EGYPTIAN FAIENCE GAMING PIECE

New Kingdom, Ca. 1550 - 1069 BC. An Egyptian New Kingdom turquoise gaming piece, decorated with faience. The elongated conical body expands into a widened base, and internal part of the piece is undec

**First Time At Auction**Ancient Egypt, ca. 19th century BCE or earlier. This is a very rare, pale green-glazed faience gaming piece, for use in Senet, a Ludo-like game. It has a cone-shaped form surm

Egypt; A diverse group of mainly glass pieces, but including red jasper and faience. Some faceted, one iridescent. Especially notable are a spool form bi-color faience example and a hemispheric piece

Middle Kingdom, 2133-1797 BC. A pale blue glazed composition discoid gaming counter with domed stud. 6.29 grams, 25mm (1"). Property of a North London gentleman; previously in an early 20th century co

4 pieces reproduction Egyptian faience. American, Late 20th Century. An Egyptian faience bowl with description card, two William the Hippos, and a spotted cat. Bowl marked MMA 1986 on bottom, cat and

Four Egyptian Alabaster SENET Gaming Pieces,Amarna Period, c. 1361-1352 B.CTwo with conical shape and knob on the top and two of indented shape. From the popular board game of Senet, they represent tw

A group of 5 Egyptian stone and faience game pieces, Late Period, c. 64 - 30 BC, four examples in blue to green faience and another carved from alabaster. Each with flat rounded base and tapering or k

Ancient Egypt, late Second Intermediate Period to New Kingdom, 17th to 20th Dynasty, ca. 1580 to 1077 BCE. An interesting, mold-formed faience architectural element in the form of a cluster of grapes.

Unusual Egyptian Black and Blue Glazed Gaming Ball/Bead, New Kingdom. Unusual Egyptian large glazed faience bead or gaming ball, 1500-1100 B.C. Use uncertain but does have center drill hole. In excell

Including three Egyptian faience and two Roman molded pieces including a gladiator and a leopard. Dimensions: (Largest) H 3.5" x W 3.5" x D 1.5" Condition: Wear. Two with collection labels.

Lot of 10 Ancient Roman Glass Gaming Pieces. Size 8 - 18 mm. 10 Roman Glass Gemstones that could also be used as Gaming Pieces. 300.1 Gaming Piece or Jewelry Setting, White faience, circular 16mm, 2.1

Encircling a piece of the past, this Egyptian faience scarab seal ring carries the weight of history on its band. The scarab, a creature sacred to the sun god Ra, represents rebirth and regeneration.

Ptolemaic Period, 332-30 BC. A glazed composition stamp seal or gaming piece in the form of a bull's head with short horns, small ears to the side, muzzle slightly turned up; double collar to the neck

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

**First Time At Auction** Ancient Egypt, Third Intermediate to Late Dynastic Period, ca. 1070 to 332 BCE. I really love this piece! A charming faience stamp seal depicting a jackal-like canine standin

Both 4.25h in. Possibly Egyptian. Late period, ca. 700-30 B.C. Some inscription and wear to both. Third piece is an ancient bronze. Provenance: Possibly Arte Primitivo.

Remarkable piece of ancient craftsmanship, this faience falcon amulet measures about 1.26x1.02x0.71 inches (3.2x2.6x1.8 cm). Originating from the prolific Late Period of ancient Egypt, this artifact e

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

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

A significant piece of religious iconography, a faience statuette of Sekhmet, the lioness-headed goddess from the pantheon of ancient Egypt, specifically from the New Kingdom era, 1550-1070 BC. The st

This charming piece is an ancient Egyptian terracotta hedgehog figurine, crafted from blue faience. It measures 9.5 cm in length, 5 cm in height, and 5 cm in width, equating to roughly 3.74 x 1.97 x 1

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

Behold this faience ushabti, a funerary figurine meant to serve the deceased in the afterlife. This particular piece features the head of a ram, indicative of the god Khnum, a deity associated with th

This figure is an embodiment of the Late Period Egyptian reverence for Hathor, depicted here as a faience amulet with a rich, aged patina. The small yet significant piece, measuring 3.5 x 1.9 cm, show