3+
6856.
Egyptian Stucco Mummy Mask, Roman Period, Ca. 100 AD. Lovely face
mask with handsome features painted in yellow and reddish pigments,
the eyes and lashes in black pigment. The wig in raised molded
relief design to simulate the hair. Nice calcite deposits remaining.
Size: 7-7/8 in (19.5cm)H. + custom mount. $3250
6889.
Egyptian Middle Kingdom Turquoise & Black Glazed Composition
Amulet of a Cat, Ca. 2000 BC. Modeled seated upright and decorated
in turquoise and with black spots; a suspension loop on the back,
2in. (5cm.), + custom mount. Feet and base missing. Ex English
Collection. Rare! $1650
6954.
Egyptian Cartonnage Pectoral Winged Isis, Ptolemaic Period, Ca.
300 BC. Well preserved in original condition, a linen and plaster
painted vignette with the female protector deity holding feathers
in either raised arm, kneeling and with wings spread. Good vivid
colors. 12-3/4 in Wide x 6-3/4 in H. As is original condition
and in a protective display mount. $1250
6857. Egyptian
Green Painted Wood Mummy Mask, Late Period, Ca. 300 BC. Lovely
painted triangular shaped wood carved mask with pleasing facial
features in black pigment and large wig. 12-7/8 in (32cm)H. +
custom mount. Large and impressive in person. Ex french Collection.
$3300
6924.
Egyptian Terracotta Funerary Cone for Ameneminet, Reign of Psamtik,
Ca. 664 BC. Tapered clay cone containing a circular face impressed
with four registers of hieroglyphic text, top line damaged, tip
gone. Transltion, "The one revered by Osiris, sma-priest
of Copts, necropolis worker, priest of Osiris [in Abydos], the
mayor of the city, Amenemibet, true of voice". Funerary cones,
representing the ends of chapel roof support beams, were traditionally
inserted in rows (their flat ends facing outward) above the mudbrick
entrances of the superstructures of non-royal tombs in Thebes.
See: Teeter, Emily "Scarabs, Scaraboids, Seals and seal Impressions
from Medinet Habu" Oriental Institute no. 288. page 178.
Diam. 3-3/4 in. Ex Private collection of the late Dr Ulrich Muller,
Switzerland; acquired between 1968 & 1978. $895
6874.
Egyptian Painted Wood Sarcophagus Panel, Middle Kingdom, Ca. 2040-1786
BC. A long section of a wood sarcophagus containing two lines
of hieroglyphic inscription painted in black on an ochre background.
The text commences with an offering formula 'A boon which the
King gives to Osiris that he might grant offerings' including
bread, beer, oxen and fowl. The text mentions five of the principal
gods in the Heliopolitan Creation Myth, Re-atum (Re was the sun
god, Atum, 'He who created himself,' was the first god), Osiris,
Isis, Seth and Nephthys [the four children of Geb (the earth god)
and Nut (the sky god)]. 54-1/3 in L. x 6-1/4in H. (138cm x 16
cm). A crack in the lower portion has been expertly filled in.
Ex. Collection Ken Rendell. $5700
6878.
Fine Egyptian Polychrome Painted Large Wood Ushabti, Ramesside
Period, Ca. 1250 to 1150 B.C. Well preserved shabti with well
defined facial features, wearing a long black archaic wig with
braided ends, carrying two red picks, the front with a vertical
inscription for the 'Lady of the House Hunur', flanked by bands
of red bandaging on white. 8½in. (21.5cm.)+ mount. $3200
6954.
Egyptian Terracotta Haropkrates riding on a Horse, Roman Period,
Alexandria, Ca. 1st to 2nd Century AD. The upper section of a
mold made votive image, nice face and wearing headdress, he gestures
a hand to his mouth. 3-1/2 in H. 4-1/4 in H. on custom mount.
Ex Scolard Maas Collection, Acquired in Cairo in 1950s-60s. Nice
quality. $395
6873.
