Two small Egyptian artifacts, comprising amulet and other fragment, in green blue finish, largest 2.7 cm high
Ancient Egyptian Wooden Foot Fragment, New Kingdom
An ancient Egyptian wooden foot fragment, New Kingdom. Length 6 cm. Provenance: Mossgreen Auctions, Fine Australian & international Art & Antiques, 22 November 2009, lot 290. Contents of Swanton, Sutton Forest
Egyptian Sarcophagus Panel Fragment with Goddesses and Hieroglyphics
A large Egyptian wooden sarcophagus panel fragment, late period, 525-332 B.C, the upper portion of the fragment shows the outstretched wings of the goddess Mut; the lower portion shows the image of an unidentified goddess; the hieroglyphic text reads…
Egyptian Artifacts: Ushabti, Scarab, Pharaoh Head & Fragments
Egyptian artefacts, a turquoise blue Ushabti standing upright & four painted fragments, a 20th century carved steatite scarab and a carved head of a Pharaoh with a dorsal pillar, [7], height 14 cm, width 15 cm
Egyptian Mummy Relics from WWI Soldier's Estate
Quantity Mummy Bandages & Shroud material. Small piece of bone stained with pitch together with the pitch used for its mummification, & fragments of pottery, glass & alabaster. Purchased in London from the estate of a British soldier who had been in Egypt…
Egyptian Fragment Replica from Louvre Museum
A French plaster replica of an original Egyptian fragment. The original fragment displayed at the Louvre, 56.5 cm high, 68 cm wide, 9 cm deep. Provenance: this model was part of a limited release by the Louvre and bears its zinc seal to the right hand…
Ancient Egyptian Cartonnage with Anubis and Greek Stone Head
A fragment of ancient Egyptian cartonnage, from an Egyptian mummy case made of tightly fitting layers of linen or papyrus glued together, decorated with the god Anubis (the god of embalming and the dead), approximate date after 300 B.C., overpainted at a…
An Egyptian slate fragment carved with Horus, the falcon god and hieroglyphs, New Kingdom style but later, 8 cm high, 10 cm wide, display stand
Egyptian Hippopotamus Figurine, Middle Kingdom
An Egyptian blue glazed faience fragment figure of a hippopotamus, Middle Kingdom, 21st/19th century BC, 8 cm high
Egyptian Turquoise Glazed Shabti Fragments with Wooden Base
Two Egyptian turquoise glazed faience Shabti fragments, late Period to Ptolemaic, 700-300BC, 8 & 6 cm high and wooden base
New Kingdom Cartonnage Fragments in Display Frame
Egyptian fragments of painted cartonnage from a sarcophagus, New Kingdom period, 1550-1070 B.C; various dimensions, in glazed display frame. Provenance: B.C. Galleries, Sydney
Egyptian Oryx Sacrifice Wall Relief
An Egyptian wall relief fragment carved in low relief featuring a sacrificial Oryx, residual gesso mounted on black perspex and wood the fragment 36.5 cm x 38 cm
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