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Bronze attachment depicting two lions attacking a bull (475 -
325 B.C.), from the area of Vouni.

This bronze casserole was used for cooking. More specific for cooking meat in the old traditional ovens known as Keftiko.

Here we have an illustration of a bronze cauldron from the Iron Age (1100-700 B.C.) resting on a tripod 70 cm. high. It was discovered in tomb 79 at Salamis, This was an age when massive immigration from the Aegean world was transforming Cyprus into…

Bronze Cauldron (Salamis 8th Century B.C.)

Bronze cauldron standing on an iron tripod from Salamis
(late 8th century B.C.).

Bronze censer

Bronze Coin of Roman Emperor Trajan, 98-117 A.D

In Cyprus, contemporary art began to take shape in the latter part of the 3rd quarter of the 19th century when painters of the caliber of Ioannis Kissonerghis and Vasilis Vryonides first began to present their works of art. They were soon followed by…

In the 12th century B.C. the Achaeans who were highly advanced in metallurgical techniques contributed greatly to the artistic works produced in Cyprus. One such example is this remarkable four-sided bronze stand on four wheels, decorated with…

In the 12th century B.C. the Achaeans who were highly advanced in metallurgical techniques contributed greatly to the artistic works produced in Cyprus. One such example is this remarkable Bronze Tablet.