We are proud to announce the availability of our newest catalogue of fine antiquities from the ancient Mediterranean. More than 50 objects are fully described and illustrated in color.
The catalogue contains objects ranging from a variety of fine Hyksos Period (1650-1550 BC) Egyptian scarabs starting at less than $75 to a variety of ancient pottery vessels, glass bottles, bronze objects and terracotta sculptures.
Our catalogues appeal to both novice and intermediate/advanced collectors. New collectors will find our catalogues extremely informative and an excellent guide to the market. More advanced collectors look forward to our every catalogue for the ever-interesting selection of museum-quality objects that we offer.
Some rarities in the catalogue that literally come on the market only once or twice per decade or more include: a spectacular intact Roman Arretine signed bowl dating from to the Julio-Claudian era 15 BC-40 AD; two rare Legionary (14th Legion) bricks from the Roman City of Carnuntum; rare Etruscan bronze tripod bowl with pedigree provenance; and a painted wooden Egyptian coffin fragment (1070 -712 BC) from the Temple of Edfu on the Upper Nile.
For a free PDF of our catalogue, click here.
kingpossum, I am the one who requested the album, with almsot exactly the same motives with you ;) (plus, I'm somewhat a completist, and this was the only missing -golden era- Brainticket album in my mp3 collection! Now it's time for Alchemic Universe ;) )niamor izrut, is there a place where I can find Joel Vandroobenbroeck's solo stuff? (i.e. in blogs, in downloadable format ;) ) The only piece I found so far is Images of Flute in Nature in Lost in Tyme (still haven't DL'ed!)and last, but not least, thank you mahood for this interesting piece! The music is very similar to Voyage (which I had for two or more years), just as I read previously in various reviews... Yet, it's a part of Brainticket discography, no matter how far it is from the "freakout krautrock" sound of the first 3 albums! So, thanks again for sharing this rarity with us! (btw, I really liked Voyage as well, and I suppose I will like this one too!)
Posted by: Prince | April 26, 2012 at 03:51 PM