Painted stem plate, a good part of the original painting can still be seen. There is chip on the rim of this Piece, otherwise I would claim that the collectable is in good  More »

Painted stem plate, a good part of the original painting can still be seen. There is chip on the rim of this Piece, otherwise I would claim that the collectable is in good condition. It was bought from another collector years ago.   « Less

Painted plate with 9 swans or ducks bought from another collector many years ago. The Piece is painted with black and red, some Detail has been scratched into the plates  More »

Painted plate with 9 swans or ducks bought from another collector many years ago. The Piece is painted with black and red, some Detail has been scratched into the plates surface by the artist.The plate has a Diameter of 16 cm.   « Less

Damaged attic vase with two figures, one bearing wings. Because of the nature of this collectable, I would like it to be bought by someone who would have it restoured. The  More »

Damaged attic vase with two figures, one bearing wings. Because of the nature of this collectable, I would like it to be bought by someone who would have it restoured. The Vase is 21 cm high and has a Diameter of 11 centimeters   « Less

Ancient Apulian Oinochoe Magna Graecia Ca. 350 B.C. Size: 11”H.(28 cm) Graceful pouring vessel on pedestal foot with bulbous body, slender neck, trefoil rim and high  More »

Ancient Apulian Oinochoe Magna Graecia Ca. 350 B.C. Size: 11”H.(28 cm) Graceful pouring vessel on pedestal foot with bulbous body, slender neck, trefoil rim and high looping, strap handle. Red-figure painted lady of fashion profile face wearing a saccos. Some white detailing and very high quality, black metallic glaze. Handle and neck reattached, slight crazing on handle, body with glued break and a quarter sized area of touch up on the reverse palmette. Provenance: From the collection of Dr. Angelo R. Bergamo, N.J. Ex. Harmer Rooke Galleries, NYC., mid 1980s.   « Less

Kushan Greek Silver Pendant. Over 2000 years old, found underground near the foothills of the "Hindu Kush" mountains of afghanistan. I got this from a vendor in bagram, who  More »

Kushan Greek Silver Pendant. Over 2000 years old, found underground near the foothills of the "Hindu Kush" mountains of afghanistan. I got this from a vendor in bagram, who came here from kabul. (Rare/Silver)   « Less

Ancient Greek Carved Stone. Very old, and rare piece: 250-125 BC. Discovered underground in the Ghazni Province of afghanastan. This rare piece was purchased in bagram.

Ancient Greek Carved Stone. Very old, and rare piece: 250-125 BC. Discovered underground in the Ghazni Province of afghanastan. This rare piece was purchased in bagram.   « Less

Buy It Online TODAY w/ Secure-Payment Credit Card-Paypal @ www.trocadero.com/thezeptepiemporium/catalog/ Pictured here is an Authentic Ancient Greek (Magna Graecia) Pyxis  More »

Buy It Online TODAY w/ Secure-Payment Credit Card-Paypal @ www.trocadero.com/thezeptepiemporium/catalog/ Pictured here is an Authentic Ancient Greek (Magna Graecia) Pyxis Vessel with Concentric Bands atop its Fitted Lid, finished in a Crème Buff typical of the pottery found in the Classical Period towns and villages along the Southern Italian Tarentine Gulf Region, continuing along the Ionian and Adriatic Coastlines as well as throughout Modern-Day Sicily. These Achaean, Ionic, Doric, and Hellenistic Greek settlers of that Southern Italian Region brought their stellar arts along with them, such as the incredible ceramics which inspired awe throughout the peoples of the ancient world and continues to inspire the same awe in the artists and cultures across the world today, nearly 3000 years later. The advanced forms of Hellenistic visual and performing arts undoubtedly played a special role in the formation of the rich culture of the soon-to-be Roman Empire, which would dominate the same territory a few hundred years later. The Terracotta Pyxis Vessel available here, priced well below market along with all ZTE artifacts, is 100% Authentic and Intact, with only one small crack repaired on a side of the vessel w/ no loss of structural integrity, a beautiful remnant of the Hellenistic Culture which left its mark across the Ancient World. Diameter: 5 in. (12.7cm) Circa: Likely 4th - 3rd Century BCE Provenance: From a Private Collection in Essex, England assembled in the Victorian Era. Acquired by The Zep Tepi Emporium in its first sale since the late 19th Century. REASONABLE OFFERS ARE ALWAYS CONSIDERED! TO PURCHASE THIS OR ANY ZEP TEPI EMPORIUM PIECE, OR FOR FURTHER INQUIRY, PLEASE COME BY OUR PUBLIC SHOWROOM OR CALL 323-522-6789. A Certificate of Authenticity w/ Money Back Guarantee Accompanies Any Piece of Original Fine Art or Antiquity Sold by The Zep Tepi Emporium. ZTE holds a Dealer License issued by the California Department of Justice (CA DOJ) and subsequent Police Permit from the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD). THANK YOU!   « Less

Greek lady with stand

Greek lady with stand   « Less

Culture: GREEK. Date: 4TH CENTURY BC. Origin: JORDAN. Material: LEAD. Provenance: EX: PRIVATE COLLECTION. Condition: INTACT, VERY FINE. Measurements: 34  More »

Culture: GREEK. Date: 4TH CENTURY BC. Origin: JORDAN. Material: LEAD. Provenance: EX: PRIVATE COLLECTION. Condition: INTACT, VERY FINE. Measurements: 34 mms, Weight: 53.9 grms. A very rare dye depicting the head of Athena found on the obverse of ancient imitation of Athenian owl type coins of South Arabia.   « Less

Eastern Mediterranean, made of terracotta. Those bottles originated directly in Greece during the 4th - 3rd Century BC era. They were made to hold oils or scent. The mid body  More »

Eastern Mediterranean, made of terracotta. Those bottles originated directly in Greece during the 4th - 3rd Century BC era. They were made to hold oils or scent. The mid body is globular whereas the lower and upper parts are slim and cylindrical. The rim is everted, folded out, then back under, circa 150 -20 BC. Purchased in the middle east, during the 1970's. Status: Available.   « Less