EGYPTIAN GRAND TOUR AMULET, 17th-18th CEN.

Faience, 1 1/2" height modeled as a pharaoh in desert hood with aegis. These were made in Egypt for sale to primarily English youths who, upon achieving the age of 21, would take a once-in-a-lifetime

Faience, 1 3/4" height modeled as a standing pharaoh in the desert hood with the solar disk above. These were made in Egypt C.1700-1830 for sale to primarily English youths who, upon achieving the age

Faience, 2" height modeled as a standing pharaoh in mummy or ushabti stance. These were made in Egypt for sale to primarily English aristocratic youths who, upon achieving the age of 21, would take a

Faience, 1 ½” height modeled as a pharaoh in desert hood with aegis. These were made in Egypt for sale to primarily English youths who, upon achieving the age of 21, would take a once in

Faience, 1 3/4" height modeled as a standing pharaoh in desert hood with the solar disk above. These were made in Egypt for sale to primarily English youths who, upon achieving the age of 21, would ta

Faience, 1 1/2 height modeled as a pharaoh in a desert hood with aegis. These were made in Egypt for sale to primarily English youths who, upon achieving the age of 21, would take a once in a lifetime

**First Time At Auction** Europe, Grand Tour period, ca. mid 17th to late 18th century CE. A cast seated bronze figure emulating a 26th Dynasty Egyptian figure. The depicted figure, identified as the

Faience, 2" height modeled as a standing pharaoh in mummy or ushabti stance. These were made in Egypt for sale to primarily English aristocratic youths who, upon achieving the age of 21, would take a

17th or 18th c Italian Grand tour frame with gilt and polychrome elements minor losses and flaking comensurate with age. 16 x 18" opening, 24 x 29" overall

An ancient Grand Tour era Egyptian glazed faience amulet plaque, featuring the divine presence of goddess Serket. Radiating with intricate detailing characteristic of Egyptian artistry, this captivati

A Grand Tour Marble Portrait Head of the Capitoline Brutus After the Antique, Possibly 17th/18th Century raised on a green marble plinth. Height overall 20 1/2 inches.

An antique grand tour (circa 18th-19th century) Egyptian style red clay fertility figure of woman laying on bed with arms down against her side. In the style of 19th dynasty 1400 BC figure.

Likely 18th or 19th century. The piece shows excellent wear and age. Backside having an edge broken away which looks to be a very old break, otherwise the vessel at the top of the figures head has bee

17th-18th century AD. A carved oval stone plaque with profile bust of an emperor, bearded and with a wreath to the brow, modelled in the half-round. 130 grams, 93mm (3 3/4"). Property of a London gent

18th-19th century AD. A mixed group comprising: a polished jasper(?) scaraboid; a lapis lazuli plaque with reserved hieroglyphs; a glazed composition shabti; a ceramic profile cat. 64 grams total, 34-

An antique Grand Tour era green-patinated bronze figurine representing a seated cat. Egyptian Revival style. The figure is mounted on black stone base. Grand Tour was the 17th to early 19th-century cu

An antique Grand Tour souvenir, an Egyptian blue-glazed faience scarab amulet, the symbol of rebirth or regeneration. The piece is mounted on Victorian era silver pendant base, unmarked. Total Weight:

17th/18th century oil on canvas Old Master painting of lecherous Satyrs, taking a cloth off of the Goddess of the hunt Diana.29 inches high by 24 inches wide.//////////////////////////////This was ori

Antique18th century intaglio depicting a Roman Amphora vase with a scene on the body of a Roman soldier fighting a Hydra. The Intaglio is 18th c, the gold setting is likely early 20th c. Small chips a

Old Master drawing of procession with red ink, 17th/18th cen Drawing: 13" x 9.5" In a frame: 19.25" x 16"

An ancient Egyptian carved turquoise Heart Scarab, from the Grand Tour period and adorned with hieroglyphics on the underside, holding immense historical and religious significance. Heart Scarabs were

Depicting scenes of Egypt including archaeological and daily life subjects, published by Robert Bowyer, 1802-1803, framed. Each frame 21 x 17.5 inches.

17th-18th century. Silvered bronze, over 1 1/2" total height. Raised border delineating a cross with broad beams, the cross beam above center, and enclosing a stick cross with Cyrillic inscriptions at

A 19TH CENTURY EGYPTIAN GRAND TOUR CARVED STONE HEAD OF A CAT After the Antiquity, upon a later perspex base. 13 cm high.