Egyptian basalt mortar or urn, ex-Rosenbach

An Egyptian basalt mortar Ptolemaic Period, circa 323-30 B.C. The shallow body with four lug handles, one handle carved into a spout, 20cm diam Footnotes: Provenance: Anonymous sale; Pierre Berg&#233

Egyptian Basalt Mortar, Mamluk period, Ca. 13th-14th cent. A.D. Size 7 inches high, 9 inches wide. A large carved black basalt example of tapered, conical form with twin, opposing lug handles. Thick w

Italian Grand Tour bronze urn, ex-Rosenbach, Dated 1524 but likely 19th c., Italy, naturally verdigris patinated cast bronze, cast in the Renaissance style with triple reeding at the top, the sides de

An Egyptian basalt heart scarab, Late Period, c. 664 - 332 BC, the body nicely carved with flattened base. Light deposits within the recesses. L: 1.9 cm. Ex Boston Museum of Fine Arts.

ANCIENT Egyptian Marble Mortar and Pestle c.700 B.C. Size 10 7/8 x 7 1/4 inches, 3 7/8 inches high. Fine large thick walled white marble Mortar and pestle. Provenance: Ex David Hendin collection

Roman Basalt Stone Mortar c.2nd-4th century AD. Size 10 inches length. 6 inches high. Ex NYC Collection acquired in the London Market prior to 2000

Ancient Roman Basalt Stone Mortar and pestle c.1st-2nd century AD. Size 2 3/8 inches diameter. Ex NYC

Ancient Egyptian Marble marble mortar c.300 BC. Size 7 inches diameter x 3 1/2 inches high. Fine large thick walled marble Mortar of simple plain form. Provenance: Ex New York city collection acquired

AN EGYPTIAN REVIVAL CARVED BASALT HEAD OF A PHAROAH together with a ushabti mortar and wooden bird. Largest 18 cm wide. (4)

An Egyptian basalt bust of an official and priest for Wedja-Hoor-mehnet Late Period, 26th Dynasty, circa 664-525 B.C. Wearing a bag-wig tucked behind prominent ears, the face with almond-shaped eyes

Antique Indo-Persian carpet, ex. Rosenbach, 19th c., possibly Agra, low pile wool or silk, bold mandala wheel design in dark blue, red, green and gold tones on ivory ground, within a paneled primary b

George III mahogany breakfront, ex-Rosenbach, Late 18th/19th c., England, in 8 sections, the central section stepped forward, the tiered pediment over four glazed doors opening to adjustable shelves,

An Egyptian basalt head Middle Kingdom, circa 1786-1567 B.C. Wearing a smooth bag-wig falling behind prominent ears, with almond-shaped lidded eyes and full lips, 8cm high Footnotes: Provenance: With

Sterling Bronze Co. floor lamp, ex-Rosenbach, First half 20th c., USA, good quality, brass floor lamp, weighted with iron, reeded design with acanthus leaf decoration, double cornucopia finial, stampe

Pal Fried, large oil on canvas, 1959, ex-Rosenbach, Pal Fried (Hungarian, 1893-1976), Portrait of Dale and Gail, signed "Fried Pal' at lower left, 41.5"h x 49.5"w (sight), 51"h x 58.5"w (frame) Proven

Maurice Sendak, bronze sculpture, ex-Rosenbach, After Maurice Sendak (American, 1928-2012), "Max with Sea Monster", verdigris, brown patinated and cold painted bronze, 2009, signed in casting, stamped

EGYPTIAN BASALT HEART SCARABEgyptian carved basalt heart scarab; with head and legs in relief, the wing case striated; Late Period, Circa 664-343 BC; 2 3/8" x 1 7/8" x 1 ¼"; Provenance: Italian priva

A Basalt Urn, Wedgwood 19th century Height 10 1/2 inches. Estimate $400-600

Basalt sphinx of Thutmose III on a base. A short column of inscription running down the chest identifies the king as "the Good God Menkheperre, beloved of [Amun]. Material: basalt Dimensions: D 22 cm

1550 + - BC ANCIENT EGYPTIAN BASALT GLAZED STONE RELIEF PANEL WITH HIEROGLYPHS Private Collection Low Reserve !!! PLACE YOUR BIDS WITH CONFIDENCE and ENJOY<

Edward Strawbridge, oil on canvas, ex-Rosenbach, Edward R. Strawbridge (American, 1903-1999), Portrait of Dale, signed and dated across top, gallery label verso, 39.5"h x 29.5"w (sight), 48.5"h x 38.2

Maurice Sendak, (4) 1st Eds., ex-Rosenbach, Includes: Where the Wild Things Are. Harper & Row, 1963, Caldecott foil medal on front of jacket, back of jacket with ISBNs, no barcode; Fantasy Sketches. R

Group (8) misc. books, ex-Rosenbach, Includes: 1) Vance Thompson. The Two Deaths of Oscar Wilde. The Leaflet Number Two, November 1930. 2) An Address Delivered by William Morris at the Distribution of

Two handled early English Wedgwood basalt urns. Each with Neoclassical swag decoration with low relief texture, topped with lid. Raised upon a square base with diaper pattern along the edge. Impressed