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ANCIENT ART & ANTIQUITIES - DAY 2
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27.4.25
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We are excited to announce our 2-DAY April Sale, Ancient Art & Antiquities, starting on April 26, 2025, at 13:00 GMT. This sale features a curated selection of expertly authenticated artefacts from a variety of regions, including Classical Europe, Egypt, and the Near East, as well as stunning pieces from India, and China. For condition reports or any inquiries, please contact us at enquiries@apolloauctions.com. Payments can be made in USD, GBP, or EUR. Packing and shipping is handled by our professional, in-house white-glove team.
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LOTTO 626:
GREEK CHALCIDIAN BRONZE HELMET WITH CHEEK PIECES
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Venduto per: £10 000
Prezzo incluse commissioni.:
£
12 900
Prezzo iniziale:
£
5 000
Prezzo stimato :
£7 500 - £15 000
Commissione per la casa d'aste: 29%
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IVA: 20%
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GREEK CHALCIDIAN BRONZE HELMET WITH CHEEK PIECES
Ca. 500 BC. A bronze Chalcidian helmet with a rounded skull and a high carinated crown. A raised ridge runs along the lower edge, defining the transition to the cheek guards and neck guard. The eye openings are framed by an arching contour, extending into outwardly flared cheek guards with hinged cheekpieces, attached to the lower edge via a series of small rectangular hinges. A narrow, flaring neck guard extends from the back, curving slightly outward. A prominent nose guard extends downward from the brow, tapering slightly towards the tip.For similar see: The Walters Art Museum, Accession number 54.2468; Christie's, Live Auction 14329, The Exceptional Sale, Lot 7.Size: mm x 270mm; Weight: 1.02kgProvenance: UK private collection; formerly acquired from Alfred Lagneau collection, Switzerland 1970s-80s. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter.This piece is accompanied by a historical report from Alessandro Neri, an international Cultural Heritage expert based in Florence, Italy.
