Lot 1811
Fish & Horse - In Silver and Bronze. Thrace, c. 300-100 BC., and c. 200-350 AD. Earliest, a finely crafted silver pendant of two hanging fish, somewhat akin to a carp or catfish in appearance. The integral loop folded over and soldered; the modeling of the fish careful, and neat. Toned, with minor calcareous deposits. Part of one tail fin re-attached, otherwise nicely preserved. Said to have been found in Bulgaria: Celtic Thrace. Second, in bronze, a Thracian "Rider God" on his high-stepping horse. Usual blocky style modeling. Horse re-attached to base, rider repaired at waist, with loss to left forearm. Otherwise, sharp, with dusky green patina. Heights: 2-5/16"; 2-7/8". Lot of 2 items.
Estimated Value $400 - 500.
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| Realized $288 |
