An Egyptian Steatite Ushabti with Winged Scarab Motif

Dimensions: 7.20 x 1.97 inches (18.3 x 5 cm)

This steatite ushabti, standing 16.5 cm tall, bears the sacred scarab beetle carved upon its chest, a symbol of resurrection and eternal life to the Egyptians. The intricately inscribed hieroglyphs th

Title: Egyptian Steatite Winged Scarab Pectoral Plaque, c. 1000 B.C. Date & Origin: Egypt, c. 1000 B.C. Description: Carved open work scarab with double wings, holding the sun disc in her lower legs.

Date & Origin: Egypt, c. 1000 B.C. Description: Carved open work scarab with double wings, holding the sun disc in her lower legs. Very fine details. Two wide loops at the top for suspension. Material

Stunning brooch with translucent enamel in varying shades of green, blue and yellow, stamped Sterling, Egyptian winged scarab motif, scarab body approx. 11 x 7.5 mm; blue faceted stone, head and tail

This winged scarab, exquisitely crafted from glazed steatite, features the traditional Egyptian blue symbolic of the heavens. The artistry is evident in the detailed wings and hieroglyphic patterns, i

This winged scarab, sculpted from steatite and elegantly glazed, epitomizes the sacred amulets of the Egyptian New Kingdom. Its spread wings, detailed with incised feather patterns, symbolize the sun'

Dimensions: 5.1 x 2.4 inches (13 x 6 cm)

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

Behold the presence of this Egyptian ushabti, a figure carved from steatite and adorned with a dual serpent motif. This ushabti, standing 16 cm in height, embodies the connection between the earthly a

Egyptian Carved Steatite Scarab and Two Ushabti Figures. The scarab carved with a deer and hieroglyphics, with traces of gold and bandaging over the top; the Ushabti figures in faience, the largest gl

Floral and winged scarab motif; [1.31 ozt], L-3 3/4", EX

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

Ancient Egypt, New Kingdom, 18th to 20th Dynasty, ca. 1550 to 1070 BCE. A set of 3 hand-carved steatite scarabs, each with a different decorative motif on its underside. The first scarab features a sc

Egyptian Turquoise Glazed Steatite Scarab with Sekhmet and Anubis, c. N.K., 1500 B.C. Egypt, c. N.K., 1500 B.C. Fine scarab of turquoise/green glazing, engraved with a winged Kheper, a standing figure

AN EGYPTIAN WINGED SCARAB BROOCH a blue-glazed winged scarab within an engraved frame. 6.8cm by 15cm One wing is hairlined.

Egypt, New Kingdom to beginning of Late Dynastic Period, 18th to 26th Dynasties, ca. 1550 to 525 BCE. A stunning and wearable gold ring featuring a swiveling steatite scarab that is incised with hiero

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

**First Time At Auction** Egypt, Late Dynastic to Ptolemaic Periods, ca. 664 to 30 BCE. A petite and wearable scarab carved by hand from a grey steatite with dark inclusions. The scarab has distinct i

Egypt, Ptolemaic Period, ca. 3rd to 1st century BCE. An ornate, turquoise blue faience winged scarab, molded separately in three parts, the wings and scarab finely modeled and highly detailed. All are

Egyptian Steatite Scarab in Gold Swivel Ring, Engraved with Throne Name of Tuthmosis IIISteatite scarab, the back incised with cartouche of Tuthmoses III, Men-kheper-ra, and two protective Uraei, fram

Egyptian Steatite Scarab in Gold Swivel Ring, New Kingdom, c. 1500 B.C.The top realistically carved, the base engraved with mirroring pattern of lotus flowers with their stems forming a knot curving b

A large Egyptian steatite scarab, Late Period, 25th - 26th Dynasties, c. 746 - 525 BC, the body nicely carved with good detail, the wide base with rather stylized signs and the cartouche Men-Kheper-Re

Egypt, Middle Kingdom, 11th to 14th Dynasty, ca. 2055 to 1650 BCE; Northern Italy, Etruria, ca. 4th century BCE. A petite scarab, hand-carved from pale-beige steatite, with insectile features on the t