This auction catalogue documents a sale of antiquities held in May 1982, reflecting the scholarly frameworks and commercial dynamics of the early 1980s international art market. It presents a systematically organized inventory of artefacts, likely encompassing objects from classical Mediterranean, Egyptian, and Near Eastern traditions. Each entry is typically accompanied by concise academic descriptions, provenance data, and pre-sale estimates. As a work of non-fiction, the catalogue serves both as a transactional record and a research tool, illustrating contemporary standards of classification, attribution, and valuation, while contributing to the study of collecting patterns and auction practices of the period.