Egyptian Royal Shabti Section of Pharaoh Seti I

19th Dynasty, 1303-1200 B.C. A vibrant deep blue-glazed composition shabti fragment from a royal shabti of pharaoh Seti I, bearing three registers of cartouches including examples reading 'Menmaatri'

Two Egyptian Terracotta Shabti Pharaoh Figures. 3 Inches Tall.

Ancient Egyptian royal Fayence ancient glass "shabti" like (residues)

Ramesside Period, 19th Dynasty, 1212-1202 B.C. A vibrant turquoise-glazed faience offering cup, the thickened rim with painted black detailing; two vertical bands of hieroglyphic text inscribing the n

New Kingdom, 19th Dynasty, Ca. 1323 - 1279 BC.A schist fragment from a large statue of Pharaoh Seti I with incised hieroglphic text "imn ra nb", "nTrw nb pt HKA wAst mri di anx mi ra". Translating as:

Ancient Egypt, New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty, reign of Thutmose III, ca. 1479 to 1425 BCE. A mold-formed faience scarab covered in light blue glaze that bears the cartouche of Pharaoh Thutmose III (also T

Late Kingdom-Third Intermediate Period, c.1550-702 BC. A large terracotta mummiform shabti with lentoid-section body, arms crossed at the chest, facial detailing, wearing a wig. 434 grams, 19.5cm high

Large Egyptian Faience Shabti, Inscribed to the Royal Chancellor, PSAMETEKSENB, Saqqara, 595-589 B.C.Elongated figure carrying a hoe, pick and sandbag, impressed with ten lines of hieroglyphs for the

Egypt, First Intermediate to Middle Kingdom period, 10th to 13th Dynasty, ca. 2040 to 1680 BCE. A beautiful steatite scarab inscribed with the distinctive cartouche of a pharaoh and set into a modern

Vintage Copper & Brass Egyptian Nefertiti Wall Plate. The hand-painted plate shows Neferneferuaten Nefertiti, who was a queen of the 18th Dynasty of Ancient Egypt and the royal wife of Pharaoh Akh

An Egyptian faience scarab with royal cartouche of Amenhotep III, c. 1386 - 1353 BC, the body in fine style with well-detailed legs, on the base the cartouche containing the pharaoh's praenomen atop a

Subject matter is that of Tutankhamun commonly refered to as King Tut, the ancient Egyptian pharaoh , the last of his royal family to rule during the end of the 18th dynasty. Nicely detailed. Warm age

Ca. 1200 BC Naturalistic carved turquoise glaze steatite beetle; base depicting a Royal figure holding jar symbolic for the Pharaohs protection. Pierced for suspension. Size 11/16? long (17 mm) L; Int

Vintage Egyptian Themed Wooden Nightstand. Hand painted and adorned with female pharaohs, gods and other uniquely Egyptian symbols. Front opens up to two sections for storage. Maker or date of creatio

Large 5" Circa 500 bce Ancient Egyptian Faience Ushabti Shabti

Egypt, 18th Dynasty, ca. 1350 to 1300 BCE. Small but colorful and choice faience amulet of a pharaoh in blue and green glaze. Pharaoh stands with one hand to his belly, other holding a flail, royal be

An interesting Egyptian stone staff section with hieroglyphic text, Late New Kingdom, c. 1200 - 1075 BC, carved from schist with circular profile, the sides with partial royal cartouches and well-pres

Large Early Egyptian Carved Stone Sculpture of Amenhotep II or III on Wood BaseLarge Egyptian sculpture of Amenhotep II or III carved stone head on wood base. Provenance: Collection of the late Basil

A French patinated bronze model of an Egyptian pharaoh now as a lamplate 19th centuryOn a rouge griotte base.height excluding fitment 20in (51cm); width 7in (18cm); depth 5 1/4in (13.5cm)

Egyptian Pharaoh metal tomb figure on lucite base. Unknown age. Dimensions: 7" X 1" X 2"

Vintage Framed Egyptian Pharaoh Shard. Professionally framed. In frame 13.5"x16.5"x2". Weight 3 lbs 9 oz.

Late Period, 26th Dynasty, 664-595 B.C. A faience shabti of typical form, carrying adze and hoe in its crossed hands, seed bag over the left shoulder, wearing a tripartite wig and false beard; the dor

Egypt, Third Intermediate Period, 22nd Dynasty (Bubastite Dynasty), ca. 945 to 720 BCE. A well-made shabti (ushabti) found in Abydos, with an inscription reading: "The Osiris , the priest of Amen, Nes

Standing with the majestic aura of the ancient world, this limestone statuette embodies the grandeur of a Pharaoh from Egypt's Old Kingdom. It reveals the artistic mastery of a civilization that value