An Egyptian Scaraboid with Ptah between two Gods

SKARABOID MIT PTAH ZWISCHEN ZWEI GÖTTERN Ägyptisch Ohne Sockel / without base Fayence. L 1,5 cm. Provenienz: Schweizer Privatsammlung, Zürich. CHF 50 / 100 EUR 43 / 86

Makers mark on base, Artisans Guild International, Measures 12 3/4 x 3 1/2 x 5 inches.

Ancient Egyptian Bronze Situla Vessel c.700-30 BC. Size 3 1/4 inches high. Fine Cast bronze Situla vessel decorated with two register scenes of Pharaohs and Egyptian gods. two suspension loop for the

FRANKLIN MINT Collection Porcelain Figures The God Ptah. Egyptian God in gilt 1989 Franklin Mint. Approximate measurements: 4.75 inches Materials: plaster or ceramic, felt, glue paint. Shipping cost:

Dimensions: 3.6 x 2.36 inches (9.2 x 6 cm)

Lot of two Ptah amulets, faience, remains of turquoise glaze. 3" H & 2-3/8" H Provenance: Ex collection, Brooklyn, NY

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.

Ancient Egyptian Ptah-Soker Faience Amulet c.600-300 BC. Size 2 7/8 inches high. Rare Ancient Egyptian Faience Amulet of Ptah Sokar standing facing with hand on hips, two Crocodiles at base. Ex Franke

An Egyptian limestone relief fragment, Ramesside, 19th Dynasty, circa 1290-1200 BC, carved in sunk relief with the bust of the god Ptah shown in profile, a chin strap holding his beard in place, weari

Ancient Egypt, Third Intermediate Period, ca. 1070 to 712 BCE. A pair of charming amulets made of faience and glazed a chalky white. One depicts a seated ram, probably a reference to the god Khnum, on

An Egyptian blue faience ring, late New Kingdom, c. 1200 – 1075 BC, the bezel with a seated god, two partial signs below. 20 x 18mm. Repaired with some restoration at one of the shoulders and end of

An Egyptian blue faience ring, late New Kingdom, c. 1200 - 1075 BC, the bezel with name of the god Ptah. 22 x 20mm. Repaired with parts from different rings. Ex Hamdy Sakr collection; previously in th

Lot of six 19th century Egyptian revival items, to include: bronze figural goddess head inkwell (6 1/2" h x 8" dia), three marble pyramids (largest 1 7/8" h x 2" w), and two lapis god heads (taller 2

Ancient Egyptian Bronze Figure of Ptah c.26th Dynasty, ca 672 to 525 BC. Size 4 3/4 inches high + mount. Fine cast bronze standing god Ptah, depicted with fisted hands, holding a Staff. Overall brown-

A nicely mounted trio of ancient objects. Lot includes an Egyptian steatite scarab, Late Period, c. 664 - 332 BC, with nicely carved body and a cobra and the god Ptah on base, 18 x 14 mm. The second i

Antique C 1920s Egyptian Revival Silver & Enamel Brooch. Brooch showing the Egyptian god Maat, silver with two tone enamel decoration. Measures 3.5 inches in width.

An Egyptian scarab and scaraboid, New Kingdom, c. 1570 - 1075 BC, the scaraboid hemispherical with lotus flowers on base, Dia: 16 mm, the scarab with nicely carved body and two crocodiles head to tail

Egypt, Late Dynastic to Ptolemaic Period, ca. 664 to 30 BCE. A wonderful amulet, skillfully hand-carved from steatite to display the relief of 3 standing deities: Ptah, the creator god and patron of c

Large Egyptian wooden panel from a sarcophagus with stripes of black and red paint, and what appears to be the profile of either a mummy or god, perhaps Ptah, H: 17 2/5 in (44.3cm), W: 12 1/5 in (31cm

Ancient Egypt, Late Dynastic Period, 26th Dynasty, ca. 664 to 525 BCE. A gorgeous hand-carved wooden figure of Ptah-Sokar-Osiris, the synthesis between Ptah - the creator god of Memphis - as well as S

Egypt, Third Intermediate Period to Late Dynastic Period, ca. 1070 to 332 BCE. This is a small faience amulet that is guaranteed to spark discussion. It shows a seated figure of Ptah, the creator god

Egyptian faience amulet of Ptah Seker with necklace in mouth 404 - 30 BC. Ptah Seker: Ptah was the god of the dynastic race at Memphis united with Seker (Saqqareh) god of the dead, or of the silence.

Behold the visage of Ptah, the creator god of Memphis, in this glazed terracotta head from the sands of Egypt. The remnants of the glaze hint at the reverence with which this deity was once regarded,

An Egyptian silver amulet of Ptah Late Period-Ptolemaic, circa 664-30 B.C. The mummiform god wearing a tight-fitting skull-cap, hands clasped to hold a sceptre, now missing, 5cm high Footnotes: Prove