EGYPTIAN GOLD EYE AND BROW INLAYS

A pair of Egyptian bronze eye and brow inlays, 3rd Intermediate - Late Period, c. 1075 - 343 BC, the lids extending with cosmetic lines, the interiors inlaid with limestone sclerae, the irises in blac

Ancient Egyptian Bronze Eye Late Period c.662 BC. Size 3 3/4 inches length. Beautiful large cast bronze eye. Eye brow and inlay missing. custom mounted. Provenance: From the Estate of Judith Fresco, i

A bronze eye and eye brow with stone inlay. 3-1/2 L Eye & 3-1/4 L

Egyptian, Late Period, 26th Dynasty 624-525 B.C..Copper alloy, eyes with gold and niello inlay. H. 33.2 cm. L. 15 cmVery fine statuette of Neith, the goddess of war, with original, richly inscribed ba

Late Period, 664-332 BC. A pair of eye inlay sets, each eye with black pupil, one stone and one glass, with white enamel(?), surround in a bronze frame and tapering bronze curved brows; mounted on a c

Circa 945-730 BC, Third Intermediate PeriodA turquoise-glazed composition open-work wedjat eye amulet, the pupil and brow emphasised in a darker glaze. Mounted in a 22kt gold oval eye shaped pendant w

Roman Period, 30 BC-323 AD. A moulded white glass inlay panel with pink pigment, profile male bust with blue outline to the brow and eye. Property of a London gentleman; acquired before 1970. 10 grams

Hollow and pierced on either side. Details made of very fine granules. Wide suspension loop. Material:Gold, 4.3 grms Size:2.6 cm L - 1 inch Provenance: French collection, acquired in a Paris gallery i

Date & Origin: Egypt, c. 300 B.C. Descripription: In the shape of the Eye of Horus with fine granules details. Wide fluted suspension loop. Material: Gold, 5.5 grms Dimension: 2.5 cm L - 1 inch Proven

Length: 3 1/4 inch (each) (8 cm.) 664-332 B.C. / Late Period Ex. Maryland private collection, acquired in 1973. The slender curved eye rims with extended cosmetic lines, with white stone sclera and bl

Egypt; Late Period, 716-30 BC Three small, finely crafted eyes of Horus, each pierced longitudinally for suspension. Dimensions largest: 1/2” (1.3 cm) " Provenance: The John J. Slocum Collection M

Almond-shaped eyes slightly stretched at the ends. The back of the eyes in polished calcite, the pupils in black obsidian. The eyeliner represented by two stretched strips of dark blue glass. Convex p

Title: Egyptian Gold Pendant, Eye of Horus, c. 350 B.C. Date & Origin: Egypt, c. 350 B.C. Description: Solid gold pendant, decorated in high relief with the Eye of Horus. Hole for suspension to a neck

A pair Egyptian stone eye inlays, c. 1st Millennium BC, composed of limestone with an insert in yellow and brown calcite (for the iris) and a central pupil in dark brown steatite. Masterfully construc

A lot of 5 Egyptian stone eye inlays for statuary, Late Period, c. 664 - 30 BC, three of alabaster with added pigment, the other two in limestone and are the frames the eyes themselves originally sat

Large Egyptian Steatite Eye Inlay, c. 500 B.C. Dimensions: 8.4 cm L - 3 3/8” Material: Steatite Origin: Egypt, c. 500 B.C. Provenance: European private collection, acquired in 2003 from the London a

Egyptian Revival Gold Filled Tiger's Eye Scarab Ring. Ring size 6.5

This is a Native American crafted necklace pendant signed BM. Rendered in fine 14K gold, this turtle pendant features an ornate inlay of onyx, Tiger's Eye, Opal, and more. 2" total length. It weighs 1

Genuine vintage Hermes magnifying glass in the form of an Egyptian eye. Gold-plated metal and glass, with original fitted case. Stamped "Hermes Paris / Made in France" to metal. Dimensions: (Magnifyin

Circa 1549 –1292 BC, 18th Dynasty. Ex NY private Collector. Size: 7.5 cm

An Egyptian bronze and limestone eye inlay Late Period, circa 664-332 B.C. The rim in bronze with limestone sclera and painted pupil, with extended cosmetic line, 11cm long Footnotes: Provenance: Pri

Platinum ring features 18K gold inlay and an approx. 4.64ct cats eye center. Ring size 8.25, measures 11mm at widest point. Tested platinum, 18K. Weight -18.7 grams. Gemstones have not been graded for

Egyptian glass Eye with glass pupil inlay 1070 - 664 BC. The eyes were often given to the dead so they could see in the afterlife. Glass 34 x 16 x 8 mm No Reserve: This lot starts at $1 and has no res

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