Dealer

E. Triantaphyllos

fl. 1900 · Greece

Greek dealer, active in 1900. Dealt at Paris (44 rue Cambon). Sold to Wilhelm Froehner and Joseph Eugène Paul Marguerite de la Charlonie.

Life and work

7 May 1900
Court-ordered ('vente judiciaire') sale of Triantaphyllos's stock in Paris; Froehner bought the best pieces cheaply, including a vase handle with a black-painted head, a sarcophagus fragment and inscriptions on stone 'said to have been found in Cyprus'. Hellmann, like Froehner, doubts the Cyprus origin because the seller is not otherwise known for Cypriot objects.
ParisHellmann 1991, n. 37

Connections

2 people

Sales, gifts & bequests

Sold to Wilhelm Froehner1900
Sold to Joseph Eugène Paul Marguerite de la Charlonie

Objects

Stele (Froehner inventory VII, 654), marble; Robert attributes it to Amisos
7 May 1900Hellmann 1991
Stele (Froehner inventory VII, 657), limestone, with a cross and Christian inscriptions; not found again
7 May 1900Hellmann 1991

Sources

1.Marie-Christine Hellmann (1991). “W. Froehner et Chypre”. Cahiers du Centre d'Études Chypriotes 16, 17-28. Online
2.R. Merrillees (2010). “Paul Marguerite de La Charlonie, collector and connoisseur”. Cahiers du Centre d'Études Chypriotes 40. Online