This auction catalogue documents a sale of antiquities held in October 1980, reflecting the scholarly conventions and commercial structures of the late 20th-century art market. It provides a systematically arranged inventory of artefacts, likely including objects from classical Mediterranean, Egyptian, and Near Eastern cultures. Each entry is typically supported by concise academic descriptions, provenance information, and pre-sale estimates. As a work of non-fiction, the catalogue functions both as a transactional record and as a research tool, illustrating standards of classification, attribution, and valuation of the period, and contributing to the study of collecting practices and auction history