An Egyptian steatite scarab with Amen-Re inscription

An Egyptian steatite scarab, Late Period, c. 664 - 332 BC, the base with a protective inscription referring to the god Amen-Re. L: 1.5 cm. Ex Wiltshire, UK private collection.

An interesting Egyptian steatite scarab, 2nd Intermediate Period, c. 1750 – 1570 BC, the body well-carved and the base with rather styled hieroglyphs with Amen-re seemingly mentioned. A neat piece f

An Egyptian steatite scarab, Late Period, c. 664 - 332 BC, the body with triple lines dividing the shell and multiple lines on the head, legs grooved. On base a dedication to Amen-Re with a Horus falc

An interesting Egyptian steatite scarab, 2nd Intermediate Period, c. 1750 - 1570 BC, the body well-carved and the base with rather styled hieroglyphs with Amen-re seemingly mentioned. A neat piece fro

A pair of Egyptian steatite scarabs. The first Late Period type, c. 664 - 332 BC, with remnants of green glaze and Horus standing with protection of Amen-Re behind, 17 x 12mm, the second is a 2nd Inte

A lot of 2 Egyptian steatite scarabs. Lot includes a charming New Kingdom type, c. 1570 - 1075 BC, with well-carved body and the name of Amen-Re on the base, (12 x 8 mm), and the second a 2nd Intermed

An Egyptian scarab set in an antique 18k gold ring. The steatite scarab, New Kingdom, c. 1570 - 1075 BC, with dedication to Amen-Re and amuletic name of pharaoh Thutmose III and set in an attractive 1

Ancient Egypt, Third Intermediate Period, 21st to 25th Dynasty, ca. 1069 to 664 BCE. An ovoid steatite scarab covered in lustrous blue-green glaze. The topside features a bulky, folded wing carapace,

This exceptional scarab stamp, 5.5 x 3.5 cm, is a relic from Egypt's vast history, carved from steatite and finished with a glaze that has maintained much of its luster over the millennia. The undersi

Dimensions: 3.93 x 2.75 inches (10 x 7 cm)

This Egyptian scarab seal, meticulously crafted from glazed steatite, exemplifies the sophistication of ancient craftsmanship. Measuring approximately 3x2x1 cm (1.18"x0.79"x0.39"), this artifact is a

Egypt, probably New Kingdom / Third Intermediate Period, 1550 to 712 BCE (gold is modern). This is a mottled brown steatite scarab with an inscription on the back -- this shows Bes, the dwarf god, fla

An Egyptian steatite scarab in an antique gold winged setting. The scarab dates from the 2nd Intermediate Period, c. 1750 - 1570 BC, with nicely carved body and 'en-Re' formula between cobras. The sca

Large Ancient Egyptian Steatite Scarab Ca. 1500-30 B.C. Size 25 x 19 mm. a large Steatite Stone scarab with hieroglyphic inscription, surface weathering and losses. Provenance:NYC collection, ex. Tars

A choice Egyptian steatite scarab, 2nd Intermediate Period, c. 1750 - 1570 BC, with nicely carved body, the base with 'en-re' formula above a gold sign, red crowns to either side. 18 x 12mm. Holed len

An Egyptian steatite scarab, Late Period, c. 664 – 332 BC, the body nicely carved with the praenomen of Thurmose III, ‘Men-Kheper-Re’ on the base in amuletic fashion. L: 1.1cm. Reglazed. Ex coll

An Egyptian steatite plaque, New Kingdom, c. 1570 - 1075 BC, with styled 'Amen-re' on back and 'Amen-re' on base as well, readable from up or down. 13 x 9 mm. No remaining glaze. Ex Royal Athena Galle

Ancient Egyptian Steatite Scarab Ca. 1500-30 B.C. Size 16 x 12 mm. a Steatite Stone scarab with hieroglyphic inscription, surface weathering and losses. Provenance:NYC collection, ex. Tarshish Gallery

Egypt, Middle to New Kingdom, ca. 2050 to 1069 BCE. A group of six earthtone scarabs, carved from a soft stone known as steatite, etched with hieroglyphic inscriptions, and drilled lengthwise through

**First Time At Auction** Egypt, Middle to New Kingdom, ca. 2055 to 1540 BCE. A group of four earthtone scarabs, carved from soft stone known as steatite, and etched with hieroglyphic inscriptions of

A nice Egyptian blue glaze composition scarab set into a gold ring. The scarab, New Kingdom, c. 1570 - 1075 BC, beautifully detailed with good color, the base with a dedication to Amen-Re. The scarab

An Egyptian faience plaque depicting pharaoh with a scepter, Late Period, c. 664 - 30 BC, inscription between figure and scepter reads 'Amen-Re is satisfied' with an ankh below. Well preserved with gl

Egyptian, Late Period 664-525 B.C..Steatite. L. 3.1 cmSeal amulet in the form of a scarab. A hieroglyphic inscription on the flat base. Fragment missing on one long side of the base.

A nicely carved Egyptian faience scarab in name of Thutmose III, New Kingdom, the body very nicely worked, the base with beautifully rendered inscription 'lord of the two lands, Men-Kheper-Re, beloved