectangular plinth 33'' H x 16'' W x 14'' D
• CLASSICAL GRECIAN CARVED MARBLE
  CLASSICAL GRECIAN CARVED MARBLE HEAD FRAGMENT GreeceClassical PeriodNaturalistic sculpt of a young nymph man with pointed ears, full lips, and thick wavy hair tamed by a thin hair band.
• ANCIENT GREEK CERAMIC
  ANCIENT GREEK CERAMIC KYLIXAncient Greek Ceramic Kylix , well with incised decoration, h. 2 in., w. 9 in., d. 6 3/8 in Provenance: Collection of Brooke and Maria Fox, Metairie, LA
• Ancient Greek Attic Black Figure
  Ancient Greek Attic Black Figure Lekythospossibly circa 475 - 450 B. C. vertical hatch marks painted around the shoulder the central register with three palmettes alternating with lotus buds above a row of semi-circles.5 in.Scuff at the mouth; wear resulting in some loss of black glaze to the handle; intact and pleasing.The collection of a retired U. S. Foreign Service officer purchased in 1993 from London antiquities dealer Charles Ede and illustrated in his catalog ''Pottery From Athens XIII.'' Customs papers Ede's catalog receipts and the firm's statement of authenticity are included with the lot.
• TWO FRENCH TERRACOTTA PLAQUES:
  TWO FRENCH TERRACOTTA PLAQUES: GREEK MYTHOLOGYTwo French terracotta relief plaques: Ganymede and Zeus and Heracles and Cerberus19th centuryFramed.the larger plaque 4 3/4in (12cm) square Provenance:Property from the Collection of Craig Wright.
• GREEK GNATHIAN POLYCHROMED NET
  GREEK GNATHIAN POLYCHROMED NET LEKYTHOSGreek, possibly 4th century BCE, rounded body, corseted neck surmounted by a funnel form spout, and strap handle, painted black with white crosshatch and linear design, 8-1/8 x 3-7/8 in. Provenance: Estate of Ben Smith, Newnan, Georgia Condition: loss to pigment, some chipping and damage throughout, repair to neck and handle
• GREEK & TURKISH POETRY, (6) VOLS.
  GREEK & TURKISH POETRY, (6) VOLS. FINE BINDING Bindings by Ganiaris, Athens, text in Greek unless noted: 1) Orhan Vel Kanik. I Am Listening to Istanbul. Corinth, 1971 (English). 2) Another copy, inscribed and signed by translator Talat Sait Halman; 3) Kostas Vrettakos. Anarithma B Poems. Diogenis, 1979, inscribed and signed; 4) Nazim Hikmet. Poems. Modern Viva, 1957; 5) Talat S. Halman. Eski Misir Siiri [Old Egyptian Poetry], (Turkish). Inscribed and signed. 6) Another copy, not signed; largest: 8.5"h x 6"w
• GREEK SCHOOL, GOUACHE ON PAPER
  GREEK SCHOOL, GOUACHE ON PAPER Greek School (20th c.), Boy with Fish and Net, inscribed and signed "Yapi" lower center, 11"h x 9.5"w (sheet), 19"h x 18"w (frame)
• COLLECTION OF ASIAN, GREEK AND
  COLLECTION OF ASIAN, GREEK AND OTHER TABLE ARTICLESCollection of Asian, Greek and Other Table Articles,
• Two Greek vessels: [askos] (pouring
  Two Greek vessels: [askos] (pouring vessel), earthenware with polychrome geometric decoration, probably 4th century B.C., 7-1/2 in., [surface abrasions and minor chips]; [bombylios], small vessel with rounded base, owl and bull decoration with scraffito elements, 5-1/4 in., [corrosion, mineral stain, surface losses, body with minor chips only].
• Grecian grouping to include
  Grecian grouping to include assorted Greek patterned trays and vases, framed wall art, framed tile, bookends, bottle and more.
