Ancient Greece

Excellent quality and condition large view of the Ancient Greek Hellenistic theatre rebuilt during the reign of Emperor Hadrian.

The image of the owl goes back to ancient Greece when it was a currency coin. Size of round metal fragment is 9.5" diameter, on wood stand 13" tall

A lekythos is a type of ancient Greek pottery, specifically a flask used to hold oil, particularly olive oil.

An elegant and timeless piece that embodies the neoclassical fascination with ancient Greek mythology.

These earrings were chosen for the Artist Exhibit at Milano Jewelry Week 2024 and featured in Vogue Magazine. 19mm wide, 54mm long 22 round diamonds @ 1.4mm, 0.27 ctw 14 dark pink, 6...

Of note; the original, the Artemis Temple, was excavated (circa 1869-1908) from the the ancient Greek city of Ephesus in Western Turkey, built in 10th century BC.

Inspired by the celebrated fragments of Classical Antiquity, the work captures the idealized beauty, strength, and harmony that characterized ancient Greek sculpture. Carved from ma...

Impressive painted stoneware storage vessel, inspired by Ancient Greek Black and Red figure vessels. Astonishing decoration of ancient tales in remarkable original condition.

Tetradrachm were used in ancient Greece for the purchase of luxury items. This silver-crafted coin was known to be worth four times the amount of a regular drachma.

Colour-printed large lithograph by Ernst Wasmuth depicting Greek lekythos. A lekythos (plural lekythoi) is a type of ancient Greek vessel used for storing oil, especially olive oil.

This Pendant belongs to Odyssea: A collection inspired by the ancient Greek heritage, its timeless beauty and aesthetic excellence.

Wearing attic helmets with large crests and carrying an argive shield on their left arms the typical protection worn by ancient Greek hoplites. Not recommended for exterior use.

Details: Item Type: Coin Pendant Metal: 18K Yellow Gold Size: 22.5mm Pendant Weight: 12.0 Grams Center Stone Details: Type: Greek Coin (Larissa) Origin: Ancient Greek Coin Measure...

A remarkable example of mid-century bronze artistry inspired by ancient Greek mythology.

A few Roman sculptors later created copies or imitations of it, many of which now populate art museums around the world This sculpture was not crafted by an ancient Greek, but rather...

Black-figure pottery was a prominent style of vase painting in ancient Greece, particularly common between the 7th and 5th centuries BCE.

Wear consistent with age and use. Circa 1890, Greece. The Greek Mythology is the body of legends, initial told by the ancient Greeks.

Drawing inspiration from the celebrated athletic figures of ancient Greece, this sculpture serves as a timeless tribute to the enduring legacy of Classical art and its influence on E...

Museum of Modern Art 14K Yellow Gold Angel Fairy Greek Hoop Earrings These earrings are a replica of ancient Greek art that was on exhibit at the MMA in the 1980's.

An important pair of 18K gold drop earrings by Ilias Lalaounis, master goldsmith renowned for reviving the techniques and symbolism of ancient Greek and Byzantine jewelry. Handcrafte...

This pendant belongs to Odyssea Collection: A collection inspired by the ancient Greek heritage, its timeless beauty and aesthetic excellence.

This wonderful little Ancient Greek alabaster pouring jug would have been used to store high value perfumed oils.

The closest to being an Ancient Greek Princess. All you need is the Toga.

The intense colors of lapis-lazuli and the traditional techniques of granulation and filigree give to the carefully elaborated pendant the eternal ancient greek glamour. This One-Of-...

A striking example of 19th-century Italian artistry inspired by ancient Greek design.

This is a beautiful detailed copy of an original ancient Greek torso. Great displayed on a pedestal or tabletop.

Meticulously hand-crafted, these are gorgeous examples of his jewelry and in excellent condition. Remarks: "From ancient Greece to the catwalks of Fashion Week, Lalaounis saw new s...

This large and highly decorative piece showcases the enduring influence of ancient Greek pottery on turn-of-the-century Italian craftsmanship.

