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Greek Coinage Apulia, Tarentum, Obol, c. 280-228 BC; AR (g 0,49; mm 8; h 11); Katharos, at sides two pellets, above pellet, Rv. Kantharos, at sides stag and AP in monogr. Vlasto 1677; HNItaly 1076; SNG Copenhagen -; SNG ANS -. Cabinet tone. Good extremely fine Starting Price: €100

A Greek red-figure kantharos, Apulia, c.4th century B.C., decorated in coloured slips with two fashionable ladies heads wearing patterned kekryphalos, 7.5in., repaired, glaze crackle

Three Greek black glazed pottery miniature vessels, Southern Italy, c.4th century B.C., comprising an olpe, a kantharos and a two handled jar, largest 3in. - restorations

A PRE ROMAN ITALIAN 272-235 BC, Calabria Region, City of Taras, silver Didrachm, naked boy seated on Horse prancing left which he Crowns with his right hand/Taras seated left on Dolphin holding Kantharos and Trident, Owl in field, Tapae below, GCV 374 v v.f

Greek Macedonia - Alexander III - Herakles Tetradrachm320-315 BC, Amphipolis mint. Obv: head of Herakles right, wearing lionskin. Rev: ALEXANDROY legend with Zeus enthroned left, holding eagle and sceptre and L over and torch in left field, kantharos beneath throne. 17.14 grams. Cf. Sear 6713ff; Price 468; SNG Copenhagen 697; Muller 60. Good very fine.Starting Price: £250

Greek CoinsSicily, Hemilitron,Naxos, c. 461-430 BC, AR, (g 0,30, mm 9, h 2). Bearded head of Dionysos r., Rv. Kantharos; around six pellets. SNG ANS 1360; SNG Copenhagen -; Cahn 97 var.. Very rare. Old cabinet tone. Extremely fine.

Ar nomos. Calabria. Tarentum. C, 315-302 BC. Obv; Nude warrior on horseback holding two spears, API below. Rev;Taras riding dolphin holding kantharos. HN Italy 939. Good surfaces. 7.82g. 20mm. VF.

Greek Red-Figure Lady of Fashion KantharosApulian, 4th century BC A ceramic kantharos with ochre and white slip detailing, showing on each side the head of a lady of fashion; each with her hair dressed in a decorated sakkos, wearing drop earrings, curls of hair falling around the face; each flanked by palmettes; a wave pattern to the lower border; the vessel with tall strap handles and everted rim, set on a tall stemmed base with central ridge and stepped foot. 364 grams, 21 cm. (8 1/4"). Private Dutch collection, acquired in Amsterdam in the 1990`s. Fine condition, very minor loss to rim.Starting Price: £1000

Lot. 4./3. Jh. 2 Diobole (Athenakopf/Herakles) und ein Obol (Kantharos/Kantharos). Zusammen 3 Exemplare. ss-vz u. ssErworben vor 1895.

Tetradrachme. 436-410. Pferd galoppiert l., darüber Kantharos. Rs: Weinstock mit 5 Trauben. Alles in Linienquadrat und Quadratum incusum. Schönert-Geiss 89. 13.65g, Vs. hohes Relief. L. korrodiert. R gutes ss

Tetradrachme. 450-405. Dionysos liegt auf dem Rücken eines r. laufenden Esels, hält Kantharos. R. Krähe auf Zweig. Rs: Weinstock mit 5 Trauben in Linienquadrat. SNG COP. -. SNG ANS 326. 17.05g, Hohes Relief. L. korrodiert. R ss

AE-12 mm. 330-240. Behelmter Athenakopf r. Rs: Kantharos, darüber Traube. SNG COP. 354. Dunkle Patina. ss-vz

Cycladic Islands, Naxos, stater, c. 520/515-490 BC, kantharos with ivy-leaf above and bunch of grapes suspended from each handle, rev., quadripartite incuse square, 11.58g, some corrosion but otherwise extremely fine and in high relief, rareThis coin published: Sheedy 13a; H. Nicolet-Pierre, Naxos (Cyclades) archaïque: monnaie et histoire, QT 26, 1997, 14a; R.R. Holloway, The Crown of Naxos, ANS MN 10, 1962, 24; H. Dressel, Altgriechischer Münzfund aus Ägypten, ZfN 22, 1900, 237; de Nanteuil 997; Weber 4680. Other references: BMC 4, same obverse die. Provenance: Münzen und Medaillen 76, Basel, 19 September 1991, lot 755; Hess-Leu 36, Lucerne, 17 April 1968, lot 237; H. de Nanteuil collection; Sir Hermann Weber collection; from the Sakha hoard, 1897 (IGCH 1639).

A collection of pottery antiquities, comprising a Greek black ware Kantharos pedestal cup, two vases, a Roman terracotta oil lamp, a terracotta bowl, the head of a deity, together with a American terracotta figure, (7), a/f.

A CYPRIOT BI-CHROME AND RUST GLAZED KANTHAROS with twin handles and horizontal banding and roundel decoration, 7" diameter (see illustration).

