Egyptian Bronze Bastet + Priestess of Bastet

Egypt, Late Period, ca. 712 to 730 BCE. Bronze cast cat-headed Bastet, goddess of women and joy, wearing a sheath, holding aegis and basket and standing upon an integrally cast base. Beautiful green p

Egypt, Late Third Intermediate period, 25th Dynasty, ca. 646 to 525 BCE. A bronze cast figure of the feline goddess Bastet laying on a four post dais; each post of which was cast as a silhouette of th

Group of five cat figures, 20th century, including English examples and an Egyptian-style bronze Bastet cat. [Largest: 6 1/2" H x 15" W x 9" D]. Some with crackling, residue and wear.

Egypt, Late Dynastic Period, ca. 712 to 332 BCE. This is a small bronze statue of a cat, with large ears and a regal, upright seated pose. The cat wears a necklace or pectoral made up of small, hangin

Finely detailed bronze seated Bastet cat figure. Provenance: Private CT collection. Dimensions: H 2.25" x W 0.5" x D 0.75" Condition: Good overall bronze patina with light deposits in crevices.

Vintage Bronze Egyptian Bastet Cat Sculpture. Bronze cat with marble base and one 14K Gold earring. The figurine is approx 3" x 5" x 7" and it weighs 4.26lbs. The sculpture is in a good, vintage condi

In the form of a seated cat, this bronze figurine is a reverent tribute to Bastet, the ancient Egyptian goddess of home, fertility, and childbirth. Bastet, often depicted as a lioness or a domestic ca

This bronze statue of Bastet, the feline goddess of home, fertility, and protection, dates back to the Late Period to Ptolemaic Period of ancient Egypt. Its timeless allure is emphasized by the dark p

This bronze statue of Bastet, the feline goddess of home, fertility, and protection, dates back to the Late Period to Ptolemaic Period of ancient Egypt. Its timeless allure is emphasized by the dark p

Beautiful bronze Egyptian cat signed by A. Tiot. Larger than life size feautring the Egyptian goddess "Bastet" goddess of protection of cats. Dimensions: 24"H x 8"W x 16"D and weighs approximately 26.

Two Ancient Egyptian Bronzes of Animal Gods, a Bastet Cat and the Apis Bull, c. 600 BC. provenance: Charles Ede, London {JGLO7210/2} (WK ) Dimensions: Both 1.5 H Provenance: From the collection of Dr.

Egypt, Late Dynastic, ca. 664 to 343 BCE. One of the finest Egyptian bronze cats, a superb bust of the goddess Bastet in her animal form with finely delineated facial features and perky ears. The bron

Egyptian patinated bronze figure, depicting a seated Bastet cat, having a verdis patina and rising on a conforming base, 9.5"h

AN ANCIENT EGYPTIAN STYLE BRONZE FIGURE OF WALKING GODDESS BAST/BASTET, POSSIBLY LATE PERIOD (664-332), the ears with chased hairs, over a cat face with whiskers, the figure stands facing forward, ext

Egypt, date unknown though consistent with examples from 700 - 200 BCE. A depiction of Bastet, goddess of home, cats, domesticity and fertility. In an alert pose with pointed ears, hollowed with green

An ancient Egyptian bronze figure of a sitting cat and possibly representing the goddess Bastet. Approximately 664 to 332 BC. The cat stands on a large elongated stand with illegible embossed text. Re

Ancient Egyptian Bronze Cat, Late period, ca. 700-30 B.C.Cast bronze seated feline depicting Bastet, ears perked, and on an integral slab base with two long tangs projecting from the underside. Overal

Ancient Egyptian Bronze Bust of a Lion Headed Goddess Sekhmet, XXVIth Dynasty Circa 626 to 525 BC. A strong and well defined bust of a Sekhmet or Bastet goddess, the Daughter of Ra; with hand to chest

Ancient Egyptian Bronze Ibis, Steatite Cat Amulets c.600-30 BC. Size 14-20 mm. Cast bronze small Ibis amulet, together with a steatite stone Bastet cat amulet. Provenance: Ex Secret Eyes Gallery New Y

A pair of Egyptian bronze objects, Late Period, c. 664 - 332 BC, including a bronze eye frame and an aegis of the goddess Bastet. Aegis H: 1 ¾ in (4.5cm), Frame L: 2 4/5 in (7.1cm). Ex collection of

A cast bronze Sekhmet or bastet and a human headed goddess Both after the antiqueea approx 7-1/.2 inches L.

. A pair of undated archaistic bronzes comprising: a standing figure of Bastet on a wooden stand; an advancing figure of Apis the divine bull on a wooden stand. Property of a Swiss collector; acquired

26th Dynasty, 664-525 BC. A bronze figure of a sitting cat with tail curved around front paws; collar around neck with Eye of Horus pendant to the chest; two tangs to the base; mounted on a custom-mad

DESCRIPTION: Large Egyptian cat Bastet Goddess sculpture, signed "Edwards". Depicts a regal dignified cat in 1970s Hollywood Regency style. CIRCA: 1970s-1980s DIMENSIONS: H: 24 1/2" x W: 9" x D: 16" C