Faux Marble Torso of Venus The composition female nude torso cast in the ancient Greek Style. Height 38 in. (96.52 cm.) (approx)

A refined white marble bust of Hermes of Olympia, inspired by the ancient original housed in the Museum of Olympia, Greece.

It's normally associated with the Greek God Dionysus. The Greek Mythology is the body of legends, initial told by the ancient Greeks.

The Greek Mythology is the body of legends, initial told by the ancient Greeks.

Handcarved with natural detail from a very heavy piece of driftwood. In ancient Greek mythology, Zeus is the god of the sky, thunder, and lightning.

The contrast between the two compositions is intentional, capturing the classical tension between order and release that defines much of ancient Greek visual culture. The amphora fo...

A wonderfully impressive 19th century bronzed Spelter vase depicting the Ancient Greek Sea Goddess Amphitrite with a Sea urchin and cherubs around her.

With its intricate details and expressive features, this piece is not only a decorative element but also a piece of history that embodies the rich mythology of ancient Greece. Key F...

Greek Vases and Amphorae – Classical Antiquity Chromolithograph, Meyers 1898 This decorative antique chromolithograph illustrates ten examples of ancient Greek terracotta vessels, c...

This substantial and finely executed piece exemplifies the house’s celebrated ancient Greek revival aesthetic, drawing inspiration from classical antiquity.

A plaster bust of ancient Greek god, Hermes. Piece is plaster with a gold overlay on bust and a matte black overlay on base.

She is considered one of the most famous works of ancient Greek sculpture and sculpted slightly larger than life size.

Black-figure pottery was a prominent style of vase painting in ancient Greece, particularly common between the 7th and 5th centuries BCE.

Ancient Greek Decorative Borders & Palmettes – Classical Motifs, Plate VI Description: This colorful and richly detailed chromolithograph titled "GREC" (Greek), Plate VI, showca...

Features a naked female figure, kneeling, with her head thrown back. In ancient Greece, Chrysis was the priestess of Hera at the ancient Greek sanctuary of Hera, Argos, during the Pe...

This fine antique bronze study is by the highly acclaimed sculptor and artist Eugène Barillot (1841–1900). It depicts an ancient Greek archer testing his bow. The bearded man is nak...

Pair of Monumental Bronze Greek Caryatids, Naples, Italy, 1980s Spectacular pair of monumental bronze caryatids, cast in Naples, Italy, during the 1980s and inspired by the celebrate...

The centerpiece of the tops is a Greek scene depicting four figures in a garden. Both the upper and lower bands of the cabinets are enriched with circular decorations and acanthus le...

The mask has exaggerated facial expressions typical of Ancient Greek theatrical masks that were used in open theatre performances.

He was inspired by Henry Moore, Archipenko, Modigliani and Ancient Greek statues. He started to cast in bronze when he was teaching in Mexico.

Natural wonder meets human genius! Lady’s portrait ancient Greece style (Greek Revival) on a 3 Layer Cornelian Cameo.

Framed 18th-century pen and ink drawings of elaborate capital and base supports, inspired by Ancient Greek architecture and design. Well presented in a fluted gilt-effect frame.

Wedgwood basalt encaustic ewer with ancient Greek inspired decoration on both sides. The shape is also inspired by a Greek wine jug, known as oenochoe.

The bust meant to be an interpretation of the ancient Greek beauty Phryne, daughter of Epicles and a model of a number of ancient Greek artists/sculptors.

They were probably made in the 1980s and are based on ancient Greek drama masks. They measure about 20mm (just over 3/4") tall and are fitted with torpedo toggle closures.

Kairos is an ancient Greek word meaning 'the right, critical, or opportune moment.

With inspiration from ancient greek pictorial style vases, this beige vase is decorated with bulls and bands in brown paint.

The mask has exaggerated facial expressions typical of Ancient Greek theatrical masks that were used in open theatre performances.

Ipsens Enke, produced between 1870 and 1890 as an interpretation of ancient Greek black-figure vases dating from 600–500 BC.