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Ancient Egypt, Late Period

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A small, Ancient Egyptian, janiform, faience wedjat amulet, more commonly known as the Eye of Horus. The amulet displays the typical silhouette, combining human and falcon ocular features. The details of the eye have been intricately moulded: the brow is portrayed through a

Circa 664-332 BC

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Faience Wedjat Amulet  (No reserve price)

A fragmentary white faience amulet of Isis enthroned suckling the infant Horus, broken at the mid-chest with the upper part of Isis missing, her throne decorated with a linear series of dots. The motif of Isis nursing her son Horus was popular in the later periods of Egyptian

c. 664 BC - 332 BC

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Faience Isis Suckling Horus Amulet - 3.6 cm

An Ancient Egyptian steatite scarab featuring hieroglyphs to the reverse. The domed obverse features a stylised prothorax, elytra and clypeus. The reverse features various hieroglyphs including a large 'nfr' 𓄤 to the centre. Alongside this, to the right, are the signs that form

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Steatite Scarab dedicated to Amun  (No reserve price)

Of light green glazed faience, wearing tripartite wig and beard, holding the pick and hoe, and typical basket incised at the back.
 The primary function of shabtis was to act as labourers for the deceased in the Field of Reeds, a heavenly paradise where the deceased continued

Egypt, Late Period, 26th - 30th Dynasty, c. 664 - 343 B.C.

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Faience Shabti

An Ancient Egyptian  amulet, finely carved from black hardstone, possibly obsidian, in the shape of a heart, known as ‘ib’ in Egyptian. Taking the form of a jar, the amulet features a piriform body with a pointed base and a slightly convex profile. Two small lug handles, now

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Black Hardstone Heart Amulet  (No reserve price)

An Ancient Egyptian carnelian amulet, finely carved in the shape of a heart, known as ‘ib’ in Egyptian hieroglyphs. Taking the form of a jar, the amulet features a rounded triangular body, slightly convex in profile. Two small lug handles protrude from either side. To the top, is

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Carnelian Heart Amulet

Interesting fragment of an ancient Egyptian beaded ornament, composed of five figural pendants in the form of seated cats, combined with small bright-blue beads and elongated blue-green tubular faience beads.

The five cats are depicted frontally or slightly turned to the side.

ca. 664–30 BC

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Faience / ceramic material, various coloured faience beads Ancient Egyptian Necklace Fragment with Five Bastet Cat Amulets and Faience Beads

An impressive and skillfully carved upper section of a sarcophagus lid depicting the face of a white-skinned man, with a soft tripartite wig, eyes and eyebrows inlaid with bronze and limestone, painted black. The ears, according to Egyptian convention, appear larger than in real

Late Period 664-332 B.C .

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Wood huge funerary mask, with Spanish Import License , 54 x 50 x 28 cm

A fine Egyptian mummy mask panel made of small green, cream, and red faience beads, restrung in their original arrangement. The panel shows a beaded composition forming a winged scarab, rendered in green, red, and cream beads, with the eyes detailed with the use of red beads.

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Faience Beaded Mummy Mask Panel of Winged Scarab and Four Sons of Horus

A large Egyptian pale green glazed faience amulet of a stylised uraeus, sitting on an integrated rectangular base. The stylised animal is depicted with an undulating body, with an incised ladder pattern running down its body. The head of the animal depicts large moulded eyes and

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Faience Large Uraeus Amulet

Finely crafted Udjat (Eye of Horus) amulet made of light turquoise-green Egyptian faience. Both sides are carefully modelled, displaying the stylized Eye of Horus with well-defined eyelid, eyebrow, and characteristic markings. The vibrant glaze and elegant proportions reflect the

Late Period to Ptolemaic Period, ca. 664–30 BC

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Faience Udjat Eye (Eye of Horus) - 2,5 cm

An Ancient Egyptian faience wedjat amulet, more commonly known as the Eye of Horus. The amulet displays the typical silhouette, combining human and falcon ocular features. The details of the eye have been intricately moulded: the brow is portrayed through a hatched border,

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Faience Wedjat Amulet

Expressive ancient Egyptian wooden mummy or coffin mask retaining substantial traces of its original gesso ground and polychrome decoration. Carved from a solid piece of wood, the face displays the idealised and strictly frontal appearance characteristic of Egyptian funerary art.