Egyptian Bronze Amun Harpokrates, XXVIth Dynasty, Ca. 646 to 525
BC. Fine and beautiful cast in a youth, eye inlays remain, seated
naked with his right hand held to his mouth (missing), wearing
a high double plume disc incised headdress, typical of Amun and
he has a Sidelock of Youth. Cast with fe has very fine facial
features and his feet set on an integral flat base. 7-7/8 in.
(19.5cm) H. + custom mount. Nice green patina. Repair at ankles.
Fine casting. Ex English Collection. $6800
6903.
Egyptian Polychrome Painted Wood Falcon, Late Period, Ca. 715
BC. to 300 BC. Seated with wings folded under and wearing a broad
collar, with some polychrome paint remaining. 1-7/8in. (4.7cm.)
H. Ex London Collection. $850
6822.
Egyptian Large Faience Plaque with the Goddess Isis, IIIrd Intermediate
Period, Ca. 1070 to 656 BC. The goddess, enthroned in profile
with ankh in her hand on her lap. She has a disc, plumes and horn
crown headdess atop her head. 4-1/2 in. (11.25cm) Condition: Intact.
Ex New Jersey Collector. Choice. $2650
6293. Egyptian Gypsum Trial
Piece with Ram, Ptolemaic Period, Ca. 332 to 30 BC. Rendered showing
a ram's head in profile, with ridged horn curled around the ear,
surmounted by a pair of long spiraling horns. 3¼ x 3½in.
(8.1 x 9cm.)+ custom mount. Ex Hugh Stanley Russell Collection,
England, acquired ca. 1950s. Fine example. SOLD
6292.
Handsome Egyptian Limestone Sculptor's Model in the form of the
Head of a Pharaoh, Ptolemaic Period, 305-30 B.C. Wearing the nemes
headdress with frontal uraeus, the facial features well carved
with extended cosmetic lines around the eyes, the grid lines remaining
on the back. Size 4-1/4 in. (10.47cm.), uraeus, nose chipped,
the lower section of the headdress missing. Ex Hugh Stanley Russell
Collection, England, acquired ca. 1950s. Fine style. $7,500
6933.
Ancient Egyptian Achulian Flint Hand Axe, Nile Valley, Paleolithic
period, Ca. 40,000 BC. Hand fitted early lithic cutting tool with
serrated edges and with glossy brown desert sheen and mineralization.
5-1/2 in L. $295 
6306.
Egyptian Double Sided Limestone Trial Piece, Ptolemaic Period,
circa 332-30 B.C. Showing a ram carved in relief facing right,
with incised lines for the fleece and a curled horn, the reverse
shows an unfinished owl and quail in relief. SIze 4½ x
2¾in. (11.4 x 7.1cm.), mounted. Ex Hugh Stanley Russell
Collection, England, acquired ca. 1950s. $1395
6888.
Egyptian Faience Rectangular Inlay or Tile, Third Intermediate
Period, Ca. 1069 to 715BC. A rare flat plaque, pale green glazed
composition, tile in excellent state of preservation. 3-3/8in.
(8.5cm.) L. Intact with ancient patina. $975
6932.
Ancient Egyptian Achulian Tan Flint Hand Axe, Nile Valley, Paleolithic
period, Ca. 40,000 BC. Hand fitted early lithic cutting tool with
serrated edges and with mineralization to surface. 5 in L. $195
6638.
Turquoise Faience Senet Gaming Piece, Ca 18th Dynasty, Ca 1550
to 1307 BC. A good turquoise faience gaming piece for use in Senet,
a Ludo-like game. Of mushroom-shaped form the other cone-shaped
surmounted by knobs. Playing senet and wagering on its outcome
was a favorite leisure time activity of the ancient Egyptians.
