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Pair of Greek terracotta horses with winged “Eros”, 400-300 B.C.

Campanian Red-Figure Bail Amphora from a Cumae Workshop, 330-300 B.C

Daunian pottery olla, 350 B.C.

Greek Terracotta standing draped female figure, Circa 4th Century BC

Apulian red-figured lidded olpe, Circa 4th Century B.C.

Ancient Greek Ceramic red-figure volute krater attributed to the Painter of the Underworld, Circa 330-320 BC.

Greek Attic Lekythos, Circa 5th Century B.C

Attic Pottery Black-bodied lekythos, Circa 5th Century B.C

Greek Festooned Glass Amphoriskos, 2nd-1st Century B.C

Greek Terracotta Tanagra standing winged figure, Circa 4th Century BC

Greek Attic Black-Figured Kylix with Gorgon Attributed to the Leafless group, 500 BC

Attic terracotta red figure kylix decorated with Eros, Circa 500 BC

Greek Attic Black-Figured Kylix with Gorgon Attributed to the Leafless group, 500 BC

Campanian red-figure bell krater with Dionysian scene , Circa 4th Century BC

Attic pottery red-figure kylix, Attributed to the Painter of Brussels, Circa 480 BC.

Greek parcel-gilt silver finial with nereids, Circa 3rd Century BC

Cypriot sculpture of a female stone head, 700 B.C.

Greek terracotta figure of “Aphrodite” and “Eros”, 100 B.C

Lucanian Pottery red-figure pelike attributed to the Creusa Painter, Circa 390 B.C

Greek Canosan terracotta horses, 300 B.C.

Ancient Greek Terracotta large archaic kore, Circa 500 BC

Apulian Pottery Red-figure amphora attributed to the Wolfenbüttel Painter, Circa 350-325 B.C.

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