Four Egyptian Predynastic flint stone scrapers & needles
Four Egyptian Predynastic flint stone scrapers & needles
Four Egyptian Predynastic flint stone scrapers & needles
Egyptian serpentine eroticon depicting a seated figure, Late period
Egyptian serpentine eroticon depicting a seated figure, Late period
Egyptian serpentine eroticon depicting a seated figure gazing forwards, both hands supporting a cylindrical vessel that rests on his oversized, erect phallus.
Egyptian limestone head of a male; wears short wig. Old kingdom
Egyptian limestone head of a male; wears short wig. Old kingdom
Egyptian limestone head of a female; wears short wig. Originally part of a group statue.
A strand of Egyptian glass beads
A strand of Egyptian glass beads
A strand of Egyptian Islamic glass beads
A New Kingdom blue faience scarab ring
A New Kingdom blue faience scarab ring
A New Kingdom blue faience scarab ring
An ancient mixed glass bead necklace, Levant
An ancient mixed glass bead necklace, Levant
An ancient mixed glass bead necklace, Levant
Roman Egyptian cartonnage panel
Roman Egyptian cartonnage panel
Roman Egyptian cartonnage panel
A Coptic linen and wool tunic fragment embroidered with three human figures
A Coptic linen and wool tunic fragment embroidered with three human figures
A Coptic linen and wool tunic fragment embroidered with three human figures.
An Egyptian faience Ushabti
An Egyptian faience Ushabti
An Egyptian faience Ushabti
Third Intermediate Period blue faience amulet in the form of "Nut"
Third Intermediate Period blue faience amulet in the form of "Nut"
Third Intermediate Period blue faience amulet in the form of "Nut"
A Coptic linen and wool tunic fragment embroidered with three human figures
A Coptic linen and wool tunic fragment embroidered with three human figures
A Coptic linen and wool tunic fragment embroidered with three human figures.
A limestone canopic jar lid in the form of Imsety, one of the four sons of Horus and guardian of the liver.
A limestone canopic jar lid in the form of Imsety, one of the four sons of Horus and guardian of the liver.
A limestone canopic jar lid in the form of Imsety, one of the four sons of Horus and guardian of the liver.
Egyptian pottery eroticon depicting a seated figure, Late period
Egyptian pottery eroticon depicting a seated figure, Late period
Egyptian pottery eroticon depicting a seated figure, Late period.
Late Period limestone button scarab
Late Period limestone button scarab
Late Period limestone button scarab
A New Kingdom alabaster cosmetic pallet.
A New Kingdom alabaster cosmetic pallet.
A New Kingdom alabaster cosmetic pallet.
A Late Period limestone scarab, Ex Kovar Collection
A Late Period limestone scarab, Ex Kovar Collection
A Late Period limestone scarab, Ex Kovar Collection
A collection of framed Egyptian antiquity fragments
A collection of framed Egyptian antiquity fragments
A collection of framed Egyptian antiquity fragments
A stone Eye of Horus, Wadjet; represents the left eye of the moon, the healed eye
A stone Eye of Horus, Wadjet; represents the left eye of the moon, the healed eye
A stone Eye of Horus, Wadjet; represents the left eye of the moon, the healed eye.
An Egyptian faience Ushabti
An Egyptian faience Ushabti
An Egyptian faience Ushabti
A group of 7 Roman to early Islamic glass gaming pieces, Egypt, Ex S. Kovar
A group of 7 Roman to early Islamic glass gaming pieces, Egypt, Ex S. Kovar
A group of 7 Roman to early Islamic glass gaming pieces, Egypt, Ex S. Kovar
New Kingdom limestone stele
New Kingdom limestone stele
New Kingdom limestone stele
Five Egyptian Predynastic flint stone scrapers & knifes.
Five Egyptian Predynastic flint stone scrapers & knifes.
Five Egyptian Predynastic flint stone scrapers & knifes.
A collection of framed Egyptian antiquity fragments
A collection of framed Egyptian antiquity fragments
A collection of framed Egyptian antiquity fragments
Egyptian bone fragment carved with female figure, possibly Phoenician.
Egyptian bone fragment carved with female figure, possibly Phoenician.
Egyptian bone fragment, probably a handle, carved with image of a female with foreign influence, possibly Phoenician.