Ancient Egyptian Galss and Glazes

Ancient Egyptian Galss and Glazes In The Brooklyn Museum Riefstahl E. (1968). New York, Brooklyn Museum. CHF 50 / 100 EUR 45 / 91 _____________________________ The library of Dr J. Robert Guy

Ancient Egyptian Green Glaze Faience Amuletic Plaque of Imsety Late Period, circa 664-332 BCE.One of the four sons of Horus, flat-backed, with details of the wig added in black.1-1/3 inches (3.5 cm) h

Late Dynastic Period, 26th to 31st Dynasty, ca. 664 to 332 BCE. A nice head from the dwarf deity with tight cropped hair and well defined ears and facial features. Loop hole for suspesioin behind his

ANCIENT EGYPTIAN BUFF GLAZE USHABTI, 21st Dynasty, circa 1000 B.C. Hieroglyphical inscriptions: "Tgent=Ast" - H: 4 in.

Late Period, 26th-30th Dynasty, 664-343 BC. A deep turquoise blue glazed amulet of the dwarf god, he wears a high plumed headdress atop head and stands in classic pose with ears extended, bent legs, h

In the palm of your hand, hold a fragment of history with this faience ushabti, a servant to the afterlife with a glaze as blue as the heavens. Standing at 9 cm, this ancient figurine was once a part

(2) Ancient Egyptian faience Ushabti, ex-museum, Possibly 400-300 BCE, incl. one in blue green glaze with black pigment painted features, and one in turquoise blue glaze, each representing a figure of

Ancient Egyptian Faience Scarab in 14K Gold Ring.Scarab is New Kingdom, Circa 1500 BC; ring is 19th Century AD. Green glaze faience authentic scarab with inscription on underside mounted in a lovely A

Crafted of faience pottery with bright turquoise blue glaze finish. Decorated with black painted hieroglyphs and black symbol on back of head. Mounted to a wood plinth with label. Saite period circa 6

Ancient Egyptian Faience Inlay of a Wig, New Kingdom, c. 1500-1200 BC, some blue glaze remaining. Provenance: Charles Ede, London {JGLO7207} (WK ) Dimensions: 1,25 H x 1.25 W Provenance: From the coll

Eighteen Ancient Egyptian Faience Amulets, Late Period, (525 BC - 332 BC). Faience figural amulets of varying size, glaze and form. Good condition with wear and ground burial patina, largest measures:

Ancient Egyptian faience ushabti / ushebti figure with remnants of glaze. 4" H x 1.25" W x 1.25" D. Provenance: From the Kew Gardens estate of L. L., a holocaust survivor, educator, and wife of K. L.,

Ancient Egyptian Scarabs (4): Ex Newark Museum Late Period, Ca 715 to 300 BC. Naturalistic tops with good glaze remaining and bases inscribed in hieroglyphics. Provenance: Deaccessioned from the Newar

Ancient Egyptian Blue Faience Sekhmet Amulet c.664 BC. Size 36 mm. A Faience with glassy light blue glaze Sekhmet standing, arms to the side, legs in stride, head forward. On back, a bar. Pierced for

A LOT OF FOUR ANCIENT EGYPTIAN POTTERY USHABTI FIGURES - Each with a turquoise glaze and Egyptian archaic scripture, from private UK collection. 16cm

Ancient Egyptian Faience cobra (uraeus) Amulet c.664 BC. Size 37 mm. A Faience with light green glaze cobra (uraeus) coiled with widened hood and head facing forward. Fine details on hood. Hoop on the

Ancient Egyptian Faience Eye Of Horus, circa 664-332 BC. with vibrant light turquoise glaze and incised detail. Size: 5.5 cm x 3cm Ex Property from the Estate of Richard Ettinghausen

central beetle from original 3-piece winged scarab; measuring approx: 2 1/4 x 1 1/4in; traces of original glaze

Ancient Egyptian Faience Bes Amulet c.664-300 BC. Size 0 3/4 inch high (22 mm). A green Faience with light green glaze two sided example of Bes standing, arms at his side, with a fancy plumed helm. Pi

DESCRIPTION: An Ancient Egyptian figure of a dog with faience turquoise glaze. CIRCA: Ancient ORIGIN: Egypt DIMENSIONS: H: 34.5mm x W: 8.2mm x L: 39.4mm - CONDITION: Chipping at horns. See lot descrip

Ancient Egyptian Shabti Faience Pottery Figure, of a mummy, blue glaze, 500 to 300 BC, repaired, 6 1/2".

Ancient Egyptian Faience Storage Jar, Late Period, (664 BC - 332 BC). Vase form jar with loop handle, green - blue glaze. Good condition with ground burial wear and patina, measures: 5.8" H

This amulet represents the ancient Egyptian symbol of the Ankh, revered as the 'Key of Life'. Crafted from faience, a material with a lustrous glaze akin to turquoise, this piece hails from the Late P

Shabti fragment, circa 600 B.C. Small Egyptian Shabti Fragment with remains of light green glaze, black highlights, arms crossed at chest. Dimension: 3-3/4" H ( with stand); Weight: 2 oz. Provenance: