Middle Bronze Age I Tell el - Yahudiyeh ware juglet, found in Egypt but made by Jewish slaves, ca. 1800 BCE. The distinctive ware is characterized by the punctured design arranged in geometric patterns. Named after Tell el - Yahudiyeh in the Nile Delta, where W. F. Petrie first uncovered such juglets. Intact and in excellent condition. 4 1/4" high
Egyptian Quartzite Bust of god Horus, 3rd Intermediate Period, 1075 - 716 BCE. Falcon headed god wearing a tripartite wig falling to the top of the rectangular back-pillar. Bust is 6 3/4" without custom marble base. Ex: Charles Pankow collection, Indiana. In excellent condition.
Rare Egyptian Inscribed Vessel with Demotic Script, circa 500 BCE. Exterior covered with 19 lines of painted demotic script in black ink. Bulbous form, red brown pottery jar on round base. Tapered neck and wide rim. 10 3/4" high. Intact with faded script that is difficult to decipher, but otherwise in excellent condition.
Egyptian Silver Coin of Ptolemy VI Philometor, King of Egypt from 186 - 145 B.C.E during the Ptolemaic Period. Ptolemy succeeded in 180 BCE at the age of six and ruled jointly with his mother, Cleopatra I, until her death in 176 BCE The following year he married his sister, Cleopatra II. Coin circa 180 - 145 BCE. Superbly mounted as 18 Karat gold pendent. Reverse side depicts an eagle which indicated Ptolemy VI as Ruler. In excellent condition. 1" diameter
Egyptian Bronze Pectoral of the god Shu and his twin, the goddess Tefnut. He represents the dryness of the earth while she represents the moisture of the sky. Circa 4th - 2nd Century B.C.E. Missing lower portion, but otherwise in excellent condition. 3 1/4" high.
Large pottery bowl of tapering conical form. Rim topped in black with diameter of 12" with small repair to lip. Cylindrical body in red-ware with black interior. Circa 3500 - 3000 B.C.E. 9" high.
21st - 22nd Dynasty, Circa 1085 - 730 B.C.E., A mounted pale turquoise glazed composition Shabti of typical form, holding the pick and flail with a frontal panel of impressed hieroglyphs for Padi-horemheb, 'born to Statirbint' 5 5/8", also a Shabti discolored to brown, of typical form with frontal column of inscription. 5 1/2". Both in excellent condition.
Pear shaped bronze horse head with human figure surmounting horse in erotic fashion. Flared foot with two suspension loops. Wonderfully incised with upturned half-nozzle and raised flange. Circa 2nd Century BCE. 3" high x 5" long.
Depicted in the form of Harpokrates, the young Horus, the Greek god of silence and secrecy. The nude figure wearing the side-lock of youth, a uraeus on cap and right hand index finger raised to mouth. Figure seated on custom stand. Circa 30 B.C.E - 395 C.E. In excellent condition. 3 3/4" high.
Rare anthropoid terracotta lid with almond shaped eyes, defined facial features with arms crossing chest. On custom stand. Excellent condition, 18" x 11" x 5 1/2", Circa 14th - 13th Century B.C.E.
