Egyptian Terra Cotta Pottery Funerary Figure USHABTI

Egyptian Terra Cotta Pottery Funerary Figure USHABTI. Measures Approx., 6in. length

A rare Ancient Egyptian ushabti terracotta ceramic art pottery tomb figure. A figural funerary sculpture with human and bestial features, hand decorated by an ancient artisan with a sea green pigment.

EGYPTIAN USHABTI TERRACOTTA FUNERARY FIGURE Also called a shabti, used primarily in the 21st Dynasty of Egypt (1069 – 945 B.C.); These figures were placed in the tomb with the deceased and were used

A group of five ancient Egyptian bronze Osiris and Ushabti funerary figures / statues. Comprised of 1) an Osiris bronze figure with verdigris oxidized finish (4.5" high), 2) an Ushabti terracotta figu

Group Egyptian antiquities, incl. ex-museum, (6) Ancient figures and objects, incl. a stone Ushabti, large terracotta pottery Ushabti fragment, terracotta sphinx, with museum accession number and Park

various ages, four items possibly circa 700-500 BC including, terra cotta figure of a crouching jackal headed Anubis, 3-1/2 x 6-1/2 x 5 in.;˜three molded blue and green glazed mummiform ushabti figur

Ancient Egyptian Terracotta Ushabti Figure c.700 BC. Size 6 3/4 inches high. Large ancient Egyptian Ushabti figure. Condition: perfect. Provenance: from the estate of Robert Thompson of Philadelphia,

Item: Ancient Egyptian Terracotta Ushabti Figure Date: Circa 664-525 B.C. Material: terracotta Dimensions: 115mm; 53grams Ancient Egyptian Terracotta Ushabti Figure . The item comes with a Lifetime Au

Each with hieroglyphic text, mounted to wood bases. H of largest 11.4 cm. (4 1/2 in.)

Description: A Egyptian terracotta Ushabti, the figure wearing a tripartite and has crossed arms holding hoe and seed bag, (loss to feet) 17cm long (6.5in) , together with two small bronze figures of

Group of (4) Pieces of Egyptian Pottery, incl: Turquoise glazed faience mummiform ushabti funerary figure, with impressed hieroglyphic symbols, 3 1/4" high; Seated Isis nursing Horus pendant, traces o

Egypt, New Kingdom, 19th Dynasty, ca. 1220 to 1100 BCE. A remarkable example of a mold-formed pottery ushabti enveloped in a rich hue of sienna with black-painted hieroglyphics inscribed vertically do

Egypt, Third Intermediate Period, ca. 1070 to 712 BCE. This is a large pottery painted ushabti (shabti). Ushabti were placed in tombs as grave goods, created to do manual labor for the deceased in the

Egypt, New Kingdom, ca. 1550 to 712 BCE. A tall pottery mummiform ushabti (shabti), mold-made, and painted a bright yellow-orange. Darker orange details outline the wig, facial details, and arms. The

Envision this artifact, once interred within the hallowed necropolis of ancient Egypt, a terracotta ushabti representing a noble figure. Now surfaced from the sands of time, it commands a silent audie

Newer creation by an Egyptian artisan, ancient-style Ushabti funerary style statuette, figurine, terracotta bead, with hole drilled through to be the focal point of a necklace. 2 5/8" L X 5/8" W.

Together with an Egyptian monkey figure and a porcelain monkey bottle stopper. 5 1/4"h

This terracotta ushabti stands as a stoic messenger from the Egyptian netherworld, the Duat. With its 14 cm stature, the figure is a humble yet potent representation of the servitors that accompanied

Behold this terracotta Ushabti from the heart of the New Kingdom, standing as a silent guardian of the afterlife. The figure, measuring 6 cm in height and 2 cm in width, bears the hallmark features of

Egyptian Ushabti funerary figurine molded in mummy form wearing a wig and divine plaited beard, with arms crossed over chest and holding a flail in each fist. Horizontal bands of incised text cover th

Roman terracotta oil lamp-3 3/4", Egyptian Faience Shabti-6 1/8", Hittite figure-6 3/4". two pottery bulls-4 1/2" and 3 1/4", clay jug-5 3/4" and clay cup-3 1/2". Please note: these items are likely r

Group of 20 Chinese and Egyptian Figures - Includes 8 Pottery Chinese Warrior Figures and 1 Horse (each in Terracotta Warrior Style, Largest 11" H); 4 Pottery Tang-style glaze seated musicians (one wi

Bura Asinda-Sikka, southwest Niger, ca. 3rd to 13th centuries CE. This is a large, handsome, hollow rough earthenware pottery figure showing a human face with its hair done in thick cornrow strips and

Africa, Katsina, modern day Nigeria, ca. 200 BCE to 100 CE. This is an interesting example of a likely funerary marker made of terracotta showing two faces, one with a long goatee that calls to mind a