An Egyptian Ushabti Mold, ex-Metropolitan Museum

(3) ancient Egyptian faience Ushabti, ex-museum, Possibly ranging from 3rd Intermediate Period to Ptolemaic Period (1293 BCE - 30 BCE), turquoise blue glazed pottery representing servants for the afte

(2) Ancient Egyptian faience Ushabti, ex-museum, Possibly 400-300 BCE, incl. one in blue green glaze with black pigment painted features, and one in turquoise blue glaze, each representing a figure of

Large Egyptian faience Ushabti, ex-museum, Likely 400-300 BCE, turquoise blue glazed pottery representing a servant for the afterlife, red accession number to underside (1929), 6.5"h Provenance: Deacc

(3) Ancient Egyptian faience Ushabti, ex-museum, Likely 400-300 BCE, (2) in blue green glazed pottery, (1) in mottled green and brown glazed pottery, each representing a servant for the afterlife, eac

(3) Ancient Egyptian Ushabti figures, ex-museum, Possibly 400-300 BCE, incl. (2) faience figures, one with remnant blue, and (1) clay figure, with remnant handwritten paper label to underside of foot

Egypt, Third Intermediate period, 21st Dynasty, ca. 1070 to 945 BCE. An impressive wooden ushabti made for the Chantress of Amun Henettawy or Henuttawi (cf. Lieblein, 2544, nos. 64 and 136) painted wi

Ancient Egyptian figure & (3) Ushabti, ex museum, Possibly ranging from 3rd Intermediate Period to Ptolemaic Period (1293 BCE - 30 BCE), (4) pieces, incl. (3) small Ushabti, two mounted on plinths, an

Egyptian whistle, (2) bowls, & Ushabti, ex-museum, Incl. (1) terracotta bird form whistle mounted to acrylic stand and (2) bowls, probably c. 100 BCE-200 CE, each with accession numbers to underside,

Ancient Egyptian carved wood figures, ex museum, Incl. a stick Ushabti figure (possibly 700 BCE - 100 BCE) with faint remnant of paint decoration to front, and a Ba-Bird carving (possibly 305 BCE - 30

A bronze Egyptian falcon sculpture representing Horus. A contemporary work with signed MMA (Metropolitan Museum of Art) on the base. Measures: H 8.5" x L 9 1/2" Provenance: Ex-collection of Dick Polic

Group Egyptian antiquities, incl. ex-museum, (6) Ancient figures and objects, incl. a stone Ushabti, large terracotta pottery Ushabti fragment, terracotta sphinx, with museum accession number and Park

Egypt, possibly Abydos, Ptolemaic Period, ca. 332 to 30 BCE. A fabulous mold-formed faience ushabti figure covered in reflective layers of glaze that exhibits a stunning, turquoise hue across the body

Cyprus, early Hellenistic Period, ca. 310 BCE. This is a quarter-size limestone head, depicting a male youth wearing a laurel wreath over slightly wavy hair. His face has classically beautiful feature

Ancient Cypriot Archaic Pottery Jug c.1000-500 BC. Ex Metropolitan Museum of Art collection New York acquired April 20- 1928. Size 9 1/2 inches high x 5 1/2 inches diameter. Attractive white pottery t

Ancient Cypriot Archaic Pottery Jug c.1000-500 BC. Ex Metropolitan Museum of Art collection New York. Size 5 3/4 inches high x 4 3/4 inches diameter. Attractive white pottery Jug decorated with brown

A Mixtec greenstone pendant, stylized with hands on belly, the face nicely detailed with large ear spools. H: 2 in (5 cm). Light deposits. Ex Robert Wilson Collection; Ex Metropolitan Museum Deaccessi

Egypt, Late Dynastic Period. 26th Dynasty, ca. 672 to 525 BCE. Tall turquoise ushabti for a man called Ankh-em-maat, who was a sa-mery-ef ("his beloved son") priest of the god Herishef at Herakleopoli

Harry Thrasher (Am. 1883-1918), circa 1914, stamped American Art Foundry NY. 10 7/8" high, 8 3/4" wide, 5 3/4" deep. Provenance: Conner-Rosenkranz, NYC; Ex collection: Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC.

(11) Ancient Egyptain Ushabti figures, ex-museum, Possibly 400-300 BCE, incl. faience, clay, and plaster, most with accession numbers, 4.25"h x 1"w (largest), 2.75"h x 0.5"w (smallest) Provenance: Dea

(7) Ancient Egyptian amulets, ex-museum, Possibly c. 1000 BCE, incl. faience, clay, and ceramic, in the form of Nefertem, Khnum, Bes, etc., most with accession numbers, 1.25"h x 2.5"w (largest), 1.25"

(2) Ancient Eqyptian Ushabti figures, ex-museum, Possibly 400-300 BCE, incl. a clay and a faience figure, each with red accession numbers, faint hand written paper label to underside of foot on clay f

(15) Ancient Egyptian amulets, ex-museum, Possibly c. 1000 BC, incl. faience, clay, ceramic, and a Coptic wood carving, examples of Eye of Horus, Djed pillars, etc., most with accession numbers, 3.5"h

(3) models of Ancient Egyptian gods, ex-museum, Incl. Thoth, Khnum, and Raharakhte, each painted in gold and colors, mounted on wooden base and enclosed in plastic case, with custom storage box, appro

1/3 Scale, King Tut, Egyptian Revival Metropolitan Museum of Art Treasures, Both measure 7 1/2 x 5 1/4 x 5 1/2 inches.