$995 USD
These three deities make up the Osirian triad from the great myth in Egyptian funerary religion. Horus, the young boy in the center, was the...
$950 USD
shown mummiform with details in black pigment, the small squat stature of the figurine confirms it is the shabti for a dwarf, a short tripartite wig...
$2,000 USD
A good green glazed faience ushabti, moulded in mummiform, wearing a tripartite wig and plaited divine beard. The face is well defined with a grin, the arms...
$950 USD
of pale, blue-glazed faience, shown mummiform with details in black pigment, wearing a tripartite wig, secured by a black filet, the crossed arms with clenched hands...
$2,500 USD
Light brown glazed composition flat-backed lentoid name-bead: longitudinally pierced. Inscribed on the rounded surface with the prenomen cartouche of Shabaka, the full text reads: "The Son...
$2,950 USD
The lion-headed goddess seated, facing forward with her hands resting on her lap, wearing tripartite wig, a tightly fitted sheath dress, and a pillar at...
$4,250 USD
This lovely necklace of brightly colored faience ring beads, is re-strung with flat backed pendants from a broad collar; a durable version of the elaborate perishable floral...
$1,750 USD
Representing the god Thoth, of brilliant turquoise blue glaze, the god of writing and medicine portrayed single-sided and in right profile, the body well modeled,...
$650 USD
Of conical form, this piece was made from green faience and used in Senet, a Ludo-like game. Playing senet and wagering on its outcome was...
$450 USD
Of green-glazed faience, depicting the Red Crown of Lower Egypt, shaped in a low cylinder with a tall back spike and an uncurling spiral projected at...
$400 USD
Of bright green faience, the pupil and brow contrasted in brown pigment. Dimensions: Length: 2.5 cm (1 inch) Condition: Intact and in good condition overall. Provenance: Private NY...
$4,950 USD
This glazed composition necklace is strung with baboon amulets interspersed with representations of fruit, and parts of plants that might also have amuletic significance. Characteristic...
$2,000 USD
The Middle Kingdom is known for some of the most beautiful jewelry ever produced in ancient Egypt and this necklace is such an example. It...
$650 USD
of fine green glazed faience, such flasks were traditionally offered on New Year’s Day, filled with water from a sacred pool. This spectacular faience masterpiece...
$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...
$750 USD
A dark brown faience amulet of Thoth, one of the principal gods of ancient Egypt. A Lunary Deity, inventor of all the exact sciences, letters,...
$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
the cylindrical form of soft green faience, a color the ancient Egyptians particularly associated with the magical representation of new life, rejuvenation, and rebirth. Dimensions: Bead length:...
$750 USD
Large hollow ball beads of azure faience and pierced for stringing, have their origin in the Middle Kingdom. These spheres have either alternating sectors of...
$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:...
$950 USD
One of the most celebrated goddesses in Egyptian mythology, this blue-glazed faience amulet depicts the goddess Isis, the wife and the sister of Osiris and...
$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...
$1,750 USD
One of the most celebrated goddesses in Egyptian mythology, this blue-glazed faience amulet depicts the goddess Isis, the wife and sister of Osiris and daughter...
$1,200 USD
of green glazed faience, decorated with an openwork and relief molded design incorporating an openwork seated goddess, possibly Maat, flanked by lotus blossoms. Dimensions: Diameter: 3/4...
$1,950 USD
The rounded cup with slightly everted rim tapers before widening to a flat disk foot the front with incised hieroglyphs, filled in blue. Condition: Glaze worn...
$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...
$1,500 USD
The most characteristic fly amulets are those made of gold during the New Kingdom, forming part of an honorific award which originally rewarded military valor. ...
$350 USD
of blue/green faience, a model situla with two raised handles on the rim that are pierced, the flattened bottom and angular profile copies the metal style...
$500 USD
shown mummiform with details in black pigment, the small figure with a short tripartite wig in black pigment, the crossed arms with clenched hands each...
$650 USD
This three-dimensional couchant calf, lying with head turned to face the viewer is pierce for attachment between the legs above the flat base. Made from fine...
$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;...
$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...
$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...
$45,000 USD
By the New Kingdom, broad collar necklaces were the most frequently worn pieces of jewelry among the royalty and elite in ancient Egypt. This faience...
$650 USD
of glazed blue/green faience, portraying two couchant lions on either side, facing away from one another, a symbol of borders; one representing the concept of yesterday...
$1,500 USD
A large blue faience circular plaque of a stylized representation of the god Bes, with features highlighted in black and incised detail border. Condition: Intact and in very...
$500 USD
of glassy deep blue faience, the flat base uninscribed, a single suture and pronotum lines, the legs to the side naturalistically rendered. Pierced longitudinally for suspension....
$1,200 USD
A trapezoidal shaped faience amulet in the form of a plaque with the raised relief image of the goddess Isis. The goddess kneels upon a...
$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...
$5,000 USD
of bright blue glazed faience, the cylindrical form tapering to a slightly flared foot and rounded rim, the exterior with royal rectangular panel inscribed in...
$500 USD
Of round form with a beautiful blue glaze and large suspension hole through the center. Dimensions: Length: 1 3/4 inches (4.44 cm) Condition: Intact and in excellent...
$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...
$1,200 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...
$2,950 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...
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The most frequently represented item of jewelry throughout Egyptian history was the broad or weskhet collar, worn by both genders as well as anthropomorphic deities. ...
$9,000 USD
This rare, bright blue glazed faience plaque in the form of a cartouche is molded in raised relief for Queen Tiye, the Great Royal Wife of...
$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...
