11600. EGYPTIAN MUMMY MASK, 1st millennium BC. 9 h x 11 s x 6.5 d inches. Gesso on linen. Simple and elegant design with the hair in Egyptian turquoise, the face in gold leaf. Provenance: The European antiquities market. Recently imported into the US where it was inspected and cleared by US customs thus legally in the country. Interior. Left side. Right side.
SOLD.
11591. EGYPTIAN MUMMY MASK, 1st millennium BC. 13.5 x 9 inches. Simple and elegant design with the hair in Egyptian turquoise, the face in gold leaf. Minor damage to nose, otherwise nice condition. Provenance: The European antiquities market. Recently imported into the US where it was inspected and cleared by US customs thus legally in the country. Interior view. Left side. Right side.
SOLD.
7375. EGYPTIAN TERRA COTTA FIGURE OF SEKMET. Egypt, Ptolemaic Period, c. 3rd-1st century BC. The lion goddess reclining right with ureaus crown and ornamented collar. 2.25 x 2.75 inches. The hole between her forelegs appears to be the wick hole of a lamp but the hole at the left end of the base makes this questionable. Free standing but a little wobbly. Better detail in face than image shows. SOLD.
7369. EGYPTIAN TERRA COTTA HEAD OF A GARLANDED BULL. Egypt, Ptolemaic Period, c. 3rd-1st century BC. The bull with upright head wearing garland around its ears. 2 inches. SOLD.
7322. EGYPTIAN TERRA COTTA AMULET MOLD OF BES. Late Period, first millennium BC. The mold used for the production of a faience amulet with good detail. 1.6 inches. Rare! Photographed with light from below for visibility of the form produced from the mold. SOLD.
8952. AN EGYPTIAN FAIENCE EYE OF HORUS AMULET, ca. 1st millennium BC. As pictured. Between 12-27 mm. Call for exact size. SOLD.
8953. AN EGYPTIAN FAIENCE EYE OF HORUS AMULET, ca. 1st millennium BC. As pictured. Between 12-27 mm. Call for exact size. SOLD.
8956. AN EGYPTIAN FAIENCE EYE OF HORUS AMULET, ca. 1st millennium BC. As pictured. Between 12-27 mm. Call for exact size. SOLD.
8957. AN EGYPTIAN FAIENCE EYE OF HORUS AMULET, ca. 1st millennium BC. As pictured. Between 12-27 mm. Call for exact size. SOLD.
8942. AN EGYPTIAN FAIENCE U'SHABTI, 26th Dynasty, 664-525 BC. The protective figure of pale green to sand color with traces of black painted hieroglyphics from the Book of The Dead. ~3.75". Chip to side of head. SOLD.
8944. AN EGYPTIAN FAIENCE U'SHABTI, 26th Dynasty, 664-525 BC. The protective figure of pale green to sand color with traces of black painted hieroglyphics from the Book of The Dead. ~3.75". SOLD.
8947. AN EGYPTIAN FAIENCE U'SHABTI, 26th Dynasty, 664-525 BC. The protective figure of pale green to sand color with traces of black painted hieroglyphics from the Book of The Dead. ~3.75". SOLD.
9586. AN EGYPTIAN FAIENCE U'SHABTI. Late Period, ca. 664-525 BC. The Shabti with traces of black heiroglyphics. Intact. 3.75 inches. SOLD.
7400. SMALL EGYPTIAN ALABASTER CUP, c. 2nd-1st millennium BC. Carved from yellow banded alabaster. 1 x 1.4 inches. Rim chips & soot deposits. SOLD.
11059. EGYPTIAN LIMESTONE JACKAL, Late Period, c. 550-500 BC. A sculptor's trial piece. 6 x 4 x 3 inches. No repair. Provenance: From The Princeton Collection. SOLD.
11091. EGYPTIAN STONE CANOPIC JAR WITH JACKAL HEAD, Third Intermediate Period. 2 x 3.5 inches. Intact. Provenance: From The Princeton Collection. SOLD.
11598. EGYPTIAN FAUX? CAT MUMMY, 1st millennium BC. 16.5 h x 4 w x 7 d inches. Wooden statue wrapped in linen in the manner of a mummified cat but appears to be all wood under the linen though possible a box with a cat mummy inside. Provenance: The European antiquities market. Recently imported into the US where it was inspected and cleared by US customs thus legally in the country. Front view. Right side. Left side. Back.
SOLD.
SOLD.
