Ancient Egypt, Late Period Archaeology

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Ancient Egypt, Late Period

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Shabti

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Large Ancient Egyptian carved wooden facial fragment, retaining substantial remains of its original gesso ground and painted decoration.

The fragment depicts a frontal, idealised human face with elongated proportions. The facial features were carved three-dimensionally from wood

ca. 7th–1st century BC

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Wood Ancient Egyptian Painted Wooden Coffin Mask Fragment - 35 cm

A fine Ancient Egyptian lapis lazuli amulet, taking the shape of a closed lotus flower. The body of the amulet is shaped into a tapered oval, decorated with four sets of concentric V-shaped incisions to form the lotus petals. The upper body is decorated with incised rings, topped

Circa 664-332 BC

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Lapis Lazuli Floral Amulet  (No reserve price)

Set of 3 Original coptic textile Fragments.
43x28cm.
38x26cm.
46x13cm

Late Period, 664 - 332 BC

Ancient Egypt, Late Period 3 Coptic textile fragments

A fine Ancient Egyptian carnelian amulet of the goddess Bastet, in form of a cat. The deity is portrayed sitting on a flat base, with her features rendered in a naturalistic manner, and her tail wrapped around her legs. The facial features are delicately rendered, with hollowed,

Circa 664 - 332 BC

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Carnelian Amulet of Bastet

Ibis birds were considered sacred in Ancient Egypt, as they were associated with the god Thoth, the god who was the peacemaker in the conflicts between Horus and Seth and the healer of Horus' eye. They were also associated with one of the elements of the human being, the Akh,

Circa 664 - 30 BC

Ancient Egypt, Late Period bronze & wood Figure of an Ibis, 10 x 6,5 cm -Belonging to Ifergan Museum with Spanish Export License-

A moulded Egyptian amulet of the god Pataikos, made from a turquoise-coloured faience. The deity is depicted frontally, standing nude with achondroplasia features. His short arms are placed at his side, with his fists clenched. His legs are also slightly bowed and rest on an

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

Rare glazed pale turquoise-green composition figure of a squatting man wrapped in a tight cloak, with finely incised details, on a rectangular integral base. Flat, vertical pillar rising from the square base, with a distinct horizontal suspension loop moulded directly into the

Egypt, Late Period, 25th to 26th Dynasties, c. 747 – 525 B.C.

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Faience Rare Miniature Block Statuette Amulet of an Official or Priest

An Ancient Egyptian agate 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 a

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

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

In good condition Faience Scarab Beetle,  dating to years ago.
Object acquired in 2026 in Harwich, UK from 'DG' as part of a Private European Collection dating to the pre- 1960s. A 0.35 g stand not included as always.

The seller guarantees that he acquired this piece according

300 B.C

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Faience - Egyptian Blue (rare)Scarab Beetle - 9 mm  (No reserve price)

A magnificent statuette of Harpocrates, a Hellenized depiction of Horus the Child (Hor-pa-jered), a deity associated with the rising sun, renewal, and the victory of light over darkness. Son of Isis and Osiris, Harpocrates appears in his characteristic childlike iconography,

664-332 b.C.

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Bronze Statue of Harpocrates wearing the Hemhem crown, with a Spanish import license. - 12 cm

A particularly small and finely carved Ancient Egyptian scarab dating to the Late Period. The obverse of the scarab features a detailed head, with a notched clypeus, and an incised prothorax and elytra. Deep incisions in the side of the scarab represent the folded legs of the

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Steatite Scarab with Harpocrates  (No reserve price)

A fine Ancient Egyptian steatite scarab featuring an engraved image of figures and hieroglyphs. The obverse features a detailed head, notched clypeus, and conjoined prothorax and elytra. Deep incisions on the sides represent the folded legs of the insect. The reverse features a

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Steatite Scarab with Isis and Horus

664-332 voor Christus

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Faience Shabti - 8.5 cm

Fragment of cartonnage from a mummy showing one of the four canopic gods (Hapy, Qebehsenuef, Imseti or Douatmoutef).

Sometimes, the children of Horus were depicted with heads that could identify them: a human head for Imsety, a baboon head for Hapy, a jackal head for Douamoutef,

Basse Epoque (664/332 avant J.-C.)

Ancient Egypt, Late Period - Egyptian mummy cartonnage - Son of Horus - Late Period, 26th–31st Dynasty

A mummy-shaped shabti, wrapped in a shroud that leaves only the head and hands exposed. With serene features, it wears a smooth three-part wig and a braided Osirian beard, identifying the deceased with the god Osiris. The hands protrude from the shroud, crossed over the chest,

Circa 711-30 BC

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Faience shabti figure, 12,5 cm -Belonging to Ifergan Museum with Spanish Import License-

A fine Ancient Egyptian lapis lazuli amulet of heart, known as an ‘ib’ in Egyptian hieroglyphs. Taking the form of a jar, the amulet features an ovoid body, convex in profile. Two small lug handles protrude from either side. To the top, is a rectangular lid surmounted by a

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Lapis Lazuli Heart Amulet  (No reserve price)

A fine Ancient Egyptian lapis lazuli wedjat amulet. Taking the typical form of the Eye of Horus, this example is relatively unadorned, with the only carved details being the notched ridge above the eyebrow of the amulet.   It is possible that that part was meant to be pierced and

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

ITEM: Statuette of Osiris.
MATERIAL: Bronze.
CULTURE: Egyptian.
PERIOD: Late period, 664 - 332 B.C.
DIMENSIONS: 40 mm x 10 mm.
CONDITION: Good condition.
PROVENANCE: Ex French private collection, acquired between 1960s - 1980s.
Statuettes of Osiris are among the most iconic

Late Period, 664 – 332 B.C

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Bronze Statuette of Osiris  (No reserve price)

An Ancient Egyptian black faience scarab with an Ankh inscription on the reverse. The scarab features a convex rounded body that was left undecorated and a well-detailed head and clypeus. The obverse of the body is decorated with an incised ankh symbol, meaning life. The edges of

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Black Faience Scarab with Ankh  (No reserve price)

Of banded alabaster, elongated conical body tapering into a pointed base, flaring slightly towards the lip, cylindrical collared neck. Exquisite.

Size: 32 cm L - 12 5/8 inches.
Material: Alabaster.
Culture: Egypt, Late Period, 26th to 30th Dynasty, c. 664-343 B.C.
Condition:

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

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Alabaster Large Alabastron

ITEM: Shabti.
MATERIAL: Faience.
CULTURE: Egyptian.
PERIOD: Late period, 664 - 332 B.C.
DIMENSIONS: 70 mm x 23 mm.
CONDITION: Good condition.
PROVENANCE: Ex French private collection, acquired between 1960s - 1980s.
Shabtis, also known as ushabtis or shawabtis, were small

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Faience Shabti  (No reserve price)

Lot consisting of 2 mummy-faience necklaces from ancient Egypt, lengths 72 cm and 60 cm (not including the cord). Made up of tubular and ring beads mounted on modern cotton thread. From a family inheritance in 1991, acquired by my parents in the 1950s.

664-332 av JC

Ancient Egypt, Late Period Faience, Set of 2 Necklaces

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