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Reference # E1130

Title: Egyptian New Kingdom Offering Cup to Ramses II

Ca. 1550 BC - 1069 BC
Description: A very rare and great Egyptian faience votive offering cup to Ramses II. Faience is the pre-curser to glass and the Egyptians were masters of creating with faience. This small offering cup would have been given during ceremony for Ramses II. This piece is not from his tomb, it was not uncommon for Egyptians to show their respect by making offerings to great rulers. Ramses II was an ancient Egyptian king, third ruler of the 19th Dynasty, the son of Seti I. During the early part of his reign Ramses fought to regain the territory in Africa and western Asia that Egypt had held during the 16th and 15th centuries BC. His principal opponents were the Hittites, a powerful people of Asia Minor, against whom he waged a long war. The major battle of this war was fought in 1274 at Kadesh, in northern Syria, and in 1258 BC a treaty was signed whereby the contested lands were divided and Ramses agreed to marry the daughter of the Hittite king. The remaining years of his rule were distinguished by construction of such monuments as the rock-hewn temple of Abu Simbel, the great hypostyle hall in the Temple of Amon at Karnak, and the mortuary temple at Thebes, known as the Ramesseum.Egyptian artifacts are by far the most faked of all and scarabs are right at the top. All of our pieces have an unconditional guarantee of authenticity. Legal release documents included with each piece.
Condition: Perfect
Dimension: Height: 1.75 inches
Selling Price:  Sold

Reference # E1131

Title: Beautiful and Rare Limestone Sculpture of The God Bes

Ca. Late Period 747 BC - 332 BC
Description: A wonderfully rare and wonderful limestone sculpture of the God Bes. This finely detailed piece shows Bes with tongue protruding and a large headdress. Show with typical lion features and a large nude body. Remains of red paint. Bes, the Egyptian dwarf god believed to guard against evil spirits and misfortune. In contrast to the other Egyptian deities, who were usually depicted in profile, Bes was depicted full face. He was shown to be ugly and grotesque in appearance, with a large head, protruding tongue, bow legs and a bushy tail. He bore a plumed crown and wore the skin of a lion or panther. Despite his appearance, he was a beneficent deity and his appearance was meant to scare off evil spirits. He bore swords and knives to ward off evil spirits, as well as musical instruments which he used to create a din which would frighten them off. Bes aided the hippopotamus goddess Taweret in childbirth. He was originally the protective deity of the royal house of Egypt, but came to be a popular household deity throughout Egypt. Egyptian artifacts are by far the most faked of all and caution should be used when buying Egyptian pieces. All of our pieces have an unconditional guarantee of authenticity. Legal release documents included with each piece.
Condition: Minor chipping at base, else Perfect
Dimension: Height: 5.25 inches (un-mounted)
Selling Price:  Sold

Reference # E1133

Title: Beautiful Roman - Egyptian Limestone Bust of Youth

Ca. Late Period 747 BC - 332 BC
Description: Upper portion of nude male figure of slender proportions, having one arm hanging freely at side, other with elbow raised and hand on back of head. Probably part of an erotic scene, originally on his back. Sensitively carved face with hair bound by braided band or diadem. Brown patina, ex- Arte-Primitivo Gallery, New York. Comes mounded on stand. Egyptian artifacts are by far the most faked of all and caution should be used when buying Egyptian pieces. All of our pieces have an unconditional guarantee of authenticity. Legal release documents included with each piece.
Condition: Chipping at base.
Dimension: Height: 3.0 inches (un-mounted)
Selling Price:  Sold

Reference # E1135

Title: Sweet Egyptian Alabaster Offering Vessel

Ca. Late Period 747 BC - 332 BC
Description: A wonderful alabaster offering vessel. This small vessel would have been filled with an oil offering and placed at the entrance of a tomb on an offering table. Egyptian artifacts are by far the most faked of all and caution should be used when buying Egyptian pieces. All of our pieces have an unconditional guarantee of authenticity. Legal release documents included with each piece.
Condition: Perfect
Dimension: Height: 2.0 inches
Selling Price:  Sold

Reference # E1136

Title: Sweet Egyptian Granite Offering Vessel

Ca. Late Period 747 BC - 332 BC
Description: A wonderful granite offering vessel. This small vessel would have been filled with an oil offering and placed at the entrance of a tomb on an offering table. The vessel sits on four intact legs, the surface has been worked smooth. Egyptian artifacts are by far the most faked of all and caution should be used when buying Egyptian pieces. All of our pieces have an unconditional guarantee of authenticity. Legal release documents included with each piece.
Condition: Perfect
Dimension: Height: 2.25 inches Diameter: 2.0
Selling Price:  Sold