The great popularity of this backgammon like game can be measured
by the enormous quantity of evidence for it that has survived
from all period of Egyptian history. Although for centuries it
seems to have been just a simple diversion, by Dynasty 18, Senet
was reconceptualized to become a symbol of the struggle to obtain
immortality. Intact and in very good condition with minor chips
to the base that do not detract. Size of base Diameter: 3/4 inch(2.3cm)
$325
6651.
Egyptian Terracotta Funerary Cone, New Kingdom to XXVth Dynasty,
Ca. 1500 to 600 BC. Long tapered clay cone containing a circular
face impressed with four registers of hieroglyphic text. Funerary
cones, representing the ends of chapel roof support beams, were
traditionally inserted in rows (their flat ends facing outward)
above the mudbrick entrances of the superstructures of non-royal
tombs in Thebes. See: Teeter, Emily "Scarabs, Scaraboids,
Seals and seal Impressions from Medinet Habu" Oriental Institute
or M. F. L. Macadam (ed.) A Corpus of Inscribed Egyptian Funerary
Cones, Part I, plates (Oxford 1957) England for the type. 2-1/2
in. Diam. 3 in L. Ex Private collection of the late Dr Ulrich
Muller, Switzerland; acquired between 1968 & 1978. $475
6115.
Superb Egyptian Serpentine Bust of a Nile God, New Kingdom, Mid
XVIIIth Dynasty, Ca. 1450 BC. Beautiful facial features with outlined
eyes and striated wig. Remains of red pigment. 3-1/3 in. (8.5
cm) H.+ custom bronze mount. Ex A. Obrecht Collection, Switzerland,
Ex Ar. A Von Arx Collection, Acq. 1957. Inquire
6314. Egyptian
Dark Stone Carved Concubine, Middle Kingdom, Ca. 2133 to 1797
BC. A figure of a naked female, her hands held to her sides, wearing
a Hathor wig with four loose locks at the back. 3¾in. (9.5cm.)
high + custom mount. Ex Hugh Stanley Russell Collection, England,
acquired ca. 1950s. $1595
6809.
Ancient Egyptian Wood Carved Arm from a Figure Late Period, Ca.
715 to 300 BC.Slender well defined extended limb with clenched
fist and remains of gesso and white pigment. 5 in L. + custom
mount. $395
6289.
Egyptian Limestone Phallic Dwarf, Ptolemaic Period, Ca. 304 to
30 BC. A limestone figure with simian features shown seated with
his enlarged phallus extending between his legs, much of it now
missing, holding a vessel in both hands on top, Size 2-3/8in.
(6cm.) Ex Hugh Stanley Russell Collection, England, acquired ca.
1950s. Fine style. $425
6326. Egyptian Pottery Nefertum Amulet
Mold, Late Period, Ca. 1069 to 702 BC. Pottery mold in the form
of a striding deity, Nefertum with high headdress.1-1/2 in H.
Ex Hugh Stanley Russell Collection, England, acquired ca. 1950s.
SOLD
6653.
Egyptian Wood Carved Hand from a Sarcophagus, Late Period, Ca.
715 to 300 BC. Flat carved clenched hand with protruding thumb,
gessoed and overall covered in yellow pigment. Three dowel pins
remain. 4-1/2 in (10.89cm) L. $325
6039.
Egyptian Terracotta Funerary Cone, New Kingdom, Ca. 1567 to 1085
B.C. Stamped with hieroglyphs in relief for the: 'Over wab-priest
Denrega', 3¼in. (8.2cm.) diam., most of the cone missing.
Published; M. F. Laming Macadam (ed.) A Corpus of Inscribed Egyptian
Funerary Cones, Part I, plates (Oxford 1957), Macadam no. 45.
Ex M. Ayers; 31 Museum Street, London England. $495
6654.
Egyptian Achulian Flint Scrappers (4), Paleolithic, Ca. 80,000
BC. Small hand fitted cutting tools with sharp edges and with
glossy brown desert sheen. 1-1/2 in to 3-1/4 in L. $195/lot
6193.
Egyptian Carved Limestone Bust of a Woman, Ptolemaic Period, Ca.
