A Classical Greek Attic Pottery Portrait Roundel c.5-7thC B.C poa-item created at the time of

created at the time of his death in the summer of 1830 by church wardens in a now deconsecrated church in northern Yorkshire

the sitter shown as a studious man of thought

Van Dyck demonstrated his superiority over Mytens by painting a portrait of the King and Queen

the double hinged interior opening to reveal a candle box and roomy vacant interior

France annexing Tahiti and the Musée Carnavalet opening to the public as a museum of Paris history

A Classical Greek Attic Pottery Portrait Roundel c.5-7thC B.C poa-item created at the time ofOrigin: UnknownPeriod: 5th 7th Century B. CProvenance: The Collection of Caponini, purchased from Sotheby's 17 12 1997Date: c. 5 7thC B. C. Height: 0. 5Diameter: 5. 5The beautiful Greek style attic pottery portrait roundel, depicting a bearded classical figure in side profile, facing to dexter, within a stylised border, and surviving from 5thC 7thC B. C. The condition of the roundel is good throughout with only one chip to the reverse as photographed.