Greek Athena Coin Pendent anatomy 5" tall and 8" wide

5" tall and 8" wide with a drawn image of a pink and white honeysuckle flower in bloom with green stem and leaves shown against a whiteish background

The artwork is titled "Arum" and originally published in 1750 by Christoph Jakob Trew as part of the book "Plantae Selectae"

The brown heavy fabric from which this piece was made has been colored with natural dye and the light green foliage sprouting from the head

Ceramic smart phone amplifying phonograph with glossy white glaze and platinum guild measuring 10” wide

Greek Athena Coin Pendent anatomy 5" tall and 8" wideAbout the Piece A ancient Tetradrachm silver coin weighing 16. 50 grams minted in Attica, Athens in 126 5 BC set in sterling silver to be worn as a pendent measuring 2" long. On the obverse side of the coin Athena can be seen wearing the triple crested helmet of Athens. On the reverse, an owl standing on an overturned amphora bottle with a small eagle riding a lightning bolt on the lower left. In Greek mythology, Athena is the goddess of wisdom,