• Greek Antiquity, A collection of
  Greek Antiquity, A collection of volumes on Ancient Greece, to include: Smith (William D D), Xenophon's History of the Affairs of Greece, London: J. Walker et al, 1812, 8vo, full calf boards with gilt tooling and raised bands to spine; Verrall (Margaret de G), Mythology and Monuments of Ancient Athens, London: Macmillan and Co, 1890, 12mo, quarter Morocco and marbled boards, top edge gilt;
• ANCIENT GREEK FOOTED CUP,
  ANCIENT GREEK FOOTED CUP, REPRODUCTION Ex-museum, copy of a Classical Period (c. 480 BC) Greek kylix, a shallow, wide drinking cup used on ceremonial occasions, decorated with a woman with a lyre offering a drink to a raven, 2.5"h x 6.75"dia
• A GREEK STYLE HYPNOS A Greek
  A GREEK STYLE HYPNOS A Greek style Hypnos, God of Sleep, after the Antique, figural sculpture rising on a custom base, a replica of the Head of Hypnos in the British Museum, London, 13"h
• GREEK ART AND ARTISTS, (11)
  GREEK ART AND ARTISTS, (11) VOLS., SOME SIGNED Some entirely in Greek, includes: 1) Pavlos Moschidis, Women; 2) Celeste Polycroniadi-Caravia, Occupation Drawings; 3) Dmitri Hadzi. Hudson Hills Press, 1996, signed; 4) Dimitris Perdikidis. 5) George Zongolopoulos, Peppas & Co., 1990; 6) Costas Tsoclis. Costopoulos Foundation, 2000; 7) Theo Hios: 52 Years of Painting. Penny Lane Graphics, 1987, signed; 8) Giorgio de Chirico and Greece. Athenais Cultural Centre; 9) Minos Argyrakis, Dream Street; 10) George Bouzianis, Drawings, 1962; 11) Alexandros D. Alexandrakis, The War We Fought, 1968; largest: 13.5"h x 10"w
• Greek red vessel, Hermes,
  Greek red vessel, Hermes, [lekythos] form, painter Dessypri, Athens, circa 6th century B.C., 12-1/4 in. Restorations including repairs to neck, partially restored foot, other chips, abrasions and surface losses.
• COLLECTION OF ASSORTED ANCIENT
  COLLECTION OF ASSORTED ANCIENT GREEK STYLE POTTERYCollection of Assorted Ancient Greek Style Pottery,
• A Greek icon painted on an oak
  A Greek icon painted on an oak panel, depicting St Gregory holding a book, 45cm x 34cm
• 3 ANCIENT GREEK EARTHENWARE POTTERY
  3 ANCIENT GREEK EARTHENWARE POTTERY FRAGMENTS Greece,C.400 BCGroup of three fragments, largest of Hercules wearing a lion skin, the others heads of unknown figures.
• Grote (G) History of Greece, 12
  Grote (G) History of Greece, 12 vols, 8vo., orig. decorative cloth, John Murray 1851
• ANCIENT GREEK STYLE
  ANCIENT GREEK STYLE AMPHORAAncient Greek style amphora decorated with mythological figures and sailing vessel with fish. Figures include Hercules, Cerberus, Athena and Hermes. 20th Century. Glazed terracotta and hand painted. Repairs to base. 33" H x 11" Diameter of mouth.
• GEOMETRIC GREEK BRONZE BULL,
  GEOMETRIC GREEK BRONZE BULL, EX-MATHIAS KOMOR Archaic Period (c. 8th c. BCE), votive statuette with natural dark and verdigris patina, accompanied by copy of Mathias Komor receipt, 2"h x 2.5"l
• An Extensive Collection of Prints
  An Extensive Collection of Prints and Engravings of Classical Greek and Roman Artifacts, Architecture, Etc., 18th/19th centuries, including Greek gods, Roman coins and antiquities, sarcophagi, Roman matrons, Roman pipes to Alexandrian baths, Neptune, habits of ancient Egyptians, Diana, chariots, fibula, buckles and clasps, bracelets, earrings, shields of different nations, lamps, etc., sizes range from 9-3/4" x 7-1/2" to 9" x 15-1/2".
• ANCIENT GREEK MANNER PAINTED
  ANCIENT GREEK MANNER PAINTED POTTERY VASE Ancient Greek manner hand painted pottery Lekythos vase with gladiator motif, signed "Atelier Phidias" to underside. 10.25" H x 5" Diameter.
• (4) GREEK AND PHOENICIAN
  (4) GREEK AND PHOENICIAN ALABASTRON, EX-MUSEUM Likely 5th-1st c. BCE, terracotta, including an unglazed clay Greek fusiform unguentaria vessel with bulbous center on narrow, flaring neck and foot, 8"h, together with an unglazed clay Greek amphora-form vessel, 6"h, a red slip glazed Phoenician toilet jar with tall conical neck and flaring rim, 6"h, and a unglazed clay Greek vessel with flared neck and rounded foot, 3.75"h