Ancient Art and Antiquities Catalogue


Late Period (144 Items)

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Item Code: a6646
Description: A very finely moulded turquoise-glazed faience ushabti with nine horizontal bands of hieroglyphic text.
Rejoined.
Accompanied by custom display stand.
Origin: Dynasty XXX, circa 380-343 B.C. Egypt
Dimensions: Height: 22.0 cm
Price: AUD $5,900.00 USD $4,130.00 EUR €3,127.00
Status: Available
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Item Code: e2354
Description: A very finely carved agate head of a human figure portrayed wearing a Nemes headcloth.
Presented on a custom display stand.
Origin: Late to Ptolemaic period, circa 525-30 B.C. Egypt
Dimensions: Diameter: 18 mm / Height: 11 mm
Price: AUD $290.00 USD $203.00 EUR €153.70
Status: Available
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Item Code: a6836
Description: A bronze statuette of the goddess Isis nursing the infant Horus.
Loss evident on lower section.
Accompanied by a custom display stand.
Origin: Late period, circa 525-332 B.C. Egypt
Dimensions: Height: 67 mm
Price: AUD $450.00 USD $315.00 EUR €238.50
Status: Available
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Item Code: a6838
Description: A bronze statuette of the goddess Isis nursing the infant Horus.
Rejoined on lower legs and feet.
Presented on a custom display stand; with modern brass tang attachment.
Origin: Late to Ptolemaic period, circa 525-30 B.C. Egypt
Dimensions: Height: 8.0 cm
Status: Sold
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Item Code: a6775
Description: A glazed faience New Year's flask.
Both sides of the vessel bear central motifs, which show an offering scene and goddess Hathor in bovine form, respectively. The opening of the vessel is in the form of a lotus flower, with crouching baboons at each side. The collar is decorated with lotus flower and bead designs.
Flasks of this type would have been used in apotropaic rituals held at the end of summer when the annual Nile flood commenced.
Restored from original fragments; turquoise glaze worn.
Accompanied by a custom lucite display stand.
For similar cf Christie's, London, Antiquities, October 2004, lot 509.
Origin: Late to Ptolemaic period, circa 525-30 B.C. Egypt
Dimensions: 18.0 x 15.0 cm
Price: AUD $2,900.00 USD $2,030.00 EUR €1,537.00
Status: Available
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Item Code: a6774
Description: A turquoise-glazed faience New Year's flask.
The opening of the vessel is in the form of a lotus flower, with crouching baboons at each side. The collar is decorated with lotus flower and bead designs, and a band of cross-hatch design runs around the vessel.
Flasks of this type would have been used in apotropaic rituals held at the end of summer when the annual Nile flood commenced.
Restored from original fragments.
Accompanied by a custom lucite display stand.
For similar cf Christie's, London, Antiquities, October 2004, lot 509.
Origin: Late to Ptolemaic period, circa 525-30 B.C. Egypt
Dimensions: 18.3 x 15.0 cm
Price: AUD $2,900.00 USD $2,030.00 EUR €1,537.00
Status: Available
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Item Code: a6741
Description: A large Eye of Horus in glass.
The glass is opaque, with a pale green hue.
Intact.
Origin: Late to Ptolemaic period, circa 525-30 B.C. Egypt
Dimensions: 36 x 34 x 14 mm
Price: AUD $390.00 USD $273.00 EUR €206.70
Status: Available
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Item Code: a6719
Description: A pair of bronze eyes from a sarcophagus mask, each with limestone inlay.
Presented on a custom display stand.
Origin: Late period, circa 525-332 B.C. Egypt
Dimensions: 70 mm / 65 mm
Price: AUD $575.00 USD $402.50 EUR €304.75
Status: Available
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Item Code: a6679
Description: A basalt offering table fragment inscribed with the name of Ahmose II.
A central panel of decoration features relief carvings of bread and libation vases. This is bordered by a single line of hieroglyphic text. The inscription reads: An offering which the king gives (of) 1000 of bread, 1000 of beer, 1000 (of oxen), 1000 of fowl, 1000 of alabaster, 1000 of clothing, 1000 of..., 1000 of cold water, 1000 of milk, 1000 of wine, 1000 of....., 1000 of sweet provisions (which is) given to the King of Upper and Lower Egypt, Khenem-ib-Ra, the son of Ra of his body, Ahmose, son of Neith, living eternally. He is the Osiris, lord of appearances, the lord of action...
(Translation provided by Dr Mary Demovic)
Offerings made on altars of this type were intended to sustain the deceased in the afterlife.
Set within a custom wooden display frame.
Ex Lipinski Collection
Origin: Saite period, Dynasty XXVI, reign of Ahmose II, circa 570-526 B.C. Egypt
Dimensions: 65 x 44 cm
Price: AUD $17,500.00 USD $12,250.00 EUR €9,275.00
Status: Available
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Item Code: a6668
Description: A figurine of a female servant.
Wood with gesso overlay and remnant pigments.
Loss evident.
Presented on custom display stand.
Origin: Late period, circa 525-332 B.C. Egypt
Dimensions: Height: 32 cm
Price: AUD $4,500.00 USD $3,150.00 EUR €2,385.00
Status: Available

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