70 Results for Antiques for sale in Penticton Bc - Classifieds

• Penticton, BC
• Antiques

One Roman fibula brooch, bronze, in the Knee type of design. Great example. Light green patina. Brooch, spring and original pin all intact. Fibula brooches were used in Greek and Roman society as a practical jewelle…

• Penticton, BC
• Antiques

One Roman fibula brooch, bronze, in the Kraftig Profilierte type of design. Green patina. Brooch, spring and pin all fashioned from the same continuingpiece of bronze. All intact, although pin is short, may be missi…

• Penticton, BC
• Antiques

One Roman fibula brooch, bronze, in the Knee type of design. Green patina. Bent, some chips. Original spring and pin intact.Light engraving around edge of flare. Fibula brooches were used in Greek and Roman society …

• Penticton, BC
• Antiques

One Roman fibula brooch, bronze, in the Kraftig Profilierte type of design. Green patina. Brooch, spring and pin all fashioned from the same continuingpiece of bronze. All intact. Fibula brooches were used in Greek …

• Oliver, BC
• Antiques

This Schnieder Cake Breaker has a Silver Plate Handle .The rest is stainless.It is in excellent condition. It measures 28 cm in length. We strive to give an accurate honest descriptionin both words & pictures when w…

• Penticton, BC
• Antiques

Ancient Greek "proto-money", or pre-money, used before the minting of coinage. This 'arrowhead type' hails from the Northern Black Sea area of Borysthenes and wastraded between the 6th and 5th centuries BC. This are…

• Penticton, BC
• Antiques

Ancient Celtic bronze Proto-money, or pre-money, used as trade in the erabefore minted coinage. Lot of 3. This type is dated between the 6th and 4th centuries BC. 17 mm to 20 mm diameter (All items are guaranteed Authentic for life and preserved with Renaissance Wax. I combine shipping) Posted with eBay Mobile…

• Penticton, BC
• Antiques

Ancient Celtic bronze Proto-money, or pre-money, used as trade in the erasbefore minted coinage. This small bell shaped type is Celtic, used between the 8th and 5th centuries BC. 28 mm length. (All items are guarant…