Artemis Fine Arts
presents the
Cyber Weekend Timed Marketplace
, a dynamic online auction hosted from their Louisville, Colorado gallery. Renowned for their expertise in global antiquities and ethnographic material, Artemis offers a curated selection that spans centuries and civilizations—ranging from Ancient Egyptian and Greek artifacts to Pre-Columbian pottery and fine visual arts. This specific timed event, closing on November 30 at 5:00 PM CST, provides collectors an accessible opportunity to acquire authentic, legally sourced cultural treasures and unique holiday finds. In this image:
Naga Brass & Beaded Ceremonial Crown Diadem
. Est: $600 USD - $900 USD.
Maya Copador Polychrome Bowl - Three Monkey Motif
. Pre-Columbian, Maya, Copador style, Honduras or El Salvador, ca. 600 to 900 CE. A delightfully expressive Maya Copador bowl, its rounded form painted with three stylized monkeys in bold black slip, their sinuous limbs and curling tails animated with playful energy. Est: $450 USD - $675 USD.
Lockwood Dennis Painting - "House 7" (2008)
. Lockwood "Woody" Dennis (American, 1937-2012). "House 7" oil on canvas, 2008. Signed, dated, and titled on verso. A bold silhouette of memory rises in "House 7," where Lockwood Dennis renders a solitary home not as it is, but as it lingers in the mind - simplified, softened, and stripped to its most enduring geometry. Est: $450 USD - $675 USD.
Roman Leaded Bronze Face Applique
. Roman, Imperial period, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. A fine leaded bronze applique in the form of a relief, male head, perhaps intended as a god or satyr. Crowned by a bushy coiffure, the round visage features huge, heavy-lidded, almond-shaped eyes, a pug-like nose, and a down-turned mouth. Est: $200 USD - $300 USD.
Romano-Egyptian Alabaster Nude Male Figure w/ Bird
. Egypt, Roman period, ca. 1st to 2nd century CE. A remarkable alabaster figurine of a nude male youth standing with legs together and holding a bird to his chest with his left hand as his right arm hangs to his side. Size: 1.4" W x 3.4" H (3.6 cm x 8.6 cm) Est: $500 USD - $750 USD.
Egyptian Faience Khnum Amulet
. Ancient Egypt, Late Dynastic Period, 26th to 31st Dynasty, ca. 664 to 332 BCE. A mold-formed composite faience amulet charm in the form of a recumbent ram that symbolized the deity, Khnum, with a loop along the back for suspension. Est: $400 USD - $600 USD.
Ancient Egyptian Pair of Carved Stone Cosmetic Pots
. Egypt, Third Intermediate Period, dynasties 21 though 25, ca. 1070 to 664 BCE. This pair of miniature vessels includes one carved from striated alabaster and another from a chalky white stone, likely alabaster or another form of calcite. Est: $400 USD - $600 USD.
Ancient Egyptian Terracotta Mold for Deity Bes Amulets
. Egypt, New Kingdom to Late Period, ca. 1570 to 332 BCE. A pottery mold for creating amulets of the dwarf deity Bes. These molds were primarily used to produce amulets made of faience, a clay coated with a vitreous turquoise-blue glaze. Bes, revered as the protector of women and children, was frequently depicted in amulet form. Size: 1.8" L x 1.6" W (4.6 cm x 4.1 cm) Est: $450 USD - $675 USD.
Ancient Greek Pottery Recumbent Symposium Banqueteer
. Greece, possibly eastern empire, ca. 6th century BCE. A Greek terracotta figure in the form of a reclining male draped in long himation. He lays with his head raised, the left elbow resting upon a pillow, and right hand on his knees. It appears that he is holding a rhyton in his left hand - certainly filled with wine. Size: 2.25" L x 1.925" H (5.7 cm x 4.9 cm) Est: $350 USD - $525 USD.
Pair of Roman Copper Phallic & Anthropomorphic Amulets
. Roman, Imperial period, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. A fascinating pair of Roman copper alloy amulets, each cast in a highly stylized anthropomorphic form with potent symbolic undertones. Est: $500 USD - $750 USD.
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