Reference # E1137

Title: Sweet Egyptian Granite Offering Vessel

Ca. Late Period 747 BC - 332 BC
Description: A wonderful granite offering vessel. This small vessel would have been filled with an oil offering and placed at the entrance of a tomb on an offering table. Egyptian artifacts are by far the most faked of all and caution should be used when buying Egyptian pieces. All of our pieces have an unconditional guarantee of authenticity. Legal release documents included with each piece.
Condition: Perfect
Dimension: Height: 1.25 inches Diameter: 2.25
Selling Price:  Sold

Reference # E1138

Title: Bronze Sculpture of The God Bes

Ca. Late Period 747 BC - 332 BC
Description: A wonderfully rare and wonderful bronze sculpture of the God Bes. This finely detailed piece shows Bes with tongue protruding and a large headdress. Show with typical lion features and a large nude body. Bes holds a musical instrument, a common theme as he would use it to scare off snakes. Mounted on marble base. Bes, the Egyptian dwarf god believed to guard against evil spirits and misfortune. In contrast to the other Egyptian deities, who were usually depicted in profile, Bes was depicted full face. He was shown to be ugly and grotesque in appearance, with a large head, protruding tongue, bow legs and a bushy tail. He bore a plumed crown and wore the skin of a lion or panther. Despite his appearance, he was a beneficent deity and his appearance was meant to scare off evil spirits. He bore swords and knives to ward off evil spirits, as well as musical instruments which he used to create a din which would frighten them off. Bes aided the hippopotamus goddess Taweret in childbirth. He was originally the protective deity of the royal house of Egypt, but came to be a popular household deity throughout Egypt. Egyptian artifacts are by far the most faked of all and caution should be used when buying Egyptian pieces. All of our pieces have an unconditional guarantee of authenticity. Legal release documents included with each piece.
Condition:  Perfect
Dimension: Height: 2.25 inches (un-mounted)
Selling Price:  Sold

Reference # E1073

Title: Egyptian Bronze Oxyrhynchus Fish

Ca. Late Period 747 BC - 332 BC
Description: Authentic ancient Egyptian Bronze Oxyrhynchus Fish (a.k.a. Nile Perch) for your consideration. The oxyrhynchus fish (an African freshwater fish; the name means "sharp nosed" in Greek) was sacred to the goddess Hathor. This splendid example dates from the Late Period and features the finely modeled body of the long nosed fish on a sled base, wearing the horns and solar crown of Hathor, surmounted by a royal uraeus (cobra), with delineated fins and tail. The eyes, once inlaid with paste glass, are now empty sockets as is typical for these ancient bronzes; the piece is surmounted by a suspension loop behind the crown, sporting a lovely mottled olive green patina. A rather large example for the type. Truly deserving of the highest Egyptian collection.
Condition: Perfect
Dimension: Length: Just under 5.0 inches
Selling Price: $2,700.00   STOLEN

Reference # E1074

Title: Museum, Faience Amulet of Dwarf God Bes

Ca. Late Period 747 BC - 332 BC
Description: Here we have a superb large ancient Egyptian turquoise faience amulet of the head of the god Bes. A grotesque figure intended to ward off poisonous snakes, scorpions, and other dangerous creatures, Bes has the face of a composite human-lion, with protruding tongue, hairy face, pug nose, with pierced ears, probably for inclusion of faience bead dangles, and surmounted by a feather headdress. This is a rather large example, and made in the very best of style. Truly deserving of the highest Egyptian collection. Pierced through the headdress for suspension. Intact and superb!
Condition: Perfect
Dimension: Height: 1 1/8 inches
Selling Price: $749.00    Sold

Reference # E1078

Title: Late Period Faience Ushabti

Ca. 747 BC - 30 BC
Description: Turquoise glazed Ushabti with false Osiris beard and detailed wig. Arms crossed with crook and frail, sack of seeds over shoulder. Deep details to face and implements. Ex-Florida Private collection, recovered in late 1800's by Mogrue Ali Hass.
Condition: Surface chipping, else Perfect
Dimension: 4.25  inches tall
Selling Price: $225.00     Sold

Reference # E1091

Title: Detailed New Kingdom Faience Ushabti

Ca. 1570 BC - 1070 BC
Description: Very bright Turquoise glazed Ushabti with false Osiris beard and detailed wig. Arms crossed with crook and frail, and very unusual sack of seeds over shoulder. Very deep and very vivid details. The implements stand out and are done very fine. The beard is very large. Ex-Florida Private collection, recovered in late 1800's by Mogrue Ali Hass.
Condition: Perfect
Dimension: 4.0  inches tall
Selling Price: $425.00   Sold

Reference # E1081

Title: Egyptian Late Period Faience Goat Amulet

Ca. Late Period 747 BC - 332 BC
Description: Here we have a very deep blue and perfect flat back amulet of a goat. Comes displayed in a glass Riker case. Ex-Florida Private collection, recovered in late 1800's by Mogrue Ali Hass.
Condition: Perfect
Dimension: Height: 7/8 inches
Selling Price: Sold

