AN EGYPTIAN TURQUOISE GLAZED COMPOSITION WINGED SCARAB

An Egyptian turquoise glazed composition winged scarab applique Late Period, circa 664-332 B.C. The flat-backed scarab made in three parts, the wings and body perforated for attachment, with incised d

A turquoise blue faience composition winged scarab, molded separately in three parts, the wing case and scarab finely modeled, pierced for attachment to the bandages of the mummy. - 67/59/60mm,53gr -

Late Period, 664-332 BC. A glazed composition group of scarab with detached wings, pierced for attachment to mummy wrappings; three mummiform figures of the sons of Horus, also pierced for attachment.

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

Ca. 1570-1070 BC. A finely modelled swivel ring featuring a gold bezel incorporating a glazed composition scarab inscribed to the underside. The ring is of a later period - possibly Victorian or Georg

Egyptian Steatite Turquoise Glazed Scarab, Tuthmoses III, New Kingdom, c. 1504-1450 B.C.Finely carved of turquoise glazed steatite, the back incised with cartouche of Tuthmoses III, Men-kheper-ra.Size

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

The piece presented is a fine example of New Kingdom artistry, a glazed terracotta winged scarab, measuring 6 by 3.3 cm. Its faded blue-green glaze speaks to its antiquity, with wear that suggests it

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)

Dimensions: 2.36 x 1.30 inches (6 x 3.3 cm)

Two Egyptian Turquoise Glazed Steatite Scarabs with Hieroglyphs, c. 1500 B.C.Finely carved of turquoise glazed steatite, the back incised with hieroglyphs. Size:1.3 cm L - 1/2 inch and 1 cm L - 3/8 in

Large Egyptian-Style Glazed ScarabLarge Egyptian-style turquoise glazed scarab heart; in typical form (some wear); L: 2 1/2" mounted on wood base

Egyptian Steatite Large Turquoise Glazed Scarab, Tuthmoses III, New Kingdom, c. 1504-1450 B.C.Finely carved of turquoise glazed steatite, the back incised with hieroglyphs and the royal cartouche of T

This resplendent winged scarab, rendered in terracotta and finished with a luminous blue glaze, exemplifies the enduring symbolism of rebirth and protection in Egyptian culture. Its wings are meticulo

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

Two Antique Egyptian Revival Faience Scarab Pendants. Turquoise glazed pottery scarab necklace pendants. Each measures just under 1 inch in length.

Antique Egyptian Faience Pottery Scarab Pendant. Turquoise blue glazed pottery scarab bead / pendant. Measures 1.25 inches in length.

New Kingdom, 1525-1070 BC. A large glazed composition shabti with tripartite wig and hooked false beard, seed-bag to the left shoulder, nekhakha flail and short-handled heka crook in the crossed hands

Ramesside Period, 19th Dynasty, 1237-1226 B.C. A turquoise-glazed composition offering cup with everted rim and discoid foot, bearing painted black hieroglyphs including cartouche for Ramesses II. Cf.

Circa 945-730 BC, Third Intermediate PeriodA turquoise-glazed composition open-work wedjat eye amulet, the pupil and brow emphasised in a darker glaze. Mounted in a 22kt gold oval eye shaped pendant w

Late Dynastic Period, Dynasty 26-30, Ca. 688-343 BC. A fine turquoise glazed composition eye amulet, also called the Eye of Horus, details and checkered pattern carved in raised relief, the eyebrow an

New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty, 1479-1425 BC. A grey glazed composition scarab with hieroglyphic inscription to the underside including cartouche. 3.50 grams, 19.5mm (3/4"). Ex Gustave Mustaki collection.

Late Period-Ptolemaic Period, 664-30 BC. A group of three glazed composition scarab amulets consisting of: one with detailed upper body, underside with legs curled under and suspension loop to the mid