300 to 32 BC. Limestone female bust with striated hair, good facial
details and full breasts; she has implement in right arm. 2-1/2
inches (6.35 cm) high + mount. Traces of original pigment. Ex.
Secret Eye Gallery, 1970s, New York. $295 
6611.
Ancient Egyptian Faience Beaded Strand Necklace, Late Period,
Ca. 715 to 300 BC. Faience composition, multicolored tubes and
spacer beads. 18 in L. restrung modern and with sterling silver
clasp, Ex English Collection. The turquoise and blue beads are
symbolic for water and rebirth. Wearable. $150
6874.
Rare Egyptian Bronze Ibis Headed Thoth Lunar, XXVIth Dynasty,
Ca. 646 to 525 BC. Fine and beautiful cast seated slender human
bodied and bird headed deity with long slender beak, moon disc
crown headdress, incised kilt, he holds his fists clenched to
his sides. 5-3/8 in (13.5cm) H + custom mount. Beak and arm repaired.
Fine casting. Ex English Collection. Inquire6873.
Egyptian Bronze Amun Harpokrates, XXVIth Dynasty, Ca. 646 to 525
BC. Fine and beautiful cast in a youth, eye inlays remain, seated
naked with his right hand held to his mouth (missing), wearing
a high double plume disc incised headdress, typical of Amun and
he has a Sidelock of Youth. Cast with fe has very fine facial
features and his feet set on an integral flat base. 7-7/8 in.
(19.5cm) H. + custom mount. Nice green patina. Repair at ankles.
Fine casting. Ex English Collection. $6500
6047. Superb Egyptian
Bronze Standing Goddess Sekhmet, XXVIth Dynasty, Ca. 664 to 525
BC. A sexy cast of a long legged striding female lioness headed
goddess with sheer dress and well defined female form. Headdress
with disc and uraeus, one hand at her side other missing. Nice
strong nose and incised mane. Aged and varied patina and remains
of gilding. Size: 8-1/4 in (20cm) H. + mount. Ex New Jersey Collection.
$7500
6492.
Egyptian Bronze Sacred Ibis, Late Period, Ca. 715 BC. A diminutive
yet detailed example of the revered bird, seated, wings folded
under, long beak holding feather, tail delineated, circular eyes.
1in (2.54 cm.) H. Nice dark green patina. Choice example. $550 
6211.
Lovely Egyptian Bronze Standing Inscribed Osiris, Ca. XXXth to
XXVIth Dynasty, Ca. 664 to 332 BC. Solid cast mummiform Deity
with his arms folded over the chest, his hands emerging from beneath
his vestment, the right hand holding a flail, the left hans holds
a crook. He wears an incised broad collar composed of floral and
beaded elements, and a plumed atef-crown fronted by an uraeus,
the plaited false beard curved at the tip, a square block base
engraved with a hieroglyphic text, possibly giving the name of
the owner or to invoke a prayer. A tang beneath the tenon. Size:
7 in. (17.5 cm.) H. without tenon. Ex European Collection. $4250
6941. Egyptian Bronze Striding Nefertum, Late Period,
Ca. 715 BC. Standing striding, wearing a kilt and high lotus frond
headdress, loop hole, one arm missing, legs restored. 5-1/4 in
H. + custom mount. $495
6559.
Egyptian Bronze Mirror, Late Period, Ca. 715 BC. A cast disc mirror
with insertion tang below. Size 3-1/2 in (8.7cm.) diam.+ custom
base. Beautiful blue crystalline surface patina. Ex Washington
DC Coll. $495
6317.
Egyptian Bronze Profile Goddess Plaque, Late Period, Ca. 1069
to 702 BC. A seated deity in profile holding twin crooks surmounting
a lotus flower. Size 2-3/8in. (6.2cm.) high, mounted, a pencil
inscription on the underside of the base. Ex Hugh Stanley Russell
Collection, England, acquired ca. 1950s. $850 
6026. Egyptian Bronze Standing Osiris, XXVth Dynasty,
Ca. 662 to 525 BC. The standing bearded mummiform god wearing
atef crown with uraeus and twin plumes. He is carry's a crook
and flail in clenched fists, with incised details. 6¼ in.