8662. A POLYCHROME STUCCO FUNERARY MASK OF A MAN. Roman Egypt, ca. 2nd century AD. The head bare with curly black hair, the face reddish with a serene expression, the eyes inlaid with clear cast glass over painted black pupils. 6.5 x 8 x 9 inches. Repaired from large fragments with bracket for hanging in the reverse, a little restoration to nose and chin. See Christie's London, 4/99 lot 71 for one of similar style also repaired and estimated at $10,000+. See also a similar mask in the Museum of Art and Archaeology, the University of Missouri.
| 8226. LARGE EARLY EGYPTIAN BRONZE MIRROR, ca. 2nd millennium BC. The mirror with a handle representing the Goddess Hathor. Considerable detail visible on handle under heavy incrustation. The mirror portion fragile & now broken, its encrustation with the imprint of the ancient fabric in which it was apparently wrapped. This is an important piece which should be professionally repaired and mounted. 15". Very rare! |  |
| 7388. EGYPTIAN FAIENCE AMULET OF KHNUM, 1st millennium BC. Finely detailed amulet of the ram-headed god wearing the triple atef crown. 1.25 x 2 inches. Nose unfortunately abraded. Suspension loop and detailed hair on rv. Rare item. |  |
| 7552. A FINE EGYPTIAN FINIAL WITH KHNUM, Late Period, ca. 500 BC. The ram-headed god, creator of mankind on the potters wheel, with curved horns and wearing hemhemet crown with uraei cobras and horns. 3.5". Intact and rare with considerably better detail than photo. |  |
| 6662. A FINE BRONZE FIGURE OF OSIRIS. Egypt, 1st millennium BC. On custom stand, the bronze 4.25 inches. Excellent detail and intact. |  |
| 6664. 3 EGYPTIAN FAIENCE U'SHABTIS, ca. 800-600 BC. Pale turquoise green with remains of brown glaze hair. All nice with good sharp detail. 2.5". On custom stand. |  |
| 6667. TWO EGYPTIAN CORE GLASS AMPHORISKOS AMULETS, ca. 1000 BC. One of opaque blue glass, intact, the other also but with inlaid red and applied green handle, nice. To 23 mm. Rare very early glass. |  |
| 6668. TWO EGYPTIAN CORE GLASS AMPHORISKOS AMULETS, ca. 1000 BC. One of opaque blue glass (rim & handle chip), the other of banded yellow and blue glass with applied green handle, nice peacock iridescence on base, intact and nice. To 22 mm. Rare very early glass. |  |
| 6669. A FINE EGYPTIAN STEATITE SCARAB. 2nd Intermediate Period. Finely engraved with cartouche and hieroglyphs, suspension hole. 11 mm. Choice example! |  |
| 6670. A FINE EGYPTIAN STEATITE SCARAB. 2nd Intermediate Period. Finely engraved with twin winged serpents, suspension hole.12 mm. Choice example! |  |
| 6671. AN EGYPTIAN SILVER RING WITH SCARAB, ca. 2nd-1st century BC/AD. The silver ring set with a blue faience scarab. 22 mm. 17 mm internal diameter. |  |
| 7389. EGYPTIAN BRONZE FIGURE OF OSIRIS, 1st millennium BC. Mummiform, holding crook and flail and wearing the atef-crown. 2.5 inches. |  |
| 7393. A RARE AND INTERESTING EGYPTIAN DUAL BRONZE FIGURE OF ANUBIS AND KHNUM, 1st millennium BC. The rams-head Khnum facing one side, jackal-headed Anubis the other, sharing the atef-crown. 1.8 inches. Very rare dual depiction. |  |
| 7395. EGYPTIAN FAIENCE U'SHABTI, 1st millennium BC. The mummiform protector figure holding crook and flail, details and hieroglyphs from the 'Book of the Dead' in brown on green. 4.5 inches. |  |
| 7396. AN INEXPENSIVE EGYPTIAN FAIENCE SHABTI, 1st millennium BC. The mummiform protective figure with long gracefully curved side locks holding the pharaonic crook and flail in his crossed arms. 3.25 inches. Excellent condition. |  |
| 7397. FINE EGYPTIAN FAIENCE U'SHABTI HEAD, 1st millennium BC. The head with sharply detailed eyes and hair in black on turquoise. 1 inch. |  |
| 7293. 4 EGYPTIAN TEXTILE FRAGMENTS. c. 1st millennium BC. Two woven from especially fine thread. To 4 x 6 inches. In envelopes with Arabic reference numbers. |  |
| 7382. EGYPTIAN TERRA COTTA PLAQUE OF THE APIS BULL. 1st millennium BC. The sacred bull proceeding r. with solar crown towards an altar or offering table before a palm, additional indistinct figures behind the bull. 2 x 2.75 inches. Hard fired. Rare and nice. |  |
