+30 210 9964841
No items found matching the search criteria
€ – €
Chronou Feidou paper weight bears an ancient saying, which means Value Time. It is handmade of solid brass. The saying belongs to the ancient greek philosopher, Chilon of Sparta.
Silver bracelet, bearing the ancient proverb "outhen matin i physis poiei" by the ancient Greek philosopher, Aristotle, which means, that "nature does not create anything without a purpose".
Dimensions: 6,5cm x 1cm
Silver 925°
Silver pair of earrings in the shape of a ring with an ancient greek proverb. The ancient proverb "outhen matin i physis poiei" by the ancient Greek philosopher, Aristotle, means that "nature does not create anything without a purpose".
Diameter: 3,5cm
Silver pendant with an ancient greek proverb. The ancient proverb "outhen matin i physis poiei" by the ancient Greek philosopher, Aristotle, means that "nature does not create anything without a purpose".
Diameter of the ring: 3,8cm
Silver ring, bearing an ancient greek proverb. The ancient proverb "outhen matin i physis poiei" by the ancient Greek philosopher, Aristotle, means that "nature does not create anything without a purpose".
Dimensions: 2cm x 0,7cm
Handmade solid silver 925°, adjustable.
2018 charm was inspired by a bronze ancient pendant, in the form of a bird standing on two rings. It was found at Feres, in Thessaly and is dated to 8th-7th century B.C. We chose to combine this impressive and unique shape of the bird pendant with an ancient spatula of the 5th century found in the area of Keramikos in Athens and form the number "18" thus creating a unique and special charm for the new year.
Dimensions: 3cm x 8,5cm
Handmade solid brass.
We created the acorns as a charm, that will bring you luck for the new year. A new line of charms, designed in a minimalist approach to satisfy even the most demanding tastes.
Dimensions: 5cm x 5cm
Gold-plated 24K Brass
Acrobat Clock. From the unique performance of the acrobat engraved on the cover of a sword found in Malia, in Crete, we created a special clock.
1600 B.C., Malia, Crete
Dimensions: 29cm x 23cm
Silver-plated copper with wooden base.
The Mask of Agamemnon, paper weight. Agamemnon in Greek mythology, was the son of King Atreus and Queen Aerope of Mycenae. This unique find is the inspiration of this hand casted paper weight.
Dimensions: 7 cm x 7,5 cm x 1 cm
Ainos brass pin is a replica of the ancient silver tetradrachm (four-drachma coin) of Ainos (Aenus), which depicts the head of Hermes and on the reverse shows a goat standing right and the inscription AINI written above it. 5th century B.C., Ainos, Thrace.
Dimensions: 1,3 cm x 1,8 cm x 2 mm
Alexander the Great silver guitar pick. The engraving depicts the head of Alexander the Great, son of King Philip II of Macedon. The design is inspired by the gold medal from Tarsus in Cilicia. 3rd century B.C., Cilicia. Play your guitar with style!
A relief representation of Alexander the Great at the Battle of Issus, inspired by a Pompeii mosaic, that shows the macedonian king riding his horse, Bucephalus, and charging the fleeing Persians.
2nd century B.C., Pompeii
Dimensions: 21cm x 28cm x 8cm
Silver-plated 999° Copper, mounted on an acrylic back (plexiglass).
Alexander the Great bracelet inspired by the silver tetradrachm coin of King Lysimachus of Thrace, which depicts on the one side the head of Alexander the Great and on the other side of the coin goddess Athena, holding victory in her hands.
297 - 281 B.C., Macedonia
Diameter of the coin: 3 cm
Brass.
Alexander the Great keyring is a replica of a vary rare find the Gold medal of Aboukir. This medal is an oversized monetary mark, which was a prize at the pentectical Alexandrian Ecumenical Games of Veria in Macedonia.
Medal dimensions: Φ. 4cm (diameter)
Alexander the Great brass pin is based on the depiction on the gold medal from Tarsus in Cilicia and it dates to the middle of the 3rd century B.C.
Dimensions: Diameter 1,8 cm x 3mm (thick)
Alexander the Great silver cufflinks are based on the depiction of a gold medal from Tarsus in Cilicia and it dates to the middle of the 3rd century B.C.
3rd century B.C., Cilicia
Solid silver 925°.
Alexander the Great is considered to be one of the greatest military generals and a famous Macedonian king. We created a paper weight, depicting Alexander the Great. The depiction is inspired by a gold medal of Tarsus.
Dimensions: 8 cm x 1 cm
Brass Paper-weight.
We created a relief represantation, depicting Alexander the Great. The depiction is inspired by the gold medal of Tarsus.
3rd century B.C., Cilicia.
Dimensions: 12cm x 12cm x 5cm
Gold-plated 24K Copper, mounted on an acrylic back (plexiglass).
A relief representation of the head of Alexander the Great. It is inspired from a relief on an ancient mirror, dated to 1000 B.C., from Ancient Greece.
Dimensions: 11cm x 16cm x 3cm
Gold-plated copper on marble base.
A relief representation of the head of Alexander the Great. It is inspired by a relief from an ancient mirror, dated to 1000 B.C., from Ancient Greece.
Dimensions: 15cm x 15cm x 6,5cm
Silver-plated copper on an acrylic back (plexiglass).
A relief representation of the head of Alexander the Great. One of the finest surviving sculptures of Alexander the Great after his visit to ancient Athens.
Dimensions: 9cm x 18cm x 11cm
Alabaster coated with silver-plated copper.
We created a relief plaque of the head of Alexander the Great, that is inspired by a gold medal of Tarsus. The plaque is mounted on a marble base.
3rd century B.C., Ciliicia
Dimensions: 10cm x 15,5cm x 3cm
Brass, plated in silver solution 999°.
We created this set of silver earrings using the shape of natural ammonites. The ammonites, as symbols of longevity and evolution, are the perfect gift for all the nature lovers. Handmade silver 999°.
Pendant inspired by a clay amphora, decorated with handles on each side of the vessel. This type of vessel was used to store and to transport wine, olive oil, precious aromatic oils or other commodities.
4th century B.C., Thassos
Dimensions of the amphora: 6,5cm x 2,5cm
Silver 925°.
No data found
Your name will appear next to your review or comment, visible to everyone. We (MuseumMasters.gr) also save your IP address as a security precaution, but in can only be viewed by our staff. It will remain in our system until you withdraw your consent. If you’d like to have your personal data removed, send an email to info@museummasters.gr.
If you believe that your personal data has been misused, you have the right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority. We’re obliged by EU General Data Protection Regulation to let you know about this right; we don’t actually intend to misuse your data.
This site uses cookies to store information on your computer. See our cookie policy for further details on how to block cookies.
Analytical cookies for us to better craft the user experience based on your page view experiences.