Reference # E1082

Title: Egyptian Late Period Faience Isis & Horus Amulet

Ca. Late Period 747 BC - 332 BC
Description: Here we have a small stature / amulet of Isis and her child Horus at her breast. Isis is in typical seated position wearing her headdress. Ex-Florida Private collection, recovered in late 1800's by Mogrue Ali Hass.
Condition: Minor surface chips
Dimension: Height: 1.0 inches
Selling Price: Sold

Reference # E1083

Title: Egyptian Late Period Faience Pataikos Amulet

Ca. Late Period 747 BC - 332 BC
Description: Here we have an amulet pierced for suspension of the God Pataikos. Pataikos was the dwarf God and protector from such creatures as snakes and crocodiles. Seen here in nude form. Ex-Florida Private collection, recovered in late 1800's by Mogrue Ali Hass.
Condition: Perfect
Dimension: Height: 1.0 inches
Selling Price: $195.00     Order

Reference # E1084

Title: Egyptian Late Period Faience Ptah Amulet

Ca. Late Period 747 BC - 332 BC
Description: Here we have an amulet pierced for suspension of the God Ptah. Seen here in typical pose wrapped like a mummy, skull cap and holding a combined Djed and was staff. In the Memphite theology, Ptah is the primal creator, the first of all the gods, creator of the world and all that is in it. He is not created, but simply is. Ex-Florida Private collection, recovered in late 1800's by Mogrue Ali Hass.
Condition: Perfect
Dimension: Height: 1.1/8 inches
Selling Price: $255.00     Order

Reference # E1086

Title: Egyptian Late Period Faience Wadj Amulet

Ca. Late Period 747 BC - 332 BC
Description: Here we have an amulet pierced for suspension of the Wadj or commonly referred to as a papyrus scepter. Shown here in delineated form and glazed in black to cause it to look like granite, very rare color. Ex-Florida Private collection, recovered in late 1800's by Mogrue Ali Hass.
Condition: Perfect
Dimension: Height: 1.25 inches
Selling Price: Sold

Reference # E1087

Title: Egyptian Late Period Faience Wadj Amulet

Ca. Late Period 747 BC - 332 BC
Description: Here we have faience amulet of the Wadj or commonly referred to as a papyrus scepter. Shown here in delineated form with carved details at crown, likely of basil. Ex-Florida Private collection, recovered in late 1800's by Mogrue Ali Hass.
Condition: Loop missing
Dimension: Height: 1.25 inches
Selling Price: $65.00     Sold

Reference # E1071

Title: Egyptian Late Period Faience Amulet of Theoris

Ca. Late Period 747 BC - 332 BC
Description: Here we have a very detailed blue-green faience amulet of Theoris (Tawaret), the hippopotamus goddess of childbirth and protector of women. A flat backed example, with carvings deep into the surface. Comes displayed in a glass Riker case.
Condition: Chip at base, else perfect
Dimension: Height: 1.25 inches
Selling Price: $375.00     Order

Reference # E1072

Title: Egyptian Late Period Faience Amulet of Shu

Ca. Late Period 747 BC - 332 BC
Description: Fine blue-green Faience Amulet of the God Shu. The god is represented as a kneeling male, with his hands open, arms raised (holding up the sky), and a solar disk on his head.

The embodiment of the sky. In the Ennead of Heliopolis he is the son of Atum and brother-husband of Tefnut. He was one of the first deities to be created by Atum, either from his semen or the muscus of his notrils. With Tefnut he became the father of Nut (the sky) and Seb (the earth). He raised the body of his daughter high above the earth and separated thus heaven and earth.

Condition: Surface wear, else perfect
Dimension: Heigth: 1.25 inches
Selling Price: $375.00     Order

Reference # E1055

Title: Inscribed / Translated Third Intermediate Period Faience Ushabti

Ca. 1069 BC - 747 BC
Description: Great Turquoise / Blue Faience Ushabti with false Osiris beard and detailed wig. Arms crossed with crook and frail, sack of seeds over shoulder. Wonderful, deep facial details, Inscribed lower body, a very beautiful Ushabti. Common inscription that reads "Here I am to serve (there)."  Wonderfully intact piece that displays very well. Comes with Lucite base and mounting wax.
Condition: Some loss to glaze, else Perfect
Dimension: 4.25  inches tall
Selling Price: Sold

Reference # E1056

Title: Inscribed / Translated Third Intermediate Period Faience Ushabti

Ca. 1069 BC - 747 BC
Description: Great Turquoise / Blue Faience Ushabti with false Osiris beard and detailed wig. Arms crossed with crook and frail. Wonderful, deep facial details, Inscribed lower body, a very beautiful Ushabti. Common inscription that reads "Here I am to serve (there)."  Wonderfully intact piece that displays very well. Comes with Lucite base and mounting wax.
Condition: Some loss to glaze, else Perfect
Dimension: Over 4.25  inches tall
Selling Price: Sold