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Wood Ancient Egyptian Painted Wooden Mummy / Coffin Mask - 24 cm

Small ancient Egyptian Udjat amulet in the form of the Eye of Horus, one of the most recognizable protective symbols of ancient Egypt.

The amulet depicts the characteristic stylised eye with a clearly defined upper eyelid and eyebrow line. Beneath the eye are the distinctive

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Faience Udjat Eye (Eye of Horus) - 1.5 cm

A fine pair of Egyptian earrings, all restrung with original faience beads in different shapes and colours. Each of the earrings features drop pendant decorated with a stack of beads - starting with a group of thin beads in  vibrant red and blue faience, continuing with a

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Glazed Faience Beaded Earrings  (No reserve price)

An Ancient Egyptian rock crystal amulet, finely carved in the shape of a heart, known as ‘ib’ in Egyptian. Taking the form of a jar, the amulet features a piriform body with a pointed base and slightly convex in profile. Two small pointed lug handles protrude from either side. To

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Rock Crystal Heart Amulet  (No reserve price)

Group of three small ancient Egyptian funerary figures or fragments, differing in form, material and state of preservation. The pieces represent variations of the anthropomorphic and mummiform imagery characteristic of ancient Egyptian funerary culture.

The largest piece,

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Faience Ancient Egyptian Collection of Three Faience Funerary Figures / Shabti Fragments

An Ancient Egyptian dark green faience plaque amulet, featuring the dwarf god Pataikos. The obverse is decorated with the god Pataikos in his typical pose, nude, crouching with his legs apart, on a flattened, rectangular base. His hands are placed on either side of his rounded,

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Faience Plaque Amulet of Pataikos  (No reserve price)

A fine Egyptian amulet of pale turquoise faience in the form of a ram. The ram is depicted in a recumbent position with its facial features carefully rendered including its large, curved horns, eyes and a short muzzle.
The amulet sits on an integrated flat base and a suspension

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Faience Ram Amulet

A small Egyptian, green faience amulet depicting a cat, most likely either the goddess Bastet or Sekhmet. The amulet displays the animal standing, with its head raised. Two small eyes and ears are visible on the head. Various fine incisions mark hair on the body and there is a

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Faience Amulet of a Cat with a Uraeus  (No reserve price)

A fine Ancient Egyptian blue faience amulet depicting a cat, most likely the goddess Bastet. The cat is displayed seated with her paws together. The facial features are delicately rendered, with hollowed eyes and pointed ears leading to a straight, pronounced nose and defined

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Blue Faience Amulet of Bastet  (No reserve price)

Original ancient Egyptian polychrome-painted wooden fragment from a coffin or funerary panel.

The remarkable fragment consists of three adjoining ancient wooden planks, originally forming part of a larger Egyptian funerary composition. The painted surface preserves a complex

Late Period to Ptolemaic Period, c. 7th–1st century BC

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Wood Ancient Egyptian Polychrome-Painted Wooden Coffin Fragment – Winged Protective Deities and - 28.5 cm

This bronze situla, dating from the Late Period of Egypt (664 - 332 BC), is a testament to Egyptian ritual tradition and the use of sacred vessels in religious ceremonies. Measuring 12 cm high by 4 cm wide and deep, it has a stylised, elongated shape, with a conical base and a

Late Period, 664 - 332 BC

Ancient Egypt, Late Period bronze situla - 12 cm

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Love it. Very clean, good condition, some smaller beads look a bit delicate but been very well maintained. Well packaged, speedy delivery, a good service, Thank You.

Objet magnifique arrivé en bon état et très rapidement. Attention toutefois aux frais de port, pas tout à fait anticipés.

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