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EA22 A sizeable wooden mummiform funerary stuatuette, c. 21st-22nd Dynasty, c. 730-1085 B.C. : SOLDA sizeable wooden mummiform funerary statuette wearing a full wig. The figure is unpainted, except for a faint single vertical column of hieratic inscription painted in black. The inscription identifies the owner as Ka-nefer, son of Totna. A cylindrical hole, 17-30 mm/0.7-1.2 ins. in diameter and 148 mm/5.82 in length, has been burnt vertically from the right shoulder and would have originally contained a funerary papyrus. Figure stands 293 mm/11.53 ins. in height. A large chip to the foot, some splitting of the wood particularly to the front and wear and lacunae on the right side of figure, but a good-sized imposing artifact, c. 21st-22nd Dynasty, c. 730-1085 B.C.Ex Charles Ede Gallery, Brook Street, London (No. 54 in 'Small Sculpture From Ancient Egypt XX', Charles Ede Ltd., Brook Street, London, 1993).
This piece was being studied by the noted epigrapher Professor Ricardo Caminos, sometime Professor of Egyptology at Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island, shortly before his death in May 1992. Accompanied by Caminos's unfinished hand-written notes relating to the piece.EA23 A painted pottery ushabti, Third Intermediate Period, c. 1069-747 B.C. : £ 135A blue painted terracotta ushabti, with details added in black, including a vertical column of hieroglyphs on the front. The ushabti stands 80 mm/3 ins. high. A chip to the foot, a horizontal fracture above the ankles repaired and minor surface wear, but an inexpensive example of the type. Third Intermediate Period, c. 1069-747 B.C. Mounted on a perspex block.Ex Peter Negus Collection.EA24 A turquoise glazed faience ushabti for Lankhmut, 21st Dynasty, c. 1069-945 B.C. : SOLDA turquoise blue glazed faience ushabti for "Lankhmut" with a clear vertical frontal column of painted hieroglyphs, measuring 104 mm/4.1 ins. high. Modelling relatively crude as is typical of this period. A horizontal fracture repaired, a small chip to the face and some wear to the glaze particularly on the reverse, 21st Dynasty, c. 1069-945 B.C.EA25 A painted terracotta flat-backed ushabti, Late Dynastic Period, c. 1085-332 B.C. : SOLDA painted terracotta flat-backed ushabti, measuring 75 mm/3 ins. high, traces of white slip and powder blue glaze. Late Dynastic Period, c. 1085-332 B.C.EA26 A turquoise faience uninscribed ushabti, Ptolemaic Period, c. 3rd Century B.C. : £ 85 A turquoise faience uninscribed ushabti, measuring 88 mm/3.4 ins. high, rather cursorily modelled as is typical of the type. The lower part darker in colour, a chip to the rear of the foot, and some encrustation on the reverse, otherwise condition good, Ptolemaic Period, c. 3rd Century B.C.Ex Peter Negus Collection.EA27 A blue-green faience uninscribed ushabti, Late Dynastic Period, c. 6th-3rd Century B.C. : SOLD
A blue-green faience uninscribed ushabti, measuring 77 mm/3 ins. high, with black pillar and integral pedestal base. Some pitting of the surface, but intact and an inexpensive example, Late Dynastic Period, c. 6th-3rd Century B.C. Mounted on a mahogany base.Ex Peter Negus Collection.EA28 A turquoise faience ushabti for Lankhmut, 21st Dynasty, c. 1069-945 B.C. : SOLDA turquoise blue glazed faience ushabti for "Lankhmut" with a frontal vertical column of painted hieroglyphs, measuring 97 mm/3.9 ins. high. Repaired from fragments, glaze worn and the modelling relatively crude as is typical of this period, but an inexpensive example, 21st Dynasty, c. 1069-945 B.C.EA29 A large polychrome terracotta ushabti, New Kingdom, 1550-1069 B.C. : £ 495 RESERVED
A large painted polychrome terracotta ushabti measuring 152 mm/6.2 ins. high, traces of white slip on the body, cream slip for the face and hands, and the wig and facial details in black. A worn vertical column of black hieroglyphs on the front. A horizontal fracture repaired but an attractive example of the type, New Kingdom, 1550-1069 B.C.EA30 An uninscribed faience ushabti, Late Period, c. 664-332 B.C. : SOLDAn uninscribed blue glazed faience ushabti, measuring 70 mm/2.7 ins. high, a horizontal fracture repaired and the glaze worn. Modelling relatively crude as is typical of this type, Late Dynastic Period, c. 664-332 B.C. |
EA22: SOLD |
EA23: £135
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EA24: SOLD |
EA25: SOLD |
EA26: £85
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EA27: SOLD
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EA28: SOLD |
EA29: £495 |
EA30: SOLD | |
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