An Egyptian Sentinel Ushabti in Bronze

Envision the hallowed necropolis, where this sentinel ushabti once stood among thousands, a silent servitor for the afterlife. Clad in faience, its visage bears the mystical hieroglyphs, invoking the

A Lot of Early Artifacts, includes 2 Egyptian Ushabtis & Military Bronze Button. A pair of ancient Egyptian faience shabtis, grouped with an early military bronze button dating to the late Roman Empir

A Lot of Early Artifacts, includes 2 Egyptian Ushabtis & Military Bronze Button. A pair of ancient Egyptian faience shabtis, grouped with an early military bronze button dating to the late Roman Empir

An Egyptian Bronze Ushabti of Wen-Djebau-En-Djed Third Intermediate Period, 21st Dynasty, 1070-945 B.C. Height 3 1/8 inches (7.9 cm). Property from the Harer Family Trust Collection Provenance: Superi

Both 4.25h in. Possibly Egyptian. Late period, ca. 700-30 B.C. Some inscription and wear to both. Third piece is an ancient bronze. Provenance: Possibly Arte Primitivo.

In the quietude of the past, this steatite ushabti from Egypt was a symbol of eternal service. Measuring 9 cm in height, its form, though silent, was once an active participant in the sacred rituals o

Lot of 8 Misc Egyptian Style Wood Panels, Ushabti, Bronze oil Lamp and a Cross. Size 6 1/4 inches the largest. Interesting lot of wood fragments Egyptian style. Provenance: Ex Lester Gross Collection

A group of five ancient Egyptian bronze Osiris and Ushabti funerary figures / statues. Comprised of 1) an Osiris bronze figure with verdigris oxidized finish (4.5" high), 2) an Ushabti terracotta figu

Ca. 500 BC. Both on wood plinth stands, the pottery example has no feet where it was apparantly snapped. The bronze ushabti is complete with it's bottom spike remaining. Both genuine.

Egyptian Ushabti Figure Assortment Nine items including a bronze statue of Isis suckling Horus on a wood base, a bronze Osiris figurine, two large green faience ushabtis, a pair of smaller green faien

In the silent chambers of the past, this Egyptian ushabti remained a sentinel of the afterlife. Clad in a tapestry of linen, it stands resolute, a steatite embodiment of protection, its surface inscri

Two Ancient Egyptian Ushabti Figures; one of blue faience, the other of cast bronze. Fine old patinas on each. Heights: 3", 5"

Description: A Egyptian terracotta Ushabti, the figure wearing a tripartite and has crossed arms holding hoe and seed bag, (loss to feet) 17cm long (6.5in) , together with two small bronze figures of

Consisting of three faience ushabti circa 200bc, and a bronze Egyptian hair pin. The largest ushabti is 4.25" tall.

comprising a seated bronze deity, a faience Ushabti (circa 1200 BCE), and a bronze standing Pharaoh; together with a contemporary scarab seal the Ushabti: 4 1/2 inches high

Steeped in the mystery of the Nile's culture, this ushabti statue stands as a sentinel of the afterlife. Clad in the traditional nemes headdress, it bears the sacred winged scarab, a symbol of rebirth

Standing as a silent sentinel from the past, this terracotta ushabti from Egypt is a stark reminder of the impermanence of life. Its form, measuring 14.5 cm in height, is simplistic yet evocative, wit

Unsure of age, but appear to be antiquities, including a bronze figure of Osiris, and a large blue faience Royal Ushabti, similar to those found in KV 19 (late 20th dynasty, ca. 1090 BC), with straigh

4 PC. EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES, 2 BRONZE & 2 FAIENCE OR CLAY SHABTI OR USHABTI LARGEST 6" TALL

Egypt, ca. ancient to modern. To include ten faience ushabti figures, seven faience amulets, a stone heart amulet, four bronze figures of Osiris, and six scaraboid objects. Glazed display box included

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

An Egyptian Bronze Khnum Late Period, 664-343 B.C. Height 10 inches (25.4 cm). Property from the Collection of Alexander Martin, Miami, Florida Provenance: Mrs. William Eddleman. Sotheby's, New York,