Canaanite Jasper Scarab with the Winged Sun Disk & Bird

Egypt, Ptolemaic Period, ca. 300 BC. Large panel, the scene consisting of a broad collar with Horus falcon. Below is a winged scarab pushing a sun disk and a kneeling Isis also wearing a sun disk. The

Date & Origin: Egypt, c. 600-300 B.C. Description: From the exterior of a mummy, cartonnage of a winged scarab with gilded sun disk, all painted in blue, black, white, red and pink. Material: Cartonna

A Late Bronze Age Ancient Canaanite Green Jasper Scarab Seal, Circa 1400 BCE Description: Engraved with a view of Nile delta (probably). No repairs, no restoration. Intact. Length: 14 mm A high qualit

French Art Deco Egyptian Revival pendant necklace with metallic enamel detail, winged scarab, bird and brass hieroglyphic figural profile on galalith tablet backing, 1921. With original tag, 1921. 24"

Pair Egyptian revival cast iron bookends by Judd (signed C.J.O.), various Egyption decorations, winged scarab, bird, width is 4 7/8", depth is 2.25", height is 5.25"

Egyptian winged Isis cartonnage fragment, in linen, gesso, and pigment, depicting the winged goddess, wearing a sun disk on her head, kneeling with wings spread and having a small statue of Osiris to

Vaso Katraki (Greek, 1914-1988) Woodcut Print. Girl With Bird and Sun Disk; Approximate size: 22" x 18.5" (frame), 15.15" x 10.25" (print). Signed lower right. Vasso Katraki was probably the foremost

Egyptian, Late Period, 26th Dynasty 624-525 B.C..Copper alloy, wooden core. H. 17.7 cm. L. 10 cmStatuette of Nut (?), the goddess of the sky with sun disk on her head and Maat feather in her left hand

Late New Kingdom, 1069-945 BC. A carved schist scarab with detailed carapace, longitudinal piercing, gilt intaglio hieroglyphs with two seated figures flanking a raised sun-disk to the underside. 105

Title: Egyptian Steatite Winged Scarab Pectoral Plaque, c. 1000 B.C. Date & Origin: Egypt, c. 1000 B.C. Description: Carved open work scarab with double wings, holding the sun disc in her lower legs.

Date & Origin: Egypt, c. 1000 B.C. Description: Carved open work scarab with double wings, holding the sun disc in her lower legs. Very fine details. Two wide loops at the top for suspension. Material

Category: Amulets and Talismans The winged scarab is one of the most iconic symbols of ancient Egyptian culture, representing the sun god Ra's journey across the sky and symbolizing rebirth. This terr

Late Period-Ptolemaic Period, 664-31 B.C. A faience heart scarab with spread wings, produced in three sections, with polychrome detailing to the carapace and feathered, bird-like wings; each section p

1) 16" overall, winged goddess at center, 2) Giant scarab pendant, 2.25", unsigned, necklace has 2 ankhs, appx 30" chain, 3) Pendant with Cleopatra and Asp, 2.25", 4) Bird pendant, 1.5", "MMA / 1976",

H:36cm，W:22.5cm，weight：8500g

Qing Dynasty Gilt Bronze Six-armed Dahetian Dapeng Golden Winged Bird

Original 1968 Jimi Hendrix concert poster, Winterland, October 10, 11, 12. First printing. Known as the "Scarab & Sun" poster, its eye-popping bright colors and stunning design make it one of the most

Including a letter opener with Ruyi form hook, red and white parrot , bird on stand , brown square stone , winged bird . From an east 88 st NYC estate. Dimensions: white bird is 4.25" long. Condition:

Egypt, Late Ptolemaic Period, 100 to 30 BCE. Elaborately painted mummy mask with gilt face, painted eyes and eyebrows, wearing a broad collar, tripartite wig with headband and sun disk. Horus falcon a

Gilt Bronze Tibetan Buddhist Figure . The winged bird figure is stepping over a prostrating figure underneath. The base sealed with a double-vajra. 18th Century. Size:41cmx12cmx54cm

with a winged bird sitting on top of her ivy clad nest with her unhatched eggs visible through the entrance, great color and detail, very rare, 9"; ref. Strawser Majolica Auction October 27, 2012

The most incredible heavily carved 19th C. bench with massive carved winged griffins. Solid walnut, has massive winged bird legs, lion arms, open moth wing griffin back with a griffin chest. 72" wide,

Ancient Egypt, Third Intermediate to Late Dynastic Period, ca. 1070 to 332 BCE. A pair of cartonnage (linen or papyrus covered with plaster) panels, each depicting a winged sun goddess below a winged

Egyptian Bronze Figure of Amun-Re, c. 600 B.C.Striding forward, his left leg advanced, wearing the ostrich plumes crown and sun disk.Size:8.9 cm H - 3 1/2 inches Material:Bronze Culture:Egypt, c. 600