Group of Coptic Idols

Group of Coptic Idols and miscellaneous items. The largest piece measures 4.5 x 1.5 inches. Property from the Estate of Richard Ettinghausen.

This ancient Coptic idol figurine, hailing from the Byzantine era in Egypt during the 8th to 112th centuries AD, is a remarkable piece of history. Crafted from wood and measuring 7.5x2.5x1.5cm (2.95x0

3rd millennium BC. A pair of carved alabaster idols comprising: one with D-shaped base, tapering shank and discoid head; one of schematic form; mounted on custom-made stand. 330 grams including stand,

Group (10) Coptic textile fragments, c. 8th - 10th c., each mounted in a mat, most with descriptive notes and references, 6"h x 9"w (largest fragment), 12"h x 16"w and 11"h X 14"w (mats) Provenance: E

Group (15) Coptic textile fragments, c. 8th - 10th c., 15 fragments mounted in 12 mats, a few with descriptive notes and references, 7"h x 10"w (largest fragment), 12"h x 16"w (mats) Provenance: Estat

Group (13) Coptic textile fragments, c. 9th - 12th c., 13 fragments mounted on 9 mats, with descriptive notes and references, 10"h x 13.5"w (largest fragment), 16"h x 20"w (mats) Provenance: Estate of

A group of Coptic linen textile fragments including a large swatch, likely part of a tunic, c. 2nd-4th Century AD, with embroidered areas containing human and animal figures as well as geometric and f

Group (10) Coptic textile border fragments, c. 9th - 12th c., 10 fragments mounted on 6 mats, with descriptive notes and references, 12"l x 5"w (largest fragment), mats: 16"h x 20"w, except one smalle

Group (10) Coptic textile fragments, c. 8th - 10th c., 10 fragments mounted on 9 mats, a few with descriptive notes and references, 9"h x 12"w (largest fragment), 16"h x 20"w (mats) Provenance: Estate

An undated archaistic group of carved stone idols, each a D-shaped body with stepped base, socket to the upper face to accept a separate carved head. 542 grams total, 64-72mm (2 1/2 - 2 3/4"). Propert

12th-7th century BC. A mixed group of ceramic figurines comprising: a female with applied hair, collar and anklets; a standing figure with conical base, tapering lower body, pinched facial features, h

A Coptic Stone Idol. Size 5 inches high. + Mount. Unusual carved stone Idol probably Coptic?. custom monted. Provenance: Ex Private Maryland collection.

A group of two Coptic crosses. ++ A handheld wooden cross. 20th century. 9 3/4" x 14 3/4". ++ A handheld wooden cross, Ethiopia, Coptic. 20th century. 14"h x 6"w. Provenance: The Inventory and Collect

A group of 2 Coptic crosses. ++ A handheld wooden cross with polychrome embellishment, Ethiopia, Coptic. 19th century. 18"h x 6 1/2"w,. ++ A handheld wooden cross, Ethiopia, Coptic. late 18th/early 19

A group of handheld Coptic crosses. ++ A handheld metal Coptic cross. 15th century. ++ A group of two handheld wooden crosses, Ethiopia, Coptic. late 19th/early 20th century. Larger: 23 1/2"h x 6"w. +

Group (13) early Coptic textile fragments, c. 5th - 7th c., 13 fragments mounted on 11 mats, with descriptive notes and references, 8"h x 14"w (largest fragment), 16"h x 20"w (mats) Provenance: Estate

A group of handheld Coptic crosses. ++ A handheld wooden crosses, Ethiopia, Coptic. 19th century,. ++ A handheld wooden Coptic cross. 19th century. Provenance: The Inventory and Collection from the Es

A handheld wooden cross, Ethiopia, Coptic. 17th/18th century. 14 1/4"l x 6 1/4"w. Provenance: The Inventory and Collection from the Estate of Merton D. Simpson.

A framed group of three Coptic textiles fragments, Roman Egypt, c. 4th - 6th Century AD, each with geometric or stylized flora and fauna in dark brown. They are 4 in high and 2-1/2 in to 3-3/4 in wide

Group of (3) Coptic hand held crosses, Ethiopia, each executed in reticulated spelter, of square section, two of three with hinged doors opening to reserves enameled with portraits, all rising on squa

A group of 5 Coptic textile fragments, Egypt, c. 5th - 7th Century AD. A variety of examples including a linen swatch with a square embroidered panel in wool, another panel with and interlocking scrol

A group of 4 Coptic textile fragments, Egypt, c. 5th - 10th Century AD, and include colorful strips with floral and geometric devices, all mounted to a paper backing. Largest textile itself measures 7

3rd-2nd millennium BC. A mixed group of ceramic idol fragments comprising: a head with incised eyes, pinched nose and long hair; a lower part of the body, right leg missing from the knee; a fragment o

A group of 2 Coptic style hand held crosses. Ethiopia. c.20th century. Inventory and Collection from the Estate of Merton D. Simpson.