An Egyptian Bronze Cobra

Title: Egyptian Bronze Cobra Uraeus Attachment Date/Period: Egypt, c. 350 B.C. Material: Bronze Dimension: 5.3 cm L - 2 1/16 inches Provenance: Provenance: Private collection of Werner Forman (1921-20

A cute Egyptian bronze cobra sarcophagus, Late Period, c. 664 – 332 BC, of rectangular form, hollow on the inside and surmounted by the image of a cobra, head raised and hood open. L: 1 1/10 in (2.8

A rare Egyptian bronze human-headed cobra, Late Period, c. 664 - 332 BC, appearing to wear an Atef crown over a tripartite wig, as well as a false beard. This figure depicts an uncertain god or goddes

EGYPTIAN REVIVAL BRONZE COBRA FORM WALL SCONCEContinental, 19th/20th century. Long serpentine body works up to the wide hooded head, flora-form candle bobeche on top, with elaborate gold painted folia

Late Period - Ptolemaic Period, ca. 664–30 BC. A bronze oblong, rectangular coffin, elevated by the imposing presence of a serpentine deity, in the form of a cobra, delicately poised atop its au

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Antique Egyptian Man Woman Anubis Cobra Staffs Bronze Statue Sculpture Pair. Provenance: Acquired from the local estate of a central Florida business and community leader known to family, friends and

Ancient Egypt, Late Period, ca. 600 to 332 BCE. This is a small, hard, grey stone representation of the Pschent, the double crown worn by rulers of Egypt, also known as the sekhemti, the Two Powerful

Ancient Egyptian Bronze Staff With Uraeus c.26th Dynasty, ca 672 to 525 BC. Fine Cast bronze staff with large cobra uraeus; the cobra resting upon top. Staff has two lines of Hieroglyph text. Size 7 i

Pair of enamel Egyptian Revival brass cobra lighted wall sconces. circa 1960s.

Egyptian Bronze Uraeus probably ancient. Size 4 inches high. Solid cast bronze cobra, once it had patina inlay now missing. Patina Brushed, cleaned. hard to tell authenticity? Provenance: Ex Peter Ale

AN ANCIENT EGYPTIAN BRONZE ATEF CROWN FEATHER A bronze Atef crown's feather. Ram's horn on bottom upon which a rearing ureas cobra is perched, with gaps probably originally containing inlays, crowned

Egyptian Bronze Uraeus probably ancient. Size 3 3/4 inches high. Solid cast bronze cobra, its head crowned by a solar disk now missing. Patina Brushed, cleaned. hard to tell authenticity? Provenance:

Egyptian Bronze Uraeus probably ancient. Size 4 7/8 inches high.+ mount. Solid cast bronze cobra. Patina Brushed, cleaned. hard to tell authenticity? Provenance: Ex Peter Alexander Ruthven collection,

Fragment from a larger statue, this bronze of the sun features a cobra on one side. Ex - Tedder Estate collection.

A lot of 9 ancient bronze objects, mostly Egyptian. Lot includes 6 Egyptian bronze objects, Late Period, c. 664 - 30 BC, - an amulet of Osiris, a uraeus or erect cobra from the headdress of a statue,

Late Period, 664-332 BC. A bronze uraeus cobra with arching body, horn and sun disc crown, front of the body inlaid with lapis lazuli; tang at the back for attachment. 24 grams; 40 mm (1 1/2"). From a

Antique Egyptian Revival cobra form sconce crafted in bronze with etched floral designs highlighted with red and black polychrome enamel. Measures 4"x4"x36"x38". Weight 5 lbs.

Egyptian Limestone Stela Third Intermediate Period, 1069-664 B.C. The votive stele inlaid with three bronze cast cobras, with remains of lapis lazuli inlay. Height 8 inches. C The Collection of Jay I.

Pair of Ancient Egyptian Amulets: Bronze of Twin Uraeus and Fragment of Goddess in Amazonite. Pair of Egyptian amulets:1.) Bronze of twin Uraeus the stylized, upright form of Egyptian cobras, used as

Ancient Egyptian replica artifacts, Ex-museum, Includes (4) mounted scarabs, wooden comb (3.5"squ), pair of amulets (2.5"h), bronze statuette of Osiris (4"h), carved wooden cobra uraeus headpiece (5"h

A fantastic Egyptian bronze statuette of a seated cat, likely 26th Dynasty, c. 664-525 BC, hollow cast and depicted seated in the classic pose with front legs together and tail swept around the right

A two part bronze, Horus, in the form of a falcon, wearing the double crown of Upper and Lower Egypt with detailed engravings throughout. The body of the falcon is removable from the birds legs and th

probably 26th dynasty, (664-525 B.C.), fragmentary figure, upper body wrapped in shroud with emerging hands holding a crook and flail, finely incised collar and false plaited beard, wearing the atef c