Cumae, 350 - 340 BC.
Height 33,6cm, ø mouth 31,2cm.
with cow horns.
Width 22cm, height 19cm, depth ca. 7cm.
Taranto, early 4th century BC.
depicted as a bearded man with luxurious curls.
Roman Imperial Period, last quarter 2nd century A.D.
Roman Imperial Period, 1st / 2nd century AD.
the bust of armed Minerva to the left supported
by two entagled snakes.
Roman Imperial Period, 2nd century A.D.
with palmette below.
Length 19cm, width 8cm, height 7cm.
Roman, about 50 - 150 AD.
Cologne, 2nd - 3rd century AD.
Height 15,1cm.
Greenish translucent glass.
About 130 - 150 A.D.
32cm - 22 cm on a thin wavy wood panel.
1st - 3rd century A.D.
Around AD 550 - 950. 23 x 19,5cm.
Green stone, carved from both sides.
Münzen & Medaillen Auction 50
Münzen & Medaillen GmbH
Auction 50
Coins
27 June 2023
D-Weil am Rhein
Münzen & Medaillen GmbH of Weil am Rhein, Germany, will hold their 50th floor auction on 27th June 2023.
Lot 36: Sicily. Katane. Tetradrachm, ca. 450 B.C. From the collections of Sir A. Evans and R. Jameson, and Münzen & Medaillen AG, Auction 77 (1992). Small flan fault on reverse. Extremely fine. Estimate: 20,000 EUR.
Amongst the ancient Greek coins, Sicily is particularly well represented with several outstanding silver coins and many bronze issues of excellent quality. There is a tetradrachmon of Katane in Sicily signed by the die cutter Euainetos, which depicts the goddess of victory, Nike, as she flies over to proffer a wreath to the driver of a quadriga. In the other hand Nike holds a tablet on which the die cutter’s signature, “EUAIN,” appears. The coin comes from an old Münzen & Medaillen AG Basel sale. Also from Katane is another tetradrachmon, boasting an exceptional provenance- it was part of the collections of Sir Arthur Evans and Robert Jameson, and also comes from an old auction of the Münzen & Medaillen AG, Basel.
The Roman coins are represented with a range of Republican coins, including several imperatorial issues, and a good selection of imperial coins, with a number of very fine gold issues.
Lot 507
Lot: 507: Bavaria. Maximilian I., as Elector (1623-1651). Double Ducat 1647, München. Very fine to extremely fine. Estimate: 1,500 EUR.
Lot 795
Lot 795: Sachsen-Meiningen. Georg II. (1866-1914). 20 Mark 1889 D. Very fine to extremely fine. Estimate: 6,000 EUR.
Lot 880
Lot 880: Strasbourg, Bishopric. Anonymous pfennig. Extremely fine. Estimate: 300 EUR.
The sale continues with coins of the Medieval and Modern periods. This includes on the one hand a collection of Bavarian coins containing numerous Goldgulden, ducats, double-ducats, Carolins, Max d’or and Taler, and on the other hand a special collection of coins of the Upper Rhine, Alsace, Rhineland-Palatinate, Speyer, Selz, Hagenau, Strasbourg and Lake Constance regions, including many Medieval pennies and rare small denominations.
Finally, there will be a sale of numismatic literature, including a complete set of all 29 volumes of the “Catalogue of Greek Coins in the British Museum”, all in the original edition.
The auction will take place on Tuesday 27th June 2023 in Weil am Rhein. In order to bid live over the internet, it is necessary to register online at least two days before the auction.
