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All the items listed below are guaranteed to be genuine artifacts from Ancient Egypt and come from private collections assembled prior to 1983. To convert prices to US dollars or any other currency, please click on the currency converter button in the button menu for accurate conversion. All antiquities are illustrated below the listing.
More Egyptian antiquities can be found on pages 2-10.
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EA1: £275
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EA2: £185
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EA3: £295
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EA4: £395
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EA5: £295
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EA6: £325
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