These are from my own collection.

A group of Archaic Greek terracotta  votive objects. Probably Corinthian.

This group comes from an old collection and were most likely excavated together: that's what the previous owner had been told.

Such votives are associated with sanctuaries devoted to Demeter and her daughter Kore , otherwise known as Persephone.

Demeter was the goddess of the grain, agriculture, harvest, growth, and nourishment, who presided over grains and the fertility of the earth.

Demeter seated, wearing chiton, himation, and a stephane. 86mm. £395

Demeter standing. 113mm £395

Protome of Demeter. 80mm x 56mm £375

Dove of Demeter. 80mm £295

Cockerel of Kore. (Persphone). (She was Demeter's daughter)  85mm £295

Winged sphinx (hindquarters missing of course) . 85mm x 55mm £270

Reclining youthful banqueter. 67m x 60mm £375

Archaic Greek
6th - 5th century BC

Ex my own collection. Acquired in London over 35 years ago.

I really feel they should remain together as a group if at all possible.

The above prices come to £2400.

If you bought all together, the price would be £2295


Very useful and interesting resource ((though Classical, Hellenistic and Roman, not Archaic) :

Corinth, Volume XVIII: The Sanctuary of Demeter and Kore: Terracotta Figurines

https://tinyurl.com/y7k3cswr