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EA86 A Predynastic pottery jar, c. 4th Millennium B.C. : SOLDA Predynastic baluster-shaped pottery jar, in orange coarse ware, measuring 150 mm/5.9 ins. high. Vessel has a pad base and narrows towards the rim, some minor overall surface wear, but condition good, c. 4th Millennium B.C.Ex Peter Negus Collection.
An inexpensive example of Predynastic pottery.EA87 The upper part of a large polychrome wooden shabti, New Kingdom, 14th-13th Century B.C. : SOLDThe upper part of a large polychrome wooden shabti cut from just below the waist and measuring 150 mm/6.1 ins. in height. Much polychrome decoration remains on the headdress, face and upper chest. The face coloured white with expressive black almond-shaped eyes, the headdress white and with traces of a red, blue and white collar. Three lines of clear incised hieroglyphs below the waist which identify the owner as the ‘Agent Pahu’. Some damage to the reverse, but the front essentially intact. An attractive example, New Kingdom, end of the 18th or early 19th Dynasty, 14th–13th Century B.C.EA88 A good-sized green glazed faience amulet of Anubis, Late Period, c. 600-300 B.C. : £ 165 NEW!A green glazed faience amulet of Anubis, striding forward, measuring 42 mm/1.8 ins. high. Inoffensive chips to the shoulder, nose and base, a fracture above the knees repaired, but a good-sized example, Late Period, c. 600-300 B.C.Previously the property of an English private collector who acquired the piece around 1970. Mounted on a perspex block.EA89 A faience amulet of a couchant hare, Late Period, 600-300 B.C. : £ 145 NEW!A turquoise glazed faience amulet of a couchant hare with long ears, measuring 21 mm/0.8 ins. long. Pierced on the back for suspension, some minor wear but generally condition good, Late Period, 600-300 B.C.Previously in the collection of Hugh Stanley Russell (1924-2000), a noted collector of Egyptian antiquities. Supplied with a perspex stand (not illustrated).EA90 A hardstone amulet of a squatting frog, Late Period, after 600 B.C. : £ 160 NEW!A mottled green hardstone amulet of a squatting frog sitting on an integral rectangular base, measuring 18 mm/0.8 ins. long. Intact and in good condition, Late Period, after 600 B.C. Previously in the collection of Hugh Stanley Russell (1924-2000), a noted collector of Egyptian antiquities.EA91 A green glazed faience bust of Isis, from a larger amulet, Late Period, c. 600-300 B.C. : £ 75 NEW!A green glazed faience bust of Isis, wearing a solar disc and horned head-dress, measuring 24 mm/1 in. high, being the upper part of a larger amulet, broken below the shoulders. A chip to one of the horns and a loop for suspension behind the top of the head, Late Period, c. 600-300 B.C.Previously the property of an English private collector who acquired the piece around 1970.EA92 An unusual small glazed faience amulet, possibly the white crown of Egypt, Late Period, c. 600-300 B.C. : £ 55 NEW!An unusual small pale blue glazed faience amulet, that may possibly to be a depiction of Hedjet, the white crown of Egypt, but which has a face moulded on one side. Amulet measures 14 mm/0.6 in. in length and is pierced for suspension, condition good, Late Period, c. 600-300 B.C.EA93 A bronze amulet of a seated cat, Late Period, c. 600 B.C. : £ 65 NEW!A bronze amulet of a seated cat, with tail moulded upward against the side, measuring 19 mm/0.7 in. across. The body roughened by corrosion and some green corrosion products present under the body. Late Period, c. 600 B.C.EA94 A pale blue faience gaming piece, with an inset depiction of Anubis, Third Intermediate Period - Late Period, after 1000 B.C. : SOLDA flat-backed hemispherical pale blue faience gaming piece, with an inset figure of Anubis in white, measuring 15 mm/0.6 in. in diameter and standing 8 mm/0.3 in. high. Some minor overall wear and a small elongate chip below Anubis's tail, Third Intermediate Period - Late Period, after 1000 B.C.Rare. |
EA86: SOLD |
EA87: SOLD |
EA88: £165
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EA89: £145
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EA90: £160
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EA91: £75
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EA92: £55
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EA93: £65
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EA94: SOLD | |
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