Est. 1998 · Munich & Online Worldwide shipping Certificate of authenticity
Cabinet № 07 · Acquisition of the Season

Antiquities, documented and lived with.

Well-preserved works of ancient art — each with provenance and a written authentication.

Since 1998, Space of Antiques has placed antiquities with collectors, dealers and museums across Europe. Our catalogue spans the early Neolithic to the late Medieval — every piece accompanied by documented provenance and a written authentication.


The Collection, by category

77 specimens · updated weekly
Medieval bronze fibula
ANCIENT BROOCHES AND FIBULAS

Medieval bronze fibula

European medieval bronze round fibula, dating 11th-12th century AD. Diameter: 60mm Provenance: Till the 1980s in the private Belgian collection of B.S. Since the 1980s in the private British collection of D.A. Was bought by the current owner…

70.00 
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Viking period bronze anchor amulet
ANCIENT PENDANTS AND AMULETS

Viking period bronze anchor amulet

Viking period bronze amulet in the shape of an anchor, dating 8th-10th century AD. These amulets are typical for the Finno-Ugric people. Length: 35 mm Width: 17,5 mm Provenance: Till the 1980s in the private Belgian collection of…

80.00 
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Scythian white bronze mirror
OTHER ANTIQUITIES

Scythian white bronze mirror

Scythian white bronze mirror, dating C. 3rd century BC. Diameter: 55 mm Provenance: Till 1965 in the private British collection of N.K. Since 1965 in a private British collection of Mr. W.L. Bought by the current owner in…

80.00 
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Viking period whetstone and ornamented iron fire striker
OTHER ANTIQUITIES

Viking period whetstone and ornamented iron fire striker

A Viking period whetstone, which is a small piece of stone used for sharpening that included a hole so that a leather carrying strap could be tethered. The second item is a Viking period fire striker, which is…

60.00 
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A Note from the Founder
Every object in this catalogue has been weighed, documented, photographed against black velvet, and lived with — often for years — before it is offered. The provenance chain is the piece’s second biography, and I will not offer an object without one.
— The Founder, SPACE OF ANTIQUES
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New acquisitions, before they reach the floor.

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