Boomerang Desk by Osvaldo Borsani for Tecno Milano, Italy, 1950s
Germanic Silver Torque
Germanic Silver Torque.
Roman period.
2nd till 3rd century AD.
Danube region, Aquincum.
Fragment of a funerary stèla. Eastern Greece.
'For the most holy / honourable and her husband loving Apfia / apoia, daughter of Meleagros Proklos Alypos, son of Proklos made this for himself'.
Relief with a young man carrying a ram.
Mediterranean. Late Roman or Early Byzantine. Fourth till sixth century A. D. White marble. Large: 38,5 cm. Provenance: Several former collections / Art Trade, Brussels.
Thirty years ago we started our first Ancient Art Gallery. Now it's located in the centre of Antwerp nearby the riverside, not far from the medieval cathedral and the famous renaissance town hall.
We are dealing in ancient art from the Egyptian-, Greek-, and Roman civilisation as well in very early Christian- and medieval works of art.
The authenticity of all our objects is guaranteed as described. The provenance of each item has been studied as well as possible within our ability.
Apart from other obligations we do our utmost to welcome you in our gallery on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 14.00 till 18.30 hours. The ancient art gallery is open by appointment any day of the week.
Karl and Carmen Stimm
Member of: C.R.A.B. / K.K.A.B. (Chambre Royale des Antiquaires de Belgique / Koninklijke Kamer van de Antiquairs van België). / IADAA (International Association of Dealers in Ancient Art). / CINOA (Conféderation Internationale des Négociants en Oeuvres d'Art / ARGVS. (Association d'experts d'art / Vereniging van kunstexperts) for Archeology and very early Christian art.