Egyptian faience of Resting Lion ex Lord Kitchner

Ancient Egyptian Faience Lion Sekhmet Amulet c.664-30 BC. Size (12 mm). A blue Faience small amulet of Lioness Sekhmet. Suspension Loop on its back. Provenance: Ex Secret Eyes Gallery New York 1970's-

Ancient EGYPTIAN Faience Lion god Sekhmet Amulet c.635-30 BCE. Size 20 mm. Fine blue glazed Faience Amulet of goddess Sekhmet lion with suspension loop on its back. Provenance: Ex Secret Eyes Gallery

Ancient EGYPTIAN Faience Lion god Sekhmet Amulet c.635-30 BCE. Size 21 mm. Fine green Faience Amulet of goddess Sekhmet lion with suspension loop on its back. Provenance: Ex Secret Eyes Gallery New Yo

Ancient Egyptian Faience Sekhmet Lion Amulet Late period, ca. 700-30 B.C. Size: 22 mm. Fine Green/blue faience Lion amulet with suspension loop. Provenance: Ex Secret Eyes Gallery New York 1970's-1980

An Egyptian faience scarab with lion, Late Period, c. 664 - 332 BC, an erect cobra before. 29 x 21 mm. Original light blue glaze worn down. Cf. Petrie Scarabs, pl. LXX:57 for back type; Ex Royal Athen

Ancient Egyptian Faience, Bead Necklace c.300-50 BC. Size 18 inches length. Great Looking single strand Faience Bead necklace with gold lion Amulets. wearable. Provenance: Ex Secret Eyes Gallery New Y

A choice Egyptian faience amulet of a reclining lion, Late Period, c. 664 – 30 BC, extremely well detailed with good light blue color, suspension loop on back. 23 x 16mm. Ex Boston Museum of Fine Ar

Ancient Egyptian Faience Bead Necklace c.300-50 BC. Size 18 1/4 inches length. Great Looking single strand Faience Bead necklace with Lion Sekhmet amulet. wearable. Provenance: Ex Secret Eyes Gallery

Ancient Egyptian Blue Faience Sekhmet Amulet c.664-525 BC. Size 14 mm. Dark-Blue glazed Sekhmet Lion goddess amulet. Provenance: Ex Eldert Bontekoe, Pegasi. Ann Harbor Michigan, USA.

An Egyptian faience glazed amulet of a recumbent lion, Late Period, c. 664 - 30 BC, on integral rectangular base with nice detail and good green color. 23 x 15 mm. Mounted on old wood base. Ex Norther

Egypt, Late Period, ca. 712 to 30 BCE. An exceedingly rare miniature statuette of Maahes (also spelled Mahes, Miysis, Mysis), lion-god of war and protection and lord of the horizon, modeled from beaut

An Egyptian Faience Lion Late Period to Ptolemaic Period, 664-30 B.C. Height 3/4 inches (1.9 cm). Property from a Midwest Private Collection Condition Height wi

Egypt, Late Dynastic Period, 26th to 31st Dynasty, ca. 664 to 332 BCE. A charming mold-formed faience lion of a miniature size presented in a seated pose atop an integral rectangular plinth. The lion

This exquisite faience lion amulet, measuring approximately 6x4x2 cm (2.36x1.57x0.79 inches), hails from the ancient Egyptian civilization of the 21st-23rd Century BC. Crafted from the characteristic

Egyptian Faience Lion-Headed Deity Bust Late Period to Ptolemaic Period, 664-30 B.C. The fragmented green glazed composition depicting a lioness-headed human-bodied bust of popular cult goddess, possi

Egypt, Late Dynastic Period. 26th Dynasty, ca. 672 to 525 BCE. Tall turquoise ushabti for a man called Ankh-em-maat, who was a sa-mery-ef ("his beloved son") priest of the god Herishef at Herakleopoli

An Egyptian faience recumbent lion amulet, Ptolemaic, c. 332 - 30 BC, on integral rectangular base, the feline nicely detailed with suspension hole through base. 23 x 15 x 13 mm, much light blue glaze

This serene recumbent lion, crafted from Egyptian faience, reflects the artistry of the Late Period with its tranquil pose and the fine speckled turquoise glaze, reminiscent of the precious lapis lazu

(3) ancient Egyptian faience Ushabti, ex-museum, Possibly ranging from 3rd Intermediate Period to Ptolemaic Period (1293 BCE - 30 BCE), turquoise blue glazed pottery representing servants for the afte

(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

Large Egyptian faience Ushabti, ex-museum, Likely 400-300 BCE, turquoise blue glazed pottery representing a servant for the afterlife, red accession number to underside (1929), 6.5"h Provenance: Deacc

(3) Ancient Egyptian faience Ushabti, ex-museum, Likely 400-300 BCE, (2) in blue green glazed pottery, (1) in mottled green and brown glazed pottery, each representing a servant for the afterlife, eac

Egypt, possibly Abydos, Ptolemaic Period, ca. 332 to 30 BCE. A fabulous mold-formed faience ushabti figure covered in reflective layers of glaze that exhibits a stunning, turquoise hue across the body

Egypt, Third Intermediate Period, 21st Dynasty, ca. 1069 to 945 BCE. Ancient Egypt, New Kingdom, 18th to 19th Dynasty, ca. 1550 to 1189 BCE. A stunning funerary figure of tall form called an overseer