Egyptian Alabaster Kohl Pot

A fantastic Egyptian alabaster kohl jar, Middle Kingdom, c. 2050 - 1710 BC, of classic type with pronounced shoulders, extended foot and wide, flat rim. The interior is vertically bordered and retains

Egypt; c. 10th century BC Lovely, well carved pot with separately carved rim. Remains of kohl inside. Dimensions 1 1/2" (3.8 cm)high Provenance: Provenance: The John J. Slocum Collection Mr. S

Lot of 2 Ancient Egyptian Alabaster Kohl Jars c.600 BC. Size 1 3/4 - 2 1/2 inch high. Carved alabaster kohl jars one with a matching lid with Egyptian Hieroglyph. Provenance: Ex private NYC collection

An Egyptian alabaster kohl jar, Middle Kingdom, c. 2061 - 1690 BC, in nice translucent stone, the body tapers to a flat foot, the neck short with rounded rim; the interior is well hollowed. H: 1 1/2 i

New Kingdom, 20th Dynasty, 1189-1077 BC. A glass tubular kohl vase in deep blue and pale green in the form of a papyrus stem with trailed decoration to the body of the vase; to the top a rim in the fo

A very attractive Egyptian alabaster cosmetic kohl jar, Late Period, c. 664-343 BC, with an inverted rim and an oval shaped body, H: 3 in (7.8cm). Ex collection of a well-known, titled English family

An Egyptian squat alabaster kohl vessel, Old Kingdom, c. 2686 – 2134 BC, with wide, rounded shoulder and narrow bottom with pad base, the interior bored vertically with short rounded rim. H: 1 ¼ in

A very attractive Egyptian alabaster cosmetic kohl jar, Late Period, c. 664-343 BC, with an inverted rim and an oval shaped body, H: 3 in (7.8cm). Ex collection of a well-known, titled English family

Ancient Egypt, Middle Kingdom, ca. 2050 to 1800 BCE. One of the classic forms of antiquity, a tall, rounded vessel with a flat base and a wide, rounded mouth. It is carved from alabaster that is not q

An Egyptian Middle Kingdom alabaster kohl jar, c. 2040 - 1790 BC, with wide rounded shoulder and body tapering to a flattened foot. The interior nicely bored the full depth of the jar. H: 1 ½ in (3.8

This resplendent glazed steatite kohl pot from Egypt's Post-Pharaonic Epoch is not only an artifact but a symbol of ancient wellness and beauty rituals. Measuring 9 by 4 centimeters, its celestial blu

Lot of 2 Ancient Egyptian Alabaster Jars c.300 BC. Size: 1 1/4 - 1 5/8 inches high. Fine miniature alabaster Kohl jars. Provenance: Ex Private New York City collection. acquired from Manhattan Gallery

Egypt, Old Kingdom, ca. 2400 BCE. This is a small alabaster mace head with an interesting, pot-like shape. One side has a thick, red patina. Comes with a marble stand. Size with stand: 4" H x 3-1/2" L

Egypt,Ca. 3rd millennium B.C ( Old kingdom ) The first, a banded cylindrical pot with flared rim. The second, a deep bowl. Largest H. 3".Largest H. 7.6 cm Rhode Island Collection

An ancient alabaster Kohl container with round body, short neck, wide rimmed mouth. Nice veining upper shoulder. Dimensions: 2-3/4" H x 2-5/8" W; Weight: 8.5 oz. Provenance: Ex. Private collection, Br

AN EARLY EGYPTIAN CARVED CALCITE FUNERARY VESSEL C2700-2500 BC , together with a smaller carved alabaster oil burial pot. Largest 17 cm high. (2)

Egyptian, New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty. 16th-15th cent. B.C..Alabaster. H. 9.2 cm (with lid)Tall kohl jar with angular shoulders and wide flat rim. Vertically hollowed. Separate flat lid. Condition: Vess

An Egyptian alabaster and bronze ibis Late Period-Ptolemaic, circa 664-30 B.C. Depicted seated with its talons splayed, a bronze strut between each claw, the legs, tail feathers and head separately c

Egyptian Alabaster figure of Thoth, Greco-Roman Period (c. 1st c. BCE - 2nd c. CE), Egypt, modeled in walking position, fists clenched, wearing a tripartite wig and short loincloth, carved with back p

An Egyptian Alabaster Ushabti for Ramesses VI New Kingdom, 20th Dynasty, Reign of Ramesses VI, 1151-1143 B.C. Height 4 inches (10.2 cm). Property from the Harer Family Trust Collection Provenance: Fro

Egypt, Late Dynastic Period, 26th to 31st Dynasty, ca. 664 to 332 BCE. A gorgeous canopic jar, hand-carved from banded alabaster to boast a baboon-head lid representing the god Hapy, one of the 4 sons

Ancient Egypt, Third Intermediate to early Late Dynastic (Saite) Period, 21st to 26th Dynasty, ca. 1070 to 525 BCE. A gorgeous and sizable canopic jar from ancient Egypt that is hand-carved from honey

Twelve Egyptian Alabaster, Breccia and Other Stone Vessels Old Kingdom to Late Period, 2575-343 B.C. one of the articles likely a lid, now separated from its body.  Height of tallest example 2 5/8 in

FOUR EGYPTIAN ALABASTER CANOPIC JARS Late Period, Circa 664 - 332 B.C. Each of banded alabaster with thick walls, of squat proportions, with rounded shoulders and sloped sides tapering to a flat base,