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$2,250 USD
of pale green faience, the goddess seated on a throne decorated with feather pattern, holding her child Horus in her lap, and wearing a long...
$350 USD
An amulet of the god Nefer-Tum, son of Ptah and Sekhmet. With them, he formed the Triad of Memphis. A nature god who represented "the...
$995 USD
Comprising of a hollow bronze cylinder terminating in a lion's head protome, the snarling face rendered naturalistically with fangs bared, framed by the stylized mane....
$600 USD
A heavy abstract greenstone head, with a long narrow face, a ridged nose and indentations for the eyes. Dimensions: Height: 9 inches (22.5 cm) Condition: Some surface...
$1,200 USD
Cast in bronze, perched with a raised head crest and wings folded across his back. Dimensions: Height: 3 1/4 inches (8 cm), Length: 4 3/4 inches...
$450 USD
A vase in the form of a heart, two-handled. Dark green glaze with yellow stripes on handles. Found at Dendera, Upper Egypt. Petrie 70j #6411...
$350 USD
A blue faience head of the god Ptah-Sokar, a different form of Ptah. Depicted as a dwarf and considered the oldest of the gods. He...
$350 USD
the cylindrical form of soft green faience, a color the ancient Egyptians particularly associated with the magical representation of new life, rejuvenation, and rebirth.Condition: Intact and...
$75,000 USD
A rare form of Corinthian type, this helmet was made from hammered sheet bronze, with a carinated ridge around the domed crown, curvilinear eyeholes tapering to...
$950 USD
A pale green glazed faience offering cup with flared mouth, short wide body that tapers slightly to flat base, the inside with dried remains of original contents. Dimensions:Height:...
$400 USD
of pale green faience, the protector god portrayed as a nude dwarf on an integrated base. His large feather crown surmounting grotesque facial features, with...
$400 USD
green glazed faience dome with stylized lotus blossom incised on exterior and pierced for suspension, base with incised text that reads: "Amun-Re" with a neb-basket...
$650 USD
The creator god shown striding on an integrated plinth, left leg advanced, his clenched hands held by his sides, wearing a pleated kilt with narrow...
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Carved from a stunning piece of mottled apple green jade, this large pendant depicts the head of a ruler or noble wearing an elaborate feathered...
$1,500 USD
Pale green glazed faience amulet of a uraeus, the great coil of the body arching up behind to the height of the head surmounted by...
$495 USD
Possibly from Guanacaste, this early pendant was made in the shape of a celt, or ax, with the top worked into an owl head and torso. Circular eyes...
$12,000 USD
This delicate bronze hand mirror was cast in two pieces: the thin, ellipsoidal mirror disc has a tang that neatly fits into a hole in the socket...
$5,500 USD
Comprised of a heavy ring, the ends bent back, the terminals ornamented with large bud finials. Bibliography: Ancient Bronzes, Ceramics, and Seals: The Nasli M. Heeramaneck...
$3,500 USD
The naked god portrayed as a child with the right index finger to his mouth, wearing the white crown of Upper Egypt, with a frontal...
$2,500 USD
Of pale green glazed steatite amulet of the goddess Hatmehyt. Shown seated on a throne, she wears a long sheath dress, with a visible belly...
$2,500 USD
A blue-green glazed faience pottery tubular vessel with a flat base and everted lip, decorated around the upper portion with a black triangular design and...
$7,500 USD
Comprising individual rectangular fittings each cast with alternating raised circular bosses, rectangular terminals and a triangular clasp. Originally attached to leather belt. Condition: All elements of the...
$6,500 USD
a graceful appliqué of the young Eros wearing a low tunic, exposing the right shoulder, the sweet chubby face finely detailed with idealized nose, ears, and mouth. His...
$4,950 USD
Finely detailed solid cast bronze river god, shown reclining in a boat, holding a cornucopia in his proper right hand. The figure is bare-chested with...
$6,500 USD
This large, and remarkably well-preserved bronze patera (or offering dish), features a shallow concave bowl with square lip; a single oval loop handle attached to the...
$2,500 USD
Shu, the son of the creator and sun god in the Heliopolitan creation myth, represents the principle of air. Together with his consort, Tefnut- the...
$1,250 USD
of green glazed faience on an integral base, the frog, with its prolific breeding habits, symbolized fecundity for the living, particularly for women. In addition, the...
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This fine scarab is carved from pale green feldspar, one of the six stones considered most precious by the Egyptians and frequently listed with lapis lazuli...
$1,200 USD
Carved in deep blue faience, the protector god portrayed as a nude dwarf on an integrated base. His large feather crown highlighted with black markings surmounting grotesque...
$2,200 USD $2,950 USD
In the Late Period, it became the fashion for mummies of the wealthy to be adorned with a network of beads. Into these nets were...
$6,500 USD
With a rounded lunate blade, and curled protrusion at back. A sheep’s head projecting from the back of the shaft hole, the blade emanating from a...
$5,500 USD
A bronze horse-bit comprising a square-section bar with loop terminals. The cheek pieces, at each end of the mouthpiece, are cast in the form of...
$3,000 USD
of blue glazed faience shown mummiform, with details in black pigment, wearing a filet over a tripartite wig, with accented eyes and eyebrows, the arms...
$3,500 USD
An exceptionally rare pair of ancient Chinese bronze lidded bowls, dating to the Tang dynasty. Sturdily constructed, they may have been made originally as alms...
$6,000 USD
The pins have tiger faces and would have once adorned a burial chariot, vertically inserted into the axle hub, fixing the wheels onto the chariot....
$1,200 USD $1,500 USD
Green and straw color glazed pottery table with four tall cylindrical legs. Set with eight different offering plates, including a pigs head, a fish, a...
$950 USD
Representing Khepri, the god of the rising sun, this large, pale, green-glazed faience scarab is a fine example. The body conforms to the scarabaeus sacer;...
$4,500 USD
This Luristan bronze sword is a rare example of the double disk pommel found in the great museums such as the Ashmolean (Oxford, UK) and...
$4,000 USD $5,000 USD
of pale green faience, depicting the dwarf god Pataikos standing on a plinth, the god with a scarab on his head and a Horus-falcon on each...
$8,500 USD
The feline goddess delicately carved, her left hand holding an aegis with sun-disc and uraeus against her chest, her right arm bent at the elbow,...
$1,950 USD
Pierced longitudinally for suspension, the scarab is finely carved from steatite then fired with a fine blue/green glaze, with a suture of pronotum separation and...
$650 USD
Cast bronze chisel with tapered single edge blade and socket shaft. Dimensions: Length: 4 1/4 inches (11 cm) Condition: Intact and in very good condition overall...
$1,950 USD
carved with dual caprids and repeated chevron motifs (stylized trees). Condition: The seal is intact and in very good condition overall with excellent definition. Presented...
$6,000 USD
This pretty necklace features five high carat gold pendants of various forms set between high carat gold cylindrical beads alternating with green glass beads. Condition:...
$7,950 USD $8,950 USD
The Samnites, a tribe from Campania the Romans fought in the fourth and third centuries BC, were the prototype for Rome's professional gladiators. It was...
$750 USD
a conical amulet of a phallus, of infused blue and yellow glass with a delightful eye inlay embellishment to the three main areas, pierced lengthwise for attachment. Considered...
$450 USD
This amulet of blue faience represents the human-headed god Imsety, one of the four sons of Horus, in profile and pierced for attachment.Many ancient Egyptian...
$550 USD
This bronze weight in the shape of a knucklebone is referred to as an astragalus. In ancient Greece, the word astragalus referred to the vertebrae and...