(16 cm.) H. Provenance: John Seymour Lucas R.A. England, acquired
in the 1900s. Old pen ink label on base. $2000
6290.
Egyptian Bronzes Seated Goddess Maat, Late Period, Ca. 1550 to
332 BC. The goddess crouching with hands to knees and bag headdress
and with tang for attachment on the underside. 2in. (5cm.)+ custom
mount. Ex Hugh Stanley Russell Collection, England, acquired ca.
1950s. $7956878.
Fine Egyptian Polychrome Painted Large Wood Ushabti, Ramesside
Period, Ca. 1250 to 1150 BC. Well preserved shabti with well defined
facial features, wearing a long black archaic wig with braided
ends, carrying two red picks, the front with a vertical inscription
for the 'Lady of the House Hunur', flanked by bands of red bandaging
on white. 8½in. (21.5cm.)+ mount. $3200
5034. Fine Pale Blue Faience Ushabti for General Iahirdis,
XXX Dynasty, Ca. 378 to 341 BC. Faience ushabti with pale blue
glaze, modeled in the form of Osiris, holding hoes for work in
the afterlife, wearing a beard and tripartite wig. Inscribed "der
Mond ist es, der sie gegeben hat, (It is the moon who gave him)",
Ranke pg 12. from the book of the Dead to accompany to the afterlife.
6-1/2"H. + Custom mounted. Very Fine Style, sweet in person.
Ex Belgium Collection. $2375
6907.
Egyptian Pale Green Faience Ushabti, 21st Dynasty, Ca. 945 BC.
Uninscribed standing mummiform servant with hands folded across
chest holding hoe and sickle. 4-1/4 in. H. + bees wax + wood base.
Remains of good glaze behind, wear and losses. Ex Old United Kingdom
Collection. Faint ink label behind reads ‘L.B. 1835'. $495
6311.
Egyptian Turquoise Ushabti, Ca. 21st Dynasty, Ca. 1069 to 945
BC. Molded servant figure in green glaze, the details in added
black, with striped wig and frontal column of text inscribed for
'.....Amun', 3½ in. (9.1cm.)H. + mount. Ex Hugh Stanley
Russell Collection, England, acquired ca. 1950s. Fine style. $495
6310. Egyptian Green Faience Ushabti
for Horemakhet, Late Period, Ca. 500 BC. A small green mummiform
servant figure, the back column inscribed for 'Horemakhet', Size:
2-5/8 in. (6.7cm.) H. + custom mount. Ex Hugh Stanley Russell
Collection, England, acquired ca. 1950s. Good style. $550
6647. Egyptian Blueish
Turquoise Faience ushabti for Hetep-Amen, 30th Dynasty, Ca. 380
to 343 BC Modeled in the form of Osiris, wearing a long tripartite
wig and false braided beard, the crossed hands holding a pick,
hoe and seed sack for agricultural work in the afterlife. The
back dorsal pillar inscribed with a vertical column of incised
inscription that names the owner: "The Osiris Hetep-amun,
born of Di-aset-sheb." The name Hetep-amun means "May
Amun be pleased" and Di-aset- sheb means "May Isis give
sustenance". 4-1/4 in H. + block base. For a related example
see: Jane, C. "Shabtis" (2002) page 209 #105 where the
author notes: "No further examples are recorded by other
writers". Intact and in very good condition overall, with
some areas of heavy sandy incrustation and wear to the glaze,
the glyphs clear. Ex. Private Swiss collection collected 1968-1978.
SOLD
6059.
Egyptian Green-glazed composition Ushabti, Late Period, Ca. 715
to 300 BC. Uninscribed standing mummiform with hands folded across
chest. Beard abraded. 3 7/8 in. H. + black base. Ex Old United
Kingdom Collection. $225
6309.
