TimeLine Auctions Antiquities 2012-10-05 Auction - 616 Price Results - TimeLine Auctions Ltd. in UK - Page 2
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Egyptian Fine Black Serpentine Shabti
Near Eastern Luristan Bronze Short Sword
Near Eastern Luristan Bronze Dagger Group
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London, United Kingdom
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TimeLine Auctions Antiquities

ANTIQUITIES 5 October 2012 The Swedenborg Hall 20-21 Bloomsbury Way London WC1A 2TH
Egyptian Early Black Diorite Vessel: Early Dynastic Period 3100-2686 BC A cylindrical vessel in black diorite, the base flat, the rim everted. 405 grams, 10 cm. (4"). Ex Dr. I. Beekmans collection, Germany.
Est.
£750
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£1,000
Lot Passed
Egyptian Early Breccia Stone Vessel: Early Dynastic Period 3100-2686 BC A shallow jar of squat form, in reddish breccia, largely unspeckled, with inverted rim, rounded base and lug handles. 139 grams, 86 mm. (3 1/2"). Ex Dr. G.A. Smith
Est.
£400
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£600
Lot Passed
SOLD
Egyptian Alabaster Stamp Seal: New Kingdom, 1550-1070 BC A carved stamp seal with rectangular face depicting a quadruped facing left, with a crane perched on a rock to its rear. 65 grams, 59 mm. (2 1/2"). Ex Terence Eva
Est.
£100
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£150
SOLD
Egyptian Stone Cosmetic Vessels: 18th-19th Dynasty, 1470-1194 BC A pair of cosmetic vessels comprising a conical alabaster pot with flat base and everted rim, and a grey-green basalt kohl jar, the body hemispherical with sloping
Est.
£400
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£600
SOLD
Egyptian Limestone Pharaoh Bust: After 500 BC A bust of a pharaoh wearing a false beard indicating his status, and striated tripartite wig behind the large ears; the face with incised almond-shaped eyes, full lips and wide nose. 2.4
Est.
£200
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£300
SOLD
Egyptian Granite Eye of Horus Amulet Pendant: New Kingdom, 1550-1070 BC A black and white speckled granite wedjat or Eye of Horus pendant, the surface uncarved; drilled lengthways for suspension. 11 grams, 30 mm. (1 1/4"). From the Foxwell
Est.
£100
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£200
SOLD
Egyptian Turquoise Faience Wall Tile: Old Kingdom, 2686-2181 BC A rectangular turquoise-glazed composition wall tile, the face slightly convex, a smaller rectangular panel for attachment to the rear, drilled widthways. 27 grams, 59 mm.
Est.
£300
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£400
Egyptian Pair of Turquoise-Glazed Tiles: Old Kingdom, 2686-2181 BC A pair of rectangular faience wall tiles probably from Sakhara, the faces slightly convex, each with a smaller rectangular panel for attachment to the rear, drilled
Est.
£350
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£500
Lot Passed
SOLD
Egyptian Pair of Alabaster and Bronze Eye Inlays: New Kingdom, 1550-1070 BC A striking pair of eye inlays comprising two lentoid panels in white alabaster, the large, round pupils in black steatite; to the outer edges, bronze surrounds depicting
Est.
£500
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£800
SOLD
Egyptian Faience Turquoise-Glazed Bes Amulet: Third Intermediate Period, 1070-712 BC A turquoise-glazed composition amulet of the dwarf god Bes, depicted squatting, with short legs and rounded belly; to the head, a tall feathered crown; with
Est.
£180
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£240
SOLD
Egyptian Faience and Stone Scarab Group: New Kingdom-Ptolemaic Period, 1470-30 BC A mixed group of scarabs, one in dark stone, one in light stone, two blue-glazed faience, five in unglazed white ceramic, one stone scaraboid; designs and
Est.
£200
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£300
SOLD
Egyptian Faience Divine Triad Amulet: Saite Period, 624-525 BC A blue-glazed amulet depicting the Theban triad of divinities (Amun, Mut and Khonsu) standing against a plain field with ribbed suspension loop above. 7.32 grams, 36 mm. (1
Est.
£250
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£400
SOLD
Egyptian Faience Amuletic Necklace Group: Late Dynastic Period, 664-332 BC A mixed group of three restrung undated seed bead necklaces, each with a modern clasp; one with a djed pillar amulet, one with a bichrome wedjat eye and one with an
Est.
£200
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£300