Small white marble bowl-like mortar
1601-1800
Red and amber solid stone mortar
1501-1900
Votive male genitalia
200 BCE-400 CE
Statue of the goddess Hygeia, Roman, 100 BCE - 100 CE
100 BCE-100 CE
White marble votive finger
200BCE-200CE
Votive carving of hair
200BCE-400CE
Pair of votive breasts
600-200 BCE
Marble plaque showing parturition scene, Ostia, Italy, 400 BCE-300 CE
400 BCE-300 CE
Marble skull
Headless marble figure of pregnant woman
100 BCE-200 CE
Circular marble plug
100 BCE-300 CE
Mortar, rectangular slab of marble
1501-1900
Small white marble mortar
1501-1900
Marble slab, used as bone, by Dr. Clive Riviere
Clarke electromagnetic machine
Pencil shaped object, possibly Roman stylus
1-500 CE
Aeolipile, French 18th century
1700-1799
Marble votive plaque with relief bust
100-300 CE
Votive uterus
200-200
Marble head
150-250 CE
Marble finger ring
Marble mortar, European, 1401-1800
1401-1800
Libation table, perhaps Ptolemaic
200-1000 CE
Marble plaque depicting Aesculapius in relief
Red marble mortar, European, 1401-1800
1401-1800
Marble mortar with 4 large lugs
1501-1800
Marble pestle, no provenance
Cream marble bowl-shaped mortar with 4 lugs as rim
1501-1900
Marble mortar, European, 1401-1800
1401-1800
Black marble pomader, probably European, 1701-1850
1701-1850
Marble pill tile
Votive offering consisting of marble relief of priapic male genitalia
100 BCE-300 CE
Herm, inscribed, marble
200-200
Votive breasts
300 BCE-200 CE
White marble circular box possibly used for snuff
1771-1830
Model Disc Discharger, Marconi Company Souvenir, 1912
1912
Doorway columns, Mersey Railway
Switchboard
1900
Marble mortar
Armlet, marble (limestone?), Nigeria, Wet Africa,
1880-1930
Pair of Marble Adhesion Discs, with Band and Ring Handle
Replica of a marble commode used in the Vatican, Europe, 1601-1900
1601-1900
Pair of ear weights
1801-1900
Plaque of god Vishnu and Bali fighting
1801-1900
Roman relief from a marble tomb, 201-300 CE
201-300 CE
Small marble figure of Aesculapius
201-300 CE
Marble pestle
200 BCE-400 CE
Headless marble figure of Asclepius (Aesculapius) with staff and serpent
100 BCE-200 CE
Circular stone slab
1-300 CE
Marble votive finger, probably Roman, 200BC-200
200-200