Egyptian Green Faience Ushabti for Neskhnum, Saite Period, Ca.
660 BC. Molded holding agricultural instruments, a small seed
bag over shoulder and with a single column of text inscribed for
'Neskhnum, begotten of the Lady of the House, Taher', 2½in.
(6.4cm.) H. + custom mount. Ex Hugh Stanley Russell Collection,
England, acquired ca. 1950s. Fine style. $5856889.
Egyptian Turquoise gand Black Glazed Composition Amulet of a Cat,
Third Intermediate Period, Ca. 1069 to 715BC. Decorated seated
and with black spots, and a suspension loop on the back, 2in.
(5cm.), + custom mount. feet and base missing. Ex English Collection.
$16506822.
Egyptian Large Faience Plaque with the Goddess Isis, IIIrd Intermediate
Period, Ca. 1070 to 656 BC. The goddess, enthroned in profile
with ankh in her hand on her lap. She has a disc, plumes and horn
crown headdess atop her head. 4-1/2 in. (11.25cm) Condition: Intact.
Ex New Jersey Collector. Choice. $2650
5989. Green Faience
Recumbent Hare, Late Period, Ca. 715 to 500 BC. A fragmentary
seated lion with fine torso, paws and facial features. Nice green
color. 1-1/16inL. Ex Old English Collection $155
5991. Faience Udjat Eye Amulet, Late Period, Ca. 715
to 500 BC. Symbolic for the protection powers of the watchful
Horus. Green glaze with black detail to pupil, brow and drop down.
Pierced for suspension. 1-1/16 in L. Ex Old English Collection.
$150
5992.
Faience Amulet of an Amphora, Late Period, Ca. 715 to 500 BC.
Symbolic for abundance, pointed bottom and one lug handle missing.
Glaze faded. 2 in L. Ex Old English Collection. Unique. $115 
4771. Faience Isis nursing the infant Horus Amulet,
Late Period, Ca. 715 to 500 BC. Seated mother goddess holding
infant on lap. Custom mount. 1-1/2 in H. Ex MacGregor Collection,
Acquired London 1922. SOLD
6732.
Egyptian Steatite Inscribed Scarab, Hyksos Reign. IInd Int. Period,
1600 -1500 BC. Base inscribed with Nefer and Neb symbols. Pierced
for suspension. 3/4"L. residue. Intact. Compare, Petrie's
Historical Scarabs, p. 24. Choice. $250
6742. Egyptian Steatite Inscribed
Scarab Good Luck Hyksos Reign IInd Int. Period, 1600 -1500 BC.
Base inscribed with interlocking magical scrolls. Pierced for
suspension. 3/4"L. Intact. Compare, Petrie's Historical Scarabs,
p. 24 $250
6584. Egyptian Tan
Steatite Scarab, IInd Intermediate Period Ca. 1600 to 1500 BC.
A carved talismans for good luck with naturalistic beetle top;
base inscribed in hieroglyphic symbols with a crocodile and a
snake for protection. 1/2 in L. intact. Pierced for suspension.
Ex K. Dorn CA. Collection. $175
6585. Egyptian Brown Steatite Scarab
for Luck, IInd Intermediate Period Ca. 1600 to 1500 BC. A carved
talismans for good luck with naturalistic beetle top; base inscribed
with an ankh sigh, a hieroglyphic symbol for everlasting life.
5/8 in L. intact. Pierced for suspension. Ex K. Dorn CA. Collection.
$150
6586. Egyptian Tan Steatite Scarab
for Thutmose III, New Kingdom, Ca. 18th to 20th Dyn, Ca. 1401-1080
BC. Naturalistic beetle top; base inscribed in hieroglyphics with
a cartouche of the Pharaoh Thutmose III and other symbols. Pierced
for suspension. 5/8 in L. Base chip. Ex K. Dorn CA. Collection.
