EGYPTIAN HARD STONE COSMETIC VESSEL

New Kingdom, Ca. 1550 - 1069 BC. A New Kingdom cosmetic vessel rendered in green stone. Its globular body with drilled hole is perfectly preserved. For similar see: Museo Egizio di Torino; Inventory N

A collection of 4 Egyptian stone cosmetic vessel lids, Middle Kingdom, c. 2061-1690 BC, in a dark serpentine, three circular lids the second a carved rim for a vessel. Largest 1 7/8 in (4.8 cm) in dia

Egyptian, circa 3rd Millenium BC. This lidded stone vessel was a kohl container. It is carved out of a beautiful blue gray stone called anhydrite. The vessel was likely used for cosmetics. Ex. Private

Egyptian alabaster elegant cosmetic vessel, Dated from, 1096 - 747 BC, ,in slender form with a collared rim, tapering to a narrow base. Artfully exploiting the banding in the stone, excellent surface

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Ancient Egyptian Hardstone offering statue base Late Period c.600 BC. Size 4.5 inches x 3.5 inches. Hard stone Statue base with remaining feet, carved set Canupic jars. Fine quality. Provenance: Ex Pr

Two late Pre-Dynastic Egyptian black granite cosmetic vessels, c.3000 B.C. The slender vessel measuring 1-3/8", the squat piece measuring 1.25" high, 1.5" diameter. Provenance: Purchased 1978 from Pet

Ancient EGYPTIAN STONE VESSEL c.3000-2000 BC. Size 3 1/2 x 3 1/2 inches. (100mm x 120mm; Weight: 855g) Fine carved jar with a pear-shaped body, that gently tapers upwards to a wide, flat rim. In Ancie

Ancient EGYPTIAN STONE VESSEL Late Period c.700-30 BC. Size 5 inches high, 1 7/8 inch wide. Fine carved Alabastron stone vessel cylinder shape with flat rim. Provenance: Ex Private East Coast Collecti

Ca. 3000-2000 BC.A stone jar crafted from stone features a tapering profile that gracefully converges into its opening, providing both a pleasing aesthetic and functional design. The jar stands firmly

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

Chinese Carved Jade Hard Stone Vessel. Condition: Generally Very Good. Dimensions: H- 5.25", L-4", W- 3". Provenance: From a Queens, NY Home. Please note the absence of a Condition Report does not imp

A Diorite stone small cosmetic bowl. 2-1/4"L Provenance: Ex. Private collection Brooklyn, NY

Chinese Hardstone Vessel carved out of a single dark stone into a shape that was inspired by a metal form. Tigers, symmetrically placed on either of the vessel, form two handles. Light-colored striati

Group of two archaic Chinese style carved jade or hardstone footed vessels, including: green translucent stone censer with incised archaistic pattern detail; carved vessel with exterior cicada carving

Egypt, Late Period, ca. 500 BC. A beautifully-carved figure of Horus, the crowned falcon god, carved from a hardstone, possibly serpentine. Ex: Matilda Dodge Collection (1883-1967), Michigan. MEASUREM

Egypt; Dimensions Provenance: Provenance: The John J. Slocum Collection Mr. Slocum (1914-1997) collected most of his antiquities while serving as US cultural attache to Egypt in the 1960s. Later, he

Three Chinese Carved Hardstone Vessels 10-1/4 x 5-3/8 x 2-3/4 inches (26.0 x 13.7 x 7.0 cm) (largest) The lot comprising two pale celadon jade covered vessels and one jadeite covered vessel. HID031012

Two Carved Hardstone Vessels </> Comprising: A lobed vessel A navette vessel The lobed vessel 11 3/4 in. diam. </> </>

Chinese carved archaistic hardstone double ram form vessel; H 6 1/2" x L 5 3/4" x W 2 1/2" (approx.)

Egypt; Ptolemaic or Coptic Period, c. 3rd century BC- 4th century AD A massive discoid weight, probably basalt, with two carved letters, inlaid with silver (?), either Greek (itoa/epsilon) or Coptic L

Chinese early style carved hardstone pouring vessel with allover animal designs; H 7 1/4" x W 4 3/4" x L 7 3/4" (approx.)

Tall Chinese Gilt & Hardstone VesselTall Chinese gilt and hardstone plaque brass vessel; of square body resting on raised pedestal base, the sides with dragon panels; the elaborate cover with lion att

Late Period, 664-332 B.C. A carnelian djed pillar amulet, pierced through the top for suspension. 0.55 grams, 17 mm (5/8 in.). Early 20th century UK collection. [No Reserve]