Egyptian Bronze Amulet of Bes New Kingdom, Ca. 1500 BC.

Egyptian Yellow Openwork Faience Amulet of Bes New Kingdom, Ca 1500 BC. A flat-backed plaque shows the god full-faced with stylized lion mane and wearing a plumed headdress, with added details in blac

ca. 1550–1069 BC. New Kingdom. Egyptian. A bronze amulet with a large bulbous lower end tapering to a thin upper end, with a decorative loop at the bottom and a suspension loop at the top, through w

This ancient Egyptian amulet figure, with dimensions of 4.5 cm by 2.5 cm by 1 cm (1.77 inches by 0.98 inches by 0.39 inches), is shaped in the form of a ram, cast from bronze or cupreous alloy, and ha

Egyptian New Kingdom Painted Pottery Shards XVIII to XIXth Dynasty, Ca. 1500 BC. Pieces of a painted vase, blue tan and red slip rmeians. Largest 4 in L. In a presentaiton case. Ex Ohio Col

Late Middle Kingdom-early New Kingdom, Ca. 1700-1500 BC.A stone-carved vessel with a spherical body and a pronounced flat rim. Stone containers were integrated into religious and ritualistic practices

New Kingdom, Ca. 1550-1069 BC A golden amulet in the shape of a tilapia fish. A cast gold amuletic bead with a suspension hole through the centre. The fish has been crafted with careful attention to d

Egypt, New Kingdom or later, ca. 1550 to 331 BCE This is a small bronze statue showing the "striding pharaoh" style; the pharaoh has a large headdress that includes a loop to fasten it to something. S

Egypt, New Kingdom, Dynasties 18 to 20, ca. 1570 to 1070 BC. Cowrie shell-shaped amulet, serving a purpose similar to that of a scarab, made of faience, a type of glass paste, upper section nicely-inc

Ancient Egyptian Steatite Scarab New Kingdom c.1500-1100 BC. Size 15 x 11 mm. Buff Steatite Scarab with stylized beetle back and bezel with hieroglyphs in oval border. remains of bronze pin. Provenanc

Crafted from a semi-precious stone, this petite crocodile amulet hails from Egypt's New Kingdom period, capturing the sacred essence of Sobek, the Egyptian deity associated with strength and power. At

Ancient Egyptian, Faience Cup New Kingdom ca. 1550-1186 BC. A dark blue faience offering cup bearing a partially preserved royal cartouch in yellow pigment. illegible. Prvenance: Ex Private California

This exceptional faience scarab amulet is a testament to the New Kingdom era, its glazed surface revealing a harmonious pale blue with evidence of meticulous carving on both the obverse and reverse si

This faience ram amulet, a sacred embodiment of the god Khnum, the creator deity associated with the Nile's inundation, stands 3.8 cm long and 2.8 cm high. Its lustrous turquoise surface, now mellowed

Behold a finely wrought faience ankh amulet from Egypt's New Kingdom, colored in a muted palette with traces of turquoise. Its looped top and inscribed hieroglyphs are classic to the period, signifyin

An exquisite piece of ancient Egyptian art, this serpentine scarab amulet is a testament to the culture's intricate craftsmanship and religious practices. Scarabs were popular amulets in ancient Egypt

The heart amulet, a relic of the New Kingdom period, is crafted from terracotta, a material deeply rooted in the everyday life of ancient Egyptians. At a modest 3 cm, this amulet was likely worn as a

Behold a finely wrought faience ankh amulet from Egypt's New Kingdom, colored in a muted palette with traces of turquoise. Its looped top and inscribed hieroglyphs are classic to the period, signifyin

Egyptian Cornelian Heart Amulet, New Kingdom, c. 1550-1070 B.C.In the form of a heart, a suspension loop and the top for suspension to a necklace. Such amulets are prescribed in the Book of the Dead t

Egyptian Amethyst Heart Scarab, New Kingdom, c. 1500 B.C.Of light amethyst with incised details of the head and body, flat back. Pierced for suspension, and set into a modern mount of fine mother of p

This petite serpentine stone amulet carved in the form of a recumbent lion hails from the epoch of Egypt's New Kingdom. A symbol of royal power and protection, the lion was revered in Egyptian mytholo

This ancient faience amulet, shaped into the form of the Wedjat Eye, is a stunning representation of one of the most recognizable symbols from ancient Egypt, the Eye of Horus. The Wedjat Eye symbolize

This exquisite Egyptian carnelian agate scarab amulet from the New Kingdom period embodies ancient beliefs in rebirth and renewal. The scarab, a symbol of the sun god Ra, is masterfully carved from a

Egyptian Polychrome Pottery Alabastron New Kingdom, Circa 1500 BC. Slender buff clay cosmetic vessel with wide flat rim. Traces of original brown and blue mineral pigments to the body in a geometric d

A rare pair of Egyptian bronze knives, New Kingdom, c. 1570 - 1075 BC, a type as Flinders Petrie described as ‘almost peculiar to Egypt’, each formed from sheet metal, the blade pounded flat with