Attributed to the Princeton Painter, Attic Black-Figure Hydria depicting a Warrior's Departure, Circa 540-530 BC. Terracotta, 42 cm H. Ariadne Galleries © 2017 London Art Week Provenance: Private Collection, Mme I. Péreire (1825-1910), Paris. with Jean...

A Hellenistic gold oak wreath, Circa 4th-3rd Century B.C. Estimate: £100,000 - 120,000. photo Bonhams A delicate wreath made of fine gold oak leaves with acorns, of the type worn by Alexander the Great's father, Philip II of Macedon, is one of the highlights...

An apulian red-figure hydria, attributed possibly to the circle of the Baltimore painter. 4th century B.C. With three seated females, the female to left holding situla and phiale attended by winged Eros holding garland, thyrsos and grape bunch, the central...

A large early Apulian red-figure hydria. Attributed to the Painter of the Berlin Dancing Girl, circa 410-400 B.C. Depicting frontally, three large standing figures, a naked male in the centre, his head turned to the right, with short curly hair and slightly...