Terracotta Head of a Male, possibly Alexander the Great

A Graeco-Roman terracotta head of a youthful male, c. 1st Century AD, with features resembling Alexander the Great, with long flowing locks to his neck and tied knot at the top of his head. The head h

A Roman intaglio in red/brown carnelian probably from the time of Augustus. It shows Hercules as a young man, possibly with the features of Alexander the Great. 18 by 16 mm. Weight: 1.3 gr.

Hellenistic-manner cast stone bust of the head of a youth, possibly Alexander the Great, on a black stone base with applied plaque "The Search for Alexander," the 1982 Metropolitan Museum of Art exhib

Etruscan-Style Terracotta Male HeadMuseum replica of Etruscan-style terracotta head of a man, possibly of the god Dionysus; a serene expression, his hair pulled back with loose tendrils to the side; w

An Asian terracotta molded head fragment, possibly Hindu. The small fragment is of a broad faced woman, with coiffured hair, and Bindi dot at forehead. Great detail. Dimensions: 2" L x 2" H; Weight: 1

Ceramic bust in the style of Antiquity depicting the head of a male youth, possibly modeled after the Ludovisi Ares, the famed Roman sculpture of Mars, the whole rising on an associated base, 20"h x 7

Male head. Smyrna, 4th-3rd century BC. Terracotta. Provenance: Smyrna, 1895-1905. Collection Paul Gaudin (Paris 1858-1921 Versailles), archaeologist, engineer and great patron of the Louvre Museum; Ac

Central India; c. 12th century. Dense terracotta bearded head, possibly of a prince. Custom mount. Without stand: 6.75" (17.1 cm) Boston, MA Collection. In storage since 1992. Standard shipping to the

Greece, Archaic period, ca. 6th century BCE. A male kouros head made from terracotta and displaying the wide eyes, stylized features, and gentle smile characteristic of the Archaic period. The head al

Classical World, Italy, Etruria, ca. 6th to 5th century BCE. A hand-built pottery fragment depicting the head of a man, perhaps a deity or an important individual, with generous eye lids and plump lip

**Originally Listed At $200** Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. A mold-formed pottery head depicting a male grotesque with exaggerated features such as a bulbous nose, protruding lips

An African terracotta head, possibly from the Nok Culture, with incised lines around the domed 'head' and a narrow mouth in relief flanked by incised grooves. The piece is pierced from side to side, p

Ife Culture, rare terracotta head, Possibly 11th-15th c., Nigeria, fragmentary, mounted on black wood stand, 5"h (head only) Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip Gould, NYC Notes/Liter

Koma-Bulsa Culture, (9) terracotta heads, Possibly 14th-16th c. CE, North Ghana, hand-molded earthenware, each with expressive features, one two-sided Janus head, each on custom wood stand, 7"h (large

Katsina Culture, terracotta head, Possibly 200 BCE-100CE, Nigeria, hand-moulded with incised features and coiffure and beard, on custom metal stand, 9"h (head) Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Prof

Gandharan style red terracotta head, Possibly 4th - 5th c. CE, with raised features, incised coiffure with rows of modeled braids, on museum style display stand, 5"h x 5"w (pottery), 8"h (total)

Katsina Culture, terracotta head, Possibly 200 BCE-100CE, Nigeria, hand-moulded with incised features and coiffure and beard, on custom metal stand, 9"h x 6"w x 5"d (head) Provenance: Estate of Distin

Katsina Culture, terracotta head, Possibly 200 BCE-100 CE, modern Nigeria, hand-moulded with incised features and coiffure and beard, on custom stand, 7"h x 5"w x 7"d (head) Provenance: Estate of Dist

Katsina Culture, terracotta head, Possibly 200 BCE-100CE, modern Nigeria, on custom metal stand, 9"h x 10"dia (head) Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip Gould, NYC Notes/Literature: P

Chinese Glazed Terracotta Court Attendant Tang Dynasty, together with a Chinese painted terracotta head, possibly Tang Dynasty, 2 pieces total Court attendant: appx. 7-3/4"h Head: appx. 4"h Provenance

Bura-Asinda Culture, (4) terracotta heads, Possibly 3rd-13th c. CE, Niger Region, (2) cylindrical heads with raised features on flaring bases, (2) fragmentary heads on custom stands, 12"h (largest), 5

Koma-Bulsa Culture, (4) terracotta heads, Possibly 14th-16th c. CE, North Ghana, hand-molded earthenware, including a 4-headed and Janus examples, three on metal stands, 7"h x 4"dia (largest), 1"h x 3

Large armorial terracotta head, modeled possibly as the head of a supporter for the royal coat of arms of the United Kingdom in Scotland, 20th century, depicting a unicorn's head dexter, without the c

Katsina Culture, terracotta Janus head, Possibly 15th c. or earlier, fragmentary two-faced head mounted on custom stand, 7"h (head), 9.75"h (with stand) Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor P