FINE ANTIQUITIES - THE PRINCE COLLECTION Auction on Apr 12, 2026 by Apollo Art Auctions in London
COMPLETE EGYPTIAN MALE SARCOPHAGUSMEDIEVAL FRENCH LIMOGES ENAMELLED GILT-BRONZE PROCESSIONAL CRUCIFIX WITH CHRIST, EVANGELISTS AND GEMROMAN MARBLE LOWER TORSO OF A PUDIC VENUS OR NYMPH
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FINE ANTIQUITIES - THE PRINCE COLLECTION

A collection of fine ancient art and antiquities.
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LARGE EGYPTIAN NAQADA BLACK-TOPPED JAR: Pre-Dynastic Period, Ca. 3650 - 3300 BC. A terracotta jar of slender tapering form, the mouth with a slightly thickened rim. The upper part is finished in black, contrasting with the red-burnished
0500: LARGE EGYPTIAN NAQADA BLACK-TOPPED JAREst. £3,000-£6,000£2,000
STUNNING EGYPTIAN GRANITE JAR: Old Kingdom, Ca. 2600 - 2200 BC. A granite jar with a tall, ovoid body on a flat base, rising to a short neck with a broad, flat rim. For similar see: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Object Number:
0501: STUNNING EGYPTIAN GRANITE JAREst. £3,000-£6,000£2,000
PAIR OF EGYPTIAN GRANITE OFFERING PLATES: Old Kingdom, Ca. 2600 - 2200 BC. A pair of granite offering plates, each carved as a shallow circular dish with a low upturned rim, the larger with a roundel at the centre. For similar see: The
0502: PAIR OF EGYPTIAN GRANITE OFFERING PLATESEst. £3,000-£6,000£2,000
EGYPTIAN BRONZE AND WOOD SHORT DAGGER: Middle Kingdom, Ca. 2055 - 1790 BC. A bronze dagger with a long tapering blade cast with a central rib and converging edges to a pointed tip. The shoulders broaden to a crescentic guard, the grip
0503: EGYPTIAN BRONZE AND WOOD SHORT DAGGEREst. £4,500-£9,000£3,000
RARE EGYPTIAN BRONZE DAGGER: Middle Kingdom, Ca. 2055 - 1790 BC. A bronze dagger with a tapering blade and broad shoulder, both faces with pronounced midrib. The hilt has a central stem flanked by a pair of upturned lateral
0504: RARE EGYPTIAN BRONZE DAGGEREst. £3,000-£6,000£2,000
UPPER PART OF A LID OF EGYPTIAN WOODEN COFFIN: Third Intermediate Period, 22nd-25th Dynasties, Ca. 945 - 700 BC; probably from Lower Egypt.. An upper part of lid of a wooden coffin decorated with polychrome painted gesso. It features a vulture
0505: UPPER PART OF A LID OF EGYPTIAN WOODEN COFFINEst. £10,000-£15,000£5,000
MAGNIFICENT EGYPTIAN PAINTED ALABASTER CERIMONIAL JAR: New Kingdom, Ca. 1550 - 1069 BC. A ceremonial jar carved from alabaster with a tubular body ending in a rounded base and a straight cylindrical rim. The upper portion is decorated with a painted
0506: MAGNIFICENT EGYPTIAN PAINTED ALABASTER CERIMONIAL JAREst. £5,000-£10,000£3,000
LARGE EGYPTIAN NAQADA BLACK-TOPPED JAR: Pre-Dynastic Period, Ca. 3650 - 3300 BC. A terracotta jar with a tall tapering ovoid body narrowing to the base. The upper zone is decorated with a black band descending from the mouth, above a
0507: LARGE EGYPTIAN NAQADA BLACK-TOPPED JAREst. £3,000-£6,000£2,000
LARGE EGYPTIAN TERRACOTTA ASKOS: Amarna Period, Ca. 1353 - 1335 BC. A large terracotta askos with an elongated tubular body, slightly tapering towards one end and finished with flat circular terminals. A wide cylindrical spout rises
0508: LARGE EGYPTIAN TERRACOTTA ASKOSEst. £4,500-£9,000£3,000
EGYPTIAN TERRACOTTA JAR WITH NILOTHIC PLANTS: Amarna Period, Ca. 1353 - 1336 BC. A pottery jar with a globular body narrowing at the shoulder to a tall cylindrical neck with a thickened everted rim. The neck is encircled by horizontal bands in