Metapontum, Stater, c. 290-280, diademed head of Herakles left, lion-skin tied around neck, club over shoulder, rev. barley-ear of eleven grains, leaf to right; kantharos above leaf, BI below, 7.66g/6h (Johnson D 4.1, this coin; HN Italy 1621). Very fine and toned, very rare Provenance: Numismatica Ars Classica Auction O (Zurich), 2000, lot 1137

MENDE, HemitARTEMORION, c. 460-423, forepart of ass standing left, rev. kantharos in incuse square, 0.28g/12h (SNG ANS 369). Very fine and very rare

THASOS, Trihemiobol, c. 404-340, satyr running left carrying kantharos, rev. amphora, 0.74g/2h (Le Rider 27; SNG Copenhagen 1029-30). Very fine

THEBES, Hemidrachm, c. 425-375, Boiotian shield, rev. kantharos, club above, 2.52g/12h (BCD 412; Head, Boeotia, pl. 3, 9; SNG Copenhagen 290). Very fine

A George III Warwick vase tureen and cover, Benjamin Smith II & Benjamin Smith Jnr III, London 1817-18. the twin-handled vase of shallow kantharos form on a short circular stem onto a spreading square base, the body chased with a calyx of acanthus banding to the lower half and with typical masks, lion pelts, clubs and spears, the handles formed as intertwined vine leaves, the domed cover with engraved armorial, oak leaf and acorn border, rising platform with a well cast figure of a lion (finial part marked for Benjamin Smith), Overall height 42cm, combined weight 242oz, Heraldry: Engraved with the shield of the Lancashire family of PEEL, baronets and textile manufacturing pioneers. The cast finial of the cover takes the form of the family crest: a demi-lion holding a shuttle. The statesman Sir Robert Peel (1788-1850) was undoubtedly the most distinguished member of this family. Entering parliament in 1809, Peel twice served as Prime Minister and among other revolutionary measures restricted the employment of women and children in factories and mines.

A George III Warwick vase and stand, Paul Storr, London 1815-16. the twin-handled vase of shallow kantharos form on a short circular stem onto a spreading square base, the body chased with a calyx of acanthus banding to the blower half and with typical masks, lion pelts, clubs and spears, the handles formed as intertwined vine leaves, raised on simple square foot, the stand of canted square section with shamrock leaf border above an acanthus leaf frieze, the sides with four plain panels with matching borders, raised on four claw and pad feet with acanthus caps, Overall height 51cm high, width 41cm (across handles), combined weight 352oz, Note: For a similar vase and stand see Christie’s London, 4th November 1998, lot 52. For a similar vase and stand see Christie's London, 4th November 1998, lot 52

Taras, Nomos, c. 450-440, dolphin rider left with extended arms, shell below, rev. Oikistes seated left, holding kantharos and staff, 6.75g/10h (Fischer-Bossert 178; Vlasto 196; HN Italy 844). Some weakness on obverse and roughness on reverse, otherwise very fine, rare

Taras, Nomos, c. 302-280, youth on horseback right, placing wreath on horse's head, rev. dolphin rider left, holding kantharos, magistrate Sokrates, 7.61g/10h (Vlasto 677; HN Italy 961). Very fine, toned

Taras, Nomos, c. 280-272, youth on horseback left, placing wreath on horse's head, rev. dolphin rider left, holding kantharos and trident, magistrates Philora... and Apol..., 6.23g/9h (Vlasto 826; HN Italy 997). Extremely fine, toned

Taras, Nomos, c. 272-240, youth on horseback right, placing wreath on horse's head, beaded mask below, rev. dolphin rider left, holding kantharos, magistrate Kynon, 6.44g/3h (Vlasto 859; HN Italy 1031). Very fine

Taras, Nomos, c. 272-240, youth on horseback right, placing wreath on horse's head, Nike behind, flying right, crowning youth, rev. dolphin rider left, holding kantharos and trident, herm to right, magistrate Aristokrates, 6.24g/6h (Vlasto 908; HN Italy 1041). Good very fine, toned

Thasos, Trihemiobol, c. 411-350, nude satyr running left, holding kantharos, rev. amphora, 0.83g/5h (SNG Copenhagen 1029). Very fine

Mende, Tetradrachm, c. 460-423, inebriated Dionysos holding kantharos, reclining left on back of an ass standing right, rev. vine of four grape clusters in linear square within shallow incuse, 17.06g/12h (Noe, Mende, 85; Wealth of the Roman World 74; SNG ANS 347). Obverse extremely fine, reverse very fine, most attractively toned

ANCIENT COINS, Greek, Boeotia, Thebes, Hemidrachm, c.425-375 BC, Boeotian shield, rev T-, Kantharos, club above, 2.66g (BMC p.76, 78, pl.XIII; SNG Cop 290). Extremely fine. ex BCD Collection, lot 621u

A Pair of Wedgwood Caneware Krater Kantharos Pastille Vases, first half 19th century, each of square-footed compressed bell form with upright grooved handles, applied with black vine and anthemion borders and medallions, impressed Wedgwood, {width across handles 26.5cm} (lacking inner and upper pierced covers)