Egyptian Ceramic Figure

Egyptian polychrome ceramic figure of Ushabti 4.125"h

EGYPTIAN CERAMIC USHABTI FIGURE WITH PARTIAL GREEN GLAZE. - H: 3 1/2 in.

2 ¾” Ceramic Figure of Egyptian Pharaoh, legs missing

A small ceramic Egyptian Shabti figure. 8cm

Thirteen assorted Egyptian stone, metal and ceramic figures and beads, some of which have significant age related patina, including pharaohs, deities animals and scarabs. Largest, 4" high.

Ancient Egyptian ceramic pottery clay faience ushabti figure fragment of a large standing effigy, the lower half of the sarcophagus incised with hieroglyphs. 2.5" H x 2.25" W x 1.5" D. Provenance: Pro

LARGE CERAMIC SNAKE CHARMER SCULPTURE: A polychrome decorated ceramic figure depicting an Egyptian Snake Charmer, after Arthur Strasser. The robed figure holding pungi instrument in hands while bowed

A rare Ancient Egyptian ushabti terracotta ceramic art pottery tomb figure. A figural funerary sculpture with human and bestial features, hand decorated by an ancient artisan with a sea green pigment.

Lot 2 ceramic busts. Depicts two figures wearing ancient Egyptian style garb. Both pieces are gilded. Wear is consistent with age and use, evidence of attempted repair. Each measures approx 12 inches

New Kingdom, Dynasty 20, Ca. 1186-1070 BC.A ceramic ushabti figure wearing a tripartite wig, depicted standing with crossed arms. Shabtis, also known as ushabtis, are Egyptian tomb offerings intended

(2) Ancient Egyptian ceramic amulets, ex-museum, Probably c. 1000 BCE, including a green faience carved udjat Eye of Horus, with serrated border, together with a miniature figure of Thoth, mounted to

**First Time At Auction**Egypt, Ptolemaic to Roman periods, Alexandria, ca. 2nd century BCE. A mold-made ceramic figure of the god Bes. He is depicted with a large beard, a chubby stomach, and a wide

Includes two Egyptian pottery artifacts with stands plus carved stone scarab; one black ceramic figure of chief wearing ceremonial head gear; one carved gourd signed Brenda Adawl Carriethers Stahl 199

Lot includes a 9" Egyptian figure marked "Ayla Studio 1955", a bust of David, three animal figures, and a ceramic figure marked, "Made in Greece".

Egypt,500BC-500AD Includes a pale green ceramic ushabti figure of a man with arms crossed, and a white and blue beaded necklace decorated with eyes and figure of Horus. Hardstone, ceramic,Ushabti appr

A ceramic footed figure-head pipe with dark patina, 5” long; Together with an ancient bronze figurine of a bird-head, 4” tall with wood stand. (2)

20th century A.D. A hollow-formed decorative composition figurine based on the figure of Sobekhotep V in the Neues Museum, Berlin under accession no. ÄM 10645; with museum stamp inside the base; afte

Ancient Egyptian, Third Intermediate Period to Late Dynastic Period, circa 24th to 26th dynasties, turquoise blue glazed ceramic faience ushabti figure incised with hieroglyphs, mounted on a frosted c

Three Ancient Egyptian faience clay ceramic pottery ushabti figurines, with remnants of polychrome glazes. Largest: 4.25" H x 1.25" W x 0.5" D. Provenance: Property from the Upper East Side estate of

Egypt, Romano-Egyptian period, ca. 30 BCE to 2nd century CE. A fascinating image of a dwarf-like figure with an enormous phallus that he holds against one shoulder. This mold-made ceramic votive figur

Late Period, 664-332 BC. A head from a ceramic figurine with tight-fitting cap with thick brim, red and yellow pigment. 13.4 grams, 29mm (1"). Property of a London gentleman; acquired in the 1970s. [N

The lot comprised of a Roman green glass small bottle, a fragment of early ceramic molded with what appears to be the head of a stag, and three Egyptian figures including two faience "Shabti" together

A group of 6 Egyptian-style reproduction items. Lot includes a pair of terracotta figures of Isis with the child Horus, a glazed Eye of Horus amulet, the sacred eye supported by a falcons, a ceramic o

Egyptian ceramic seated lion, retaining some of the original painting. With a sticker from Mathias Komor affixed along the underside of the lion. Komor was one of the first New York art and antiquity