0509: EGYPTIAN TERRACOTTA JAR WITH NILOTHIC PLANTSEst. £7,500-£15,000£5,000
LARGE COLLECTION OF EGYPTIAN FAIENCE AMULETS OF SONS OF HORUS: Ca. 664 - 332 BC. A collection of 29 faience amulets of the four Sons of Horus: jackal-headed Duamutef, baboon-headed Hapi, falcon-headed Qebehsenuef, and human-headed Imsety, each a flat standing
0510: LARGE COLLECTION OF EGYPTIAN FAIENCE AMULETS OF SONS OF HORUSEst. £3,000-£6,000£2,000
COMPLETE EGYPTIAN MALE SARCOPHAGUS: Late Period to Ptolemaic Period, Ca. 450 - 300 BC. A complete male sarcophagus of sycamore fig wood, stuccoed and painted, the exterior coated with a black, bituminous-looking layer upon which the
0511: COMPLETE EGYPTIAN MALE SARCOPHAGUSEst. £80,000-£120,000£40,000
EGYPTIAN TERRACOTTA JAR WITH BIRDS: Amarna Period, Ca. 1353 - 1336 BC. A pottery jar with a globular body narrowing to a tall cylindrical neck with a thickened everted rim. The neck is encircled by horizontal bands in red, blue, and
0513: EGYPTIAN TERRACOTTA JAR WITH BIRDSEst. £7,500-£15,000£5,000
EGYPTIAN SANDSTONE RELIEF OF WORSHIPPER WITH WIG: Amarna Period, Ca. 1353 - 1335 BC. A sandstone relief block carved in sunk relief with the profile head of a worshipper wearing a close-fitting wig.For similar see: P. giovetti, D. Picchi, Egitto
0515: EGYPTIAN SANDSTONE RELIEF OF WORSHIPPER WITH WIGEst. £4,500-£9,000£3,000
EGYPTIAN PREDYNASTIC IVORY FEMALE FIGURINE: Predynastic, Naqada I Period, Ca. 4000 - 3100 BC. An ivory nude female figurine carved with a long, slender body and a pinched waist, the arms held across the abdomen and the legs fused into a
0516: EGYPTIAN PREDYNASTIC IVORY FEMALE FIGURINEEst. £4,500-£9,000£3,000
EGYPTIAN PLASTER MUMMY MASK: Late Period, Ca. 664 - 332 BC A plaster mummy mask with elongated eyes painted beneath thin brows, a modelled broad nose, and a closed mouth above a rounded chin. The forehead is framed by a black
0518: EGYPTIAN PLASTER MUMMY MASKEst. £750-£1,500£500
COLLECTION OF EGYPTIAN WOODEN ROWERS: Middle Kingdom, Ca. 2055 - 1790 BC. A collection of three wooden rowers, each carved as a male figure kneeling on the right knee, with a short wig and a long, tapering body. The bodies are painted in
0519: COLLECTION OF EGYPTIAN WOODEN ROWERSEst. £750-£1,500£500
RARE EGYPTIAN PAPYRUS MODEL OF BOAT - MUSEUM EXHIBITED: Middle Kingdom, Ca. 2055 - 1790 BC. An incredibly rare papyrus model of a boat composed of papyrus fibres in the shape of a boat with an enlarged body and raised edges. Size: 570mm x 200mm; Weight:
0520: RARE EGYPTIAN PAPYRUS MODEL OF BOAT - MUSEUM EXHIBITEDEst. £10,000-£15,000£5,000
EGYPTIAN ANTHROPOMORPHIC WOODEN SARCOPHAGUS LID: Late Period, 26th Dynasty, Ca. 664 - 525 BC. A stunning wooden anthropomorphic sarcophagus lid, hand-carved from cedar and covered in layers of bitumen. The face is presented with elongated ovoid
0521: EGYPTIAN ANTHROPOMORPHIC WOODEN SARCOPHAGUS LIDEst. £10,000-£15,000£5,000
LARGE EGYPTIAN GRANITE STONE JAR: Old Kingdom, Ca. 2600 - 2200 BC. A granite jar with an ovoid body, a rounded shoulder and a mouth with a thickened, rolled rim. A pair of opposed horizontal lugs projects from the upper body. For
0522: LARGE EGYPTIAN GRANITE STONE JAREst. £1,500-£3,000£1,000
EGYPTIAN GRANITE STONE GLOBULAR BOWL: Old Kingdom, Ca. 2600 - 2200 BC. A granite bowl with a broad, rounded body rising to a wide, flat, outward-turned rim. A pair of opposed lug handles is set at the shoulder, each pierced for
0523: EGYPTIAN GRANITE STONE GLOBULAR BOWLEst. £1,500-£3,000£1,000