An Egyptian Old Kingdom Black Basalt Stone Bowl

Egypt, Old Kingdom, ca. 2500 BC. A sizeable stone bowl with vivid banding. Museum or collector number on base: 2180. R.I. collection, acquired ca. 2001-2002 MEASUREMENTS Diameter: 7 1/2 inches / 19 cm

Egypt; Middle Kingdom c. 1800 BC Well carved and modeled black stone (Basalt?) foot. Dimensions 6 1/4" (16 cm) Provenance: Provenance: The John J. Slocum Collection Mr. Slocum (1914-1997) collect

An Egyptian Diorite Bowl Old Kingdom, 5th-6th Dynasty, 2465-2150 B.C. Width 4 inches (10.16 cm). Property from a New England Collection Provenance: Private Collection, United Kingdom, 1970s.

An Egyptian Alabaster Bowl Old Kingdom, 2575-2134 B.C. Diameter 7 3/4 inches (19 cm). Property from a New York Private Collection Provenance: Hotel Drouot, Paris, Antiques, 30 May 1990, Lot 5. (with i

New Kingdom, Ca. 1550 - 1070 BC. A bowl with a globular thick-walled shouldered body, tapering to a flat ring base, with a short rim. For a similar example, see The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Ac

Ancient Egypt, Old Kingdom, 3rd to 6th Dynasty, ca. 2686 to 2181 BCE. A hand-carved banded alabaster bowl with a thick circular base, gradually expanding walls, a rounded rim, and a shallow basin with

Ancient Egypt, New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty, ca. 1550 to 1292 BCE. A miniature cosmetic bowl that is hand-carved from light brown stone bearing dark, espresso-hued veining that swirls throughout. The bro

This miniature amulet from the Egyptian New Kingdom period depicts a recumbent lion looking to the right, carved from black stone. The dimensions of this piece are 3.5 cm in length, 2 cm in height, an

An Egyptian alabaster cup, Old Kingdom, c. 2686 – 2181 BC, with flattened base, the walls flaring wide with thick walls. Nice translucent stone with attractive banding. H: 2 7/8 in (7.3 cm); Dia: 4

Ancient Egyptian Stone Frog Seal amulet old Kingdom c.2649-2150 BC. Size 11 mm. Finely carved stone Frog with seal impression at the bottom. Condition: perfect. Provenance: from the estate of Robert T

Twelve Egyptian Alabaster, Breccia and Other Stone Vessels Old Kingdom to Late Period, 2575-343 B.C. one of the articles likely a lid, now separated from its body.  Height of tallest example 2 5/8 in

A pair of Egyptian cosmetic mixing palettes, Old Kingdom, c. 2613 - 2181 BC, one in carved alabaster with a shallow bowl, rounded bottom and rim, Dia: 2 in (5.1 cm), the second in terracotta with disk

Egyptian stone model of a millstone, Old Kingdom, c. 2649 – 2150 BC, comprised of a pair of roughly hewn flat circular disks set atop one another, wood dowels holding them in place. A very interesti

Egyptian Revival lot of 7 pieces. One plate, black basalt plate with Rosso Antico (literally, old red) raised relief Egyptian motifs to rim and at center. 8.75"D One plate, basalt plate with Rosso Ant

Egyptian Metamorphic Schist Scribes Ink Holder, having two round wells for red and black ink on rectangle base, Old Kingdom 1st Dynasty or later, 5" x 9 1/2". Provenance: Peter Sharrer Ancient Art, Ne

Old Kingdom, 2686-2181 BC. A hemispherical alabaster bowl with flattened underside. 142 grams, 82mm (3 1/4"). Property of a private London collector; formerly in a 19th century collection.

Ancient Egypt, Early Dynastic Period to Old Kingdom, 2nd to 3rd Dynasty, ca. 2890 to 2613 BCE. This is a large and gorgeous stone jar, carved from a mottled diorite. The conical, squat vessel rests on

Ancient Egyptian Early Dynastic Diorite Stone Bowl c.3000 BC. Size 5 1/4 inches diameter, 2 3/8 inches high. Rare carved black and white diorite bowl of conical form with flat base, flared rim. Proven

Ancient Egypt, Early Dynastic Period to Old Kingdom, 2nd to 3rd Dynasty, ca. 2890 to 2613 BCE. A hand-carved stone jar with a graceful piriform body and a gently rounded shoulder, made from a tuffaceo

Egypt Early Dynastic or Old Kingdom, 1st-6th Dynasty, ca. 3000-2200 B.C..Yellowish stone with dark inclusions. Dm. 18.6 cmDeep, conical stone vessel with a thick wall that curves inwards elegantly. Re

Ancient Egypt, Old Kingdom, 3rd to 6th Dynasty, ca. 2686 to 2181 BCE. A hand-carved banded alabaster bowl with a thick circular base, gradually-expanding walls, a rounded rim, and a shallow basin with

Early 19th century, Wedgwood (English, founded 1759); fine jasper stoneware; terracotta colored body; crocodile finial with domed cover; circular body with pad handles; applied black basalt Egyptian i

Old Kingdom, ca. 2686-2160 BC. This cone-shaped bowl, expertly carved from alabaster, boasts a wide opening, circular and flat base, and delicate earthy deposits. Alabaster was a highly prized materia

3 Good Old Native Made Pipe Bowls - Tiny "Mic Mac" Type, Small Catlinite Bowl Inscribed Sciota Co. Ohio - 1 1/2" Long Black Stone Bears Label "Wash. Co. Tenn."