Lockdales Auction 155 19-20 May 2018

61 1437 Ancient China, circa 386 - 534 AD, Northern wei, rectangular grey brick with recess to the upper face enclosing a robed standing Buddha. Large size, nice condition. Obtained from an old British collection, property of a London Gallery. £300 - £400 1438 Ancient China, Circa 550-577 AD. A beautiful Northern Qi court attendant terracotta figurine. The figure is shown standing with the arms along the body, wearing a traditional ceremonial hat, a long skirt and a full-length robe with long swagged sleeves and with a lapel pulled across from the left and fastened on the right. Poking out at the collar is a roll of fabric of the undergarments. Obtained from an old British collection, property of a London Gallery. £200 - £275 1439 Ancient China, Circa 550-577 AD. A beautiful Northern Qi court attendant terracotta figurine. The figure is shown standing with the arms along the body, wearing a traditional ceremonial hat, a long skirt and a full-length robe with long swagged sleeves and with a lapel pulled across from the left and fastened on the right. Poking out at the collar is a roll of fabric of the undergarments. Obtained from an old British collection, property of a London Gallery. £200 - £275 1440 Ancient Roman, circa 200 - 300 AD, barbed and socketed Pilum spearhead. A fine piece of Ancient weaponry. Obtained from an old British collection, aquired in the 1980s. £125 - £200 1441 Ancient Roman, circa 200 - 300 AD, barbed and socketed Pilum spearhead. A nice specimen of Ancient weaponry. Obtained from an old British collection, aquired in the 1980s. £150 - £200 1442 Ancient Roman, circa 200 - 300 AD, barbed and socketed Pilum spearhead. A nice specimen of Ancient weaponry. Obtained from an old British collection, aquired in the 1980s. £150 - £200 1443 Ancient Roman, circa 200 - 300 AD, iron hammer. Commonly used by the Roman soldiers in daily activities such as setting up camp. Obtained from an old British collection, aquired in the 1980s. £150 - £200