| 7383. EGYPTIAN TERRA COTTA PLAQUE OF A GOD OR PHAROAH. 1st millennium BC. Wearing kilt and tall feather headdress and holding staff and ankh, cartouche with hieroglyphs upper r. 2.25 x 4 inches. Hardfired. Remains of white pigment. Rare and nice. |  |
| 7384. EGYPTIAN TERRA COTTA PLAQUE OF PHAROAH SLAYING A SEMITIC PRISONER. early 1st millennium BC. Important scene with pharoah stg. l. and grasping a bound long-bearded Semite warrior who kneels before him by the hair and preparing to behead him with large sickel shaped weapon. 1.75 x 3 inches. Repaired at middle. Important historical depiction known from carved wall panels. A little clearer than image shows. |  |
| 7387. EGYPTIAN FAIENCE CAT, 1st millennium BC. The cat crouching with head turned alertly to the right. 1.25 inches. Detailed both sides. Rare item. |  |
| 8107. GRAND TOUR EGYPTIAN BRONZE PLAQUE, c. 19th century. The round plaque finely engraved with pharoah’s head and hieroglyphs. 3.5 inches diameter. Grand tour antique reproductions are very collectible in their own right and this is a very nice example with excellent engraving. |  |
| 8227. AN EGYPTIAN FAIENCE WINGED SCARAB, late period ca. 715-30 BC. Nice example with molded detail in head and wingcase. 5.3". Nice condition. Custom stand. |  |
| 8651. AN EGYPTIAN FAIENCE U'SHABTI, 26th Dynasty, 664-525 BC. The protective figure of light green color with nicely detailed molded hieroglyphics from the Book of The Dead down the front of the body, the face also with superior detail. 4.2". A better example. |  |
| 8652. AN EGYPTIAN FAIENCE U'SHABTI, 26th Dynasty, 664-525 BC. The protective figure of light green color with nicely detailed molded hieroglyphics from the Book of The Dead down the front of the body, the face also with superior detail. 4.2". A better example. |  |
| 8653. AN EGYPTIAN FAIENCE U'SHABTI, 26th Dynasty, 664-525 BC. The protective figure of light green color with nicely detailed molded hieroglyphics from the Book of The Dead down the front of the body, the face also with superior detail. 4.2". A better example. |  |
| 8654. AN EGYPTIAN FAIENCE U'SHABTI, 26th Dynasty, 664-525 BC. The protective figure of light green color with nicely detailed molded hieroglyphics from the Book of The Dead down the front of the body, the face also with superior detail. 4.2". A better example. |  |
| 8655. AN EGYPTIAN FAIENCE U'SHABTI, 26th Dynasty, 664-525 BC. The protective figure of light green color with nicely detailed molded hieroglyphics from the Book of The Dead down the front of the body, the face also with superior detail. 4.2". A better example. |  |
| 8656. AN EGYPTIAN FAIENCE U'SHABTI, 26th Dynasty, 664-525 BC. The protective figure of light green color with nicely detailed molded hieroglyphics from the Book of The Dead down the front of the body, the face also with superior detail. 4.2". A better example. |  |
| 8657. AN EGYPTIAN FAIENCE U'SHABTI, 26th Dynasty, 664-525 BC. The protective figure of light green color with nicely detailed molded hieroglyphics from the Book of The Dead down the front of the body, the face also with superior detail. 4.2". A better example. |  |
| 8658. AN EGYPTIAN FAIENCE U'SHABTI, 26th Dynasty, 664-525 BC. The protective figure of light green color with nicely detailed molded hieroglyphics from the Book of The Dead down the front of the body, the face also with superior detail. 4.2". A better example. |  |
| 6666. A RARE EARLY EGYPTIAN MOSAIC GLASS SNAKE HEAD, late New Kingdom, ca. 1375-1180 BC. Opaque, blue and yellow striped mosaic glass with white and blue eyes. Very early example of Mosaic glass. 1.5". Flake on tip. A related snake head is known from the Amarna royal tombs. |  |
| 6259. A MUSEUM REPRODUCTION EGYPTIAN PLAQUE, mid 20th century reproduction of an Egyptian scene cast from the original which I think is in the Metropolitan Museum. Very beautiful figure with excellent detail. Suspension loop in back. 4.5 x 7.25 inches. |  |
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