PROVENANCE
Sold With Provenance
Provenance isn't a footnote for us — it's the foundation of every sale. Below is a selection of pieces we've sold with documented, verifiable ownership history, shown here so collectors can see exactly the standard we hold ourselves to.
Every item we sell is researched before it's listed: prior collections, publication history, and — where it exists — pre-1970 documentation in line with the UNESCO 1970 Convention. We don't treat this as optional paperwork; it's the difference between owning a coin and owning a piece of verifiable history.
The pieces below are examples already sold, shown with the provenance notes that accompanied each sale.
Sold — $18,500
Sicily, Syracuse. Euainetos. AR Dekadrachm, ca. 405–380/367 BC
Ex. Private European Collection, formed prior to 2000. Attribution and condition report provided at time of sale.
Sold — $9,515.95
Egypt, Middle Kingdom. Wooden Gold-Gilded Statuette, ca. 1930 BC
Ex. James Wayne Inventory, formed in the 2000s. Provenance history documented and provided to buyer.
Sold — $2,697
Magna Graecia. Hoplite Bronze Spearhead, ca. 5th–1st Century BC
Ex. Private European Collection, formed before 1970 — fully compliant with UNESCO 1970 standards.
Looking for a specific provenance history?
Ask us directly — we're happy to walk through documentation on any current or past piece.