Name: Auction: ANCIENT GREEK TERRACOTTA HORSE GREECE, C. 7TH CENTURY B.C.
Brand: Lyon & Turnbull
Price: 500 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock

Lyon &amp; Turnbull’s African &amp; Oceanic Art, Natural History &amp; Ancient Art auction returns this summer with another exceptional, cross-disciplinary selection of fine international art, ancient artefacts, and rare natural history specimens. Taking place on 30 July, this thoughtfully curated sale continues to explore the concept of form across cultures and civilisations. It brings together significant works of art and artefacts from Africa, Oceania, the Americas, and the ancient world, presented alongside fossilised specimens and natural wonders dating back millions of years. Highlights include a collection of ancient Egyptian amulets gifted by King Fuad I of Egypt in 1926, and an alabaster figure of the goddess Isis nursing Horus, dating to Egypt’s 25th Dynasty. From the Pacific, the auction features a rare akatara pole spear from the Cook Islands, while North American highlights include a pair of 19th-century moccasins, likely of Seneca origin, discovered among the historic contents of Penicuik House, Midlothian.Buyer's Guide:&nbsp;

Kate

Alex Tweedy | Antiquities Auction Specialist

807-African.jpg

807-Antiquities.jpg

852 Header

Browse a selection of lots from our forthcoming sale.

Specialists' Selection

Natural History Auctions | Meteorites, Fossils & More

large_Natural-HIstory.jpg

medium_Natural-HIstory.jpg

small_Natural-HIstory.jpg

thumbnail_Natural-HIstory.jpg

xlarge_Natural-HIstory.jpg

small_MicrosoftTeams-image-removebg-preview.png

thumbnail_MicrosoftTeams-image-removebg-preview.png

Logo with add text

Lyon & Turnbull | Online Auction Specialists

large_Placeholder-for-Blog.jpg

medium_Placeholder-for-Blog.jpg

small_Placeholder-for-Blog.jpg

thumbnail_Placeholder-for-Blog.jpg

xlarge_Placeholder-for-Blog.jpg

Placeholder-for-Blog.jpg

painted terracotta, modelled in abstract style, with a long tapering neck and pronounced muzzle, the body is broad and angular, supported by four short legs rendered without detail, traces of pigment remain in red and umber, raised on a bespoke mount

ANCIENT GREEK TERRACOTTA HORSE

GREECE, C. 7TH CENTURY B.C.

Description

Dimensions

Provenance