Lot 14,
marble torso of a man, 1st/2nd Century, A.D., 26 3/4 inches high
Lot
14 is a very impressive marble torso of a man after a Greek work by
Polykleitos of the mid 5th Century B.C. It is dated 1st/2nd
Century A.D., and is 26 3/4 inches high. It has an estimate
of
$80,000 to $120,000. It
sold for $194,500.
Lot 23, head
of a Hellenistic prince, circa 1st Century B.C./1st Century A.D.,
marble, 18 inches high
Lot
23 is an impressive, damaged, marble head of a Hellenistic
Prince,
circa 1st Century B.C./1st Century A.D. It is 18 inches high
and
was once with Robin Symes Ltd. in London and exhibited at the Ashmolean
Museum at Oxford. It has an estimate of $200,000 to $300,000.
It sold for
$602,500.
Lot
11, Head of Hermes, marble, Roman, circa 1st Century A.D., 6 5/8 inches
high
Lot
11 is a very nice, slightly damaged Roman marble head of Hermes circa
1st Century A.D. It is 6 5/8 inches high. It has an
estimate of $30,000 to $50,000. It sold for $50,000.
Lot
24, Portrait head of Antonia the Younger, Roman Imperial, Reign of
Claudius, marble, circa A. D. 50, 16 inches high
Lot
24 in an impressive marble portrait head of Antonia The Younger, Roman
Imperial, reign of Claudius, circa A.D. 50. The marble head,
whose nose is damaged, is 16 inches high. It has an estimate
of
$80,000 to $120,000. It
sold for $194,500.
Lot
15, groupof Eros and Anteros, marble, 30 1/2 inches high, the figures
Roman imperial, circa 1st CenturyA.D.,combined as a groupin he 16th
Century
Lot
15
is an almost too lovely marble statue of Eros and a smaller marble
figure of Anteros. The group is 30 1/2 inches high.
The
catalogue entry says thata the figures were carved spearately and later
inserted into the base and that they are Roman Imperial, circa 1st
Century AD., and combined as a group in the 16th Century when they were
in the collection of Fabio Baveri in Rome. The lot has a
modest
estimate of $50,000 to $80,000. It
sold for $134,500.
Lot
17, Figure of Jupiter, Gallo-Roman, limestone, circa 3rd/4th Century
A.D., 48 1/2 inches high
Lot
17 is a 48 1/2-inch high Gallo-Roman limestone statue of
Jupiter,
circa 3rd/4th Century A.D. It has an estimate of $30,000 to
$50,000. It
sold for $80,500.
Lot 20,
figure of a musician, Hellenistic, probably Alexandria, 2nd/1st Century
B.C., bronze, 3 15/16 inches high
Lot
20 is a very graceful and lovely bronze figure of a musician, probably
a flute-player, that is Hellenistic, probably Alexandria, 2nd/1st
Century B.C. It is 3 15/16 inches high. It has a
modest
estimate of $12,000 to $18,000. It
sold for $16,250.
Lot 51,
figure of kneeling Nike, Roman, 1st/2nd Century A.D., bronze, 2 1/2
inches high
Lot
51 is a very lovely and fine small Roman bronze figure of kneeling
Nike, 1st/2nd Century A.D. It is 2 1/2 inches high and is
being
sold with a Roman bronze bust of a satyr that is 4 inches high.
The lot has a modest estimate of $5,000 to $8,000. It sold for $5,000.
Lot
36, figure of a woman, limestone, Egyptian, Later Ptolemaic/Early Roman
Period, circa 2nd/1st Century B.C., 25 3/4 inches high
Lot
36 is a very beautiful and impressive Egyptian limestone figure of a
woman, Later Ptolemaic/Early Roman Period, circa 2nd/1st Century B.C.
It has remains of gesso and trace of pigment. It is
25 3/4
inches high. It has a modest estimate of $60,000 to $90,000.
It sold for
$134,500.
Lot
42, Egyptian ushabti of Psamtik, God's father, born to Seba-Rekhyet,
26th Dynasty, probably reign of Amasis, 570-526 B.C., 7 1/4 inches high
Lot
42 is a very find bright blue faience Egyptian ushabti of Psamtik,
God's father, born to Seba-Rekhyet, 26th Dynasty, probably reign of
Amasis, 570-526 B.C. It is 7 1/4 inches high. It
has an
modest estimate of $12,000 to $18,000. It sold for $31,250.
Lot 62, wood
mask, Egyptian, 21st Dynasty, 1075-944 B.C., 9 inches high
Lot
62 is a very nice Egyptian wood mask from the 21st Dynasty (1075-944
B.C.). It is 9 inches high and has an estimate of
$5,000 to $8,000. It
sold for $5,000.
Lot
37, canopic jar lid, Egyptian, alabaster Late Period, 716-30 B.D.,7 1/8
inches high
Lot
37 is a very impressive Egyptian alabaster canopic jar lid
from the Late Period, 716-30 B.C. It is 7 1/8 inches high.
The catalogue entry suggests it is from the burial
"equipment" of a Sacred Memphite Apis Bull, in the form of
falcon-headed Qebusenuf, guardian of the intestines. It has a
modest estimate of $8,000 to $12,000. It sold for $34,375.
Lot
33, Head of Tuthmosis III, Egyptian, black basalt, 18th Dynasty,
1479-1426 B.C., 7 3/4 inches high
Lot
33 is a good Egyptian black basalt head of Tuthmosis III, 18th Dynasty,
1479-1426 B.C. It is 7 3/4 inches high and is missing its
nose.
It once belonged to Rex Ingram, the movie director.
It
is property of the Collection of Dodie Rosenkrans. It has a
estimate of $150,000 to $250,000 It sold for $602,500.
Lot
35, head of a king, Early Ptolemaic Period, reign of Ptolemy I/III,
304-200 B.C., probably Ptolemy II Philadelphos (285-246 B.C.), 10 1/4
inches high
Another Egyptian basalt head
from the Collection of Dodie
Rosenkrans that also was once in the collection of Rex Ingram is Lot
35, a head of a king, probably Ptolemy II Philadelphos (285-246 B.C.).
It is 10 1/4 inches high and has an estimate of $100,000 to
$150,000. It
sold for $392,500.