ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FROG HEKET WITH SWAN

Egyptian: Ptolomeic Pre AD 1000: item #906824
GD-404

Here you find an ancient egyptian bronze figure of the goddess heket with a swan on her head. Two styles from the Egyptian and Greek period integrated into one figure. Therefore dates to the Ptolemaic period. (Zeus came to Leda in the form of a swan in Greek mythology).Unfortunately more detailed than the picture portrays. Measures 3 inches wide.

Provenance: Collected by Gustave Jéquier (1868-1946) ... Click for details

ANCIENT EGYPTIAN BRONZE STAND FRAGMENT - FURNITURE

Egyptian: Ptolomeic Pre AD 1000: item #906818
GD-403

Ancient bronze fragment of a stand. It dates circa to the Ptolemaic period. Elegant design and style! Measures 3.5 inches in lenght.

Provenance: Collected by Gustave Jéquier (1868-1946)

2 EGYPTIAN TERRACOTTAS OF HARPOKRATES - Gustave Jequier

Egyptian: Ptolomeic Pre AD 1000: item #906773
GD-400

EGYPTIAN TERRACOTTA FIGURE OF HARPOKRATES

LATE PERIOD TO PTOLEMAIC PERIOD, 664-30 B.C

Here you find a lovely terracotta figure of the god Harpocrates, wearing the crown of Upper and Lower Egypt. This figure also has his left hand in a pot, like the cornucopia a symbol of abundance. These terracotta clay figures were often placed in ... Click for details

Egyptian Cartonnage Feet! Ca. 300 B.C. - 100 A.D.

Egyptian: Ptolomeic Pre AD 1000: item #899320
GF100

Relics of the Nile is pleased to present this nice pair of Egyptian cartonnage feet. These nicely designed cartonnage pieces once adorned the soles of the mummy's feet and formed the base of shoes that would be worn in the afterlife. This particular pair features colors of blue and yellow and remain in excellent condition with some loss to the upper-right corner on one piece. The papyrus base for the cartonnage is seen beneath the original pigment. A nice display. Egyptian, Greco-Roman peri... Click for details

TWO EGYPTIAN TERRACOTTA HEADS Gustave Jequier 1868-1946

Egyptian: Ptolomeic Pre AD 1000: item #894049
GD-381

ANCIENT EGYPTIAN TERRACOTTA HEADS

LATE PERIOD TO PTOLEMAIC PERIOD, 664-30 B.C.

Two small terracotta heads, one wearing an Atef crown and the other wearing a Pschent (crown of Upper and Lower Egypt). Smaller one is intact and measures 2.25" inches. The large repaired from a few fragments and measures 3.5" inches . ... Click for details

Beuatifully Preserved Ancient Egyptian Ibis Mummy!!!

Egyptian: Ptolomeic Pre AD 1000: item #887595
EA-40709a

This is a fantastic item. It's a perfectly-preserved ancient Egyptian mummified Ibis. Mummified in typical technique, this bird would have originally have been placed in a large, clay vessel as a votive offering. Dates to the Ptolemaic Period in Egyptian history, circa 300 BCE.

Measures 12" in length.

Condition: perfectly preserved. All origina... Click for details

EGYPTIAN TERRACOTTA FIGURE OF AN IBIS

Egyptian: Ptolomeic Pre AD 1000: item #884792
GD-373

EGYPTIAN TERRACOTTA FIGURE OF AN IBIS.

LATE PERIOD TO PTOLEMAIC PERIOD, 664-30 B.C

Here you find a lovely grey terracotta statue of a seated Ibis. Has large downward curving beak, also wearing a solar disc crown. Trace of white slip remaining. Measures 5.6 inches in height. ... Click for details

GREEN FAIENCE NEW YEAR FLASK FROM EGYPT

Egyptian: Ptolomeic Pre AD 1000: item #882754
W30a

Green faience New Year Flask with relief decorations of Horus eyes and lotus flowers. Egypt, Ptolemaic Period, 330-33BC. In excellent condition, intact. 5x3.5cm.

Classical Ancient Egyptian Ptolemaic Cartonnage

Egyptian: Ptolomeic Pre AD 1000: item #878792
SE-21809a

For your consideration is this lovely ancient Egyptian Ptolemaic Period cartonnage. This piece dates to approximately 300 BC.

Condition: Excellent. Some cracks stabilized in three small areas, but otherwise all original and excellent.

Measures 16" tall.

Provenance pr... Click for details

Lovely Ancient Egyptian Ptolemaic Gold Gilt Cartonnage

Egyptian: Ptolomeic Pre AD 1000: item #878789
SE-21809c

For your consideration is this lovely ancient Egyptian Ptolemaic Period cartonnage. This piece dates to approximately 300 BC.

Painted with a rich, blue malachite to finish the wig, this peice displays wonderfully. The face is gilt with a rich, smooth texture. Condition: Excellent. Unrestored and all original, with some wear around the edges, but otherwise perfect! A Museum-level piece that is worthy of any fine collec... Click for details