$200
6587. Egyptian Tan Steatite Scarab
for protection, IInd Intermediate Period Ca. 1600 to 1500 BC.
A carved talismans for good luck with naturalistic beetle top;
base inscribed with a supplicant before enthroned deity for protection.
5/8 in L. intact. Pierced for suspension. Ex K. Dorn CA. Collection.
$160
6588. Egyptian Tan Steatite Scarab,
IInd Intermediate Period Ca. 1600 to 1500 BC. A carved talismans
for good luck with naturalistic beetle top; base inscribed in
hieroglyphic symbols for protection. 5/8 in L. Pierced for suspension.
Ex K. Dorn CA. Collection. $100
6589. Egyptian Tan Steatite Scarab
for luck, IInd Intermediate Period Ca. 1600 to 1500 BC. A carved
talismans for good luck with naturalistic beetle top; base inscribed
in hieroglyphic symbols for protection. 5/8 in L. intact. Pierced
for suspension. Ex K. Dorn CA. Collection. $140
6590. Egyptian Tan Steatite Scarab
for Protection, IInd Intermediate Period Ca. 1600 to 1500 BC.
A carved talismans for good luck with naturalistic beetle top;
base inscribed in hieroglyphic symbols for protection. 1/2 in
L. intact. Pierced for suspension. Ex K. Dorn CA. Collection.
$150
6591. Egyptian Tan Steatite Scarab
for Protection, IInd Intermediate Period Ca. 1600 to 1500BC. A
carved talismans for good luck with naturalistic beetle top; base
inscribed in hieroglyphic symbols for protection, scarab and winged
cobra. 1 in (2.54cm)L. Base chipped. Pierced for suspension. Ex
K. Dorn CA. Collection. $175
6023. Egyptian Green
Glaze Steatite Scarab for Luck, XVIII Dynasty, Ca.1550 to 1295
BC. Naturalistic top, underside inscribed with a quatrefoil flanked
by uraei, 5/8 in. Intact. Provenance Ex. Madame B collection,
acquired from Eid & Son, Cairo, early 1950s. Choice example
$325
6075.
Egyptian Brown Steatite Scarab with Figure on Base, Third Intermediate
Period, XXIst Dynasty, Ca. 1069-945 BC.Naturalistic top with openwork
legs; base inscribed with a kneeling figure. 1/2 in L. Provenance
Ex. Madame B collection, acquired from Eid & Son, Cairo, early
1950s. $325
4837. Egyptian Steatite Carved Scarab, New Kingdom,
Ca. 1500 BC. Gray stone carved; naturalistic top with good head;
Base inscribed with couchant lion (sphinx) with human head. Ntr
and other symbols atop. 5/8”L. Ex MacGregor Collection, Acquired
London 1922. $245
6939. Egyptian Alabaster
Footed Bowl, New Kingdom, Ca. 1500 BC. Globular vase on raised
circular disc foot. Nice banded stone. Rim restorations else fine
example. 4-3/4 in Diam. 3-1/8 in H. Ex London Saleroom. $2200
6495.
Egyptian Alabaster Stone Jar, Pre Dynastic Period, Ca. 2500 BC.
Thick walled vessel of acorn-shaped form having a short neck,
rounded rim and deeply recessed chamber. Earth deposits with root
marks. Size: 5-3/4"H. Minor repair to side wall. Ex. Jose
Toro collection, Chicago. Nice example. $1750 
6313
Egyptian Middle Kingdom Pottery Kohl or Unguent Vessel, Ca. 2000
BC. Nile slit rich clay vessel with globular body and ridged neck,
3¼in H. + lucite ring. Ex Hugh Stanley Russell Collection,
England, acquired ca. 1950s. $195 
5294.
Egyptian Bronze Hanging Kohl Tube, Late Period, Ca. 715 to 30
BC.Slender cast tube, flat disc rim and lug handles at sides attached
to a suspension chain. 5 inches L. 8 inches with chain. Custom
mounted. $1500