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Coffin of Lady Tashat, 945-712 BCE

Ancient Egyptian

G250

Ptolomaic Period. Torso, inscribed later with the titles of Roman Emperor Commodus (reigned: 180-192 A.D.) inscription of left side.

Striding figure, 300-30 BCE

Ancient Egyptian

G250

Head and shoulder of a pharaoh, wearing headgear; black and tan flecked marble; has own mount

Portrait of Pharaoh Amenhotep III, 1391-1353 BCE

Ancient Egyptian

G250

Door Panel, Mamluk dynasty, wood carved with geometric and arabesque patterns, inlaid with ivory. Panel has modern mount and is set in seperate base which has four small decorative wood panels inset. Remounted 1984.

Door Panel, 14th century

Egypt

G242

False door in the name of Iry-en-Akhet whose "beautiful name" is Iry.

False door, about 2400 BCE

Ancient Egyptian

G250

seated male baboon with its front paws on its knees and its tail wrapped along the PR side of its body; turquoise blue

Baboon (Moon God Thoth), 7th - 6th century BCE

Ancient Egyptian

G250

curved; each clapper in the shape of a thin human arm and hand with long, thin fingers; incised bracelets at each wrist with linear patterns; ivory colored with some tan spotting

Pair of clappers, about 1550-1292 BCE

Ancient Egyptian

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tall, conical shaped vessel with slightly inward-turning shoulder and outward-flaring lip rim; white alabaster; black metal mount

Jar, c. 1600 BCE

Ancient Egyptian

G236

bronze hollow cast in the lost wax process, representing the goddess Isis in a striding attitude

Goddess Isis, 1st century

Ancient Egyptian

G250

X-ray of Lady Tashat is at column in Paintings racks in MS

Cartonnage of Lady Tashat, 945-712 BCE

Ancient Egyptian

G250

Model boat containing 18 figures

Model Boat and Figures, 22nd-18th century BCE

Ancient Egyptian

G250

wearing the Atef crown, in seated posture

God Horus (Harpocrates), 644-30 BCE

Ancient Egyptian

G250

Goddess Isis holding the infant Horus on her knee

Goddess Isis, c. 664 BCE - 30 CE

Ancient Egyptian

G250

broad collar of blue faience beads, an extraordinarily large example of funerary jewelry typical of the middle kingdom; blue glazed faience. Both heads generally cracked and chipped at beak.

Broad collar, 2040-1783 BCE

Ancient Egyptian

G254

headrest with fluted column on rectangular base; column supports curved oval element on top of smaller rectangle (oval and rectangle are carved from one piece of wood); two wooden pins on one side one on base and one on smaller rectangle

Headrest, c. 2635-2155 BCE

Ancient Egyptian

G254

God Bes; incised details; pierced in four places for suspension; polished

Bes Amulet, 1567-525 BCE

Ancient Egyptian

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Servant model, red white and black; Group of 3 Figures (depicts slaughtering), wood,Egyptian Dynasty X-XII cat. card dims L. 18', W. 20', H. 12-1/4'

Funerary Piece, 22nd-18th century BCE

Ancient Egyptian

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Amulet, faience, Egyptian, Ptolemaic, century? cat. card dims H. 2-5/16', W. 7/8' Same God as 16.112. blue, pierced piece on back for suspension. one of the children of the deities, Ptah and Bast One of the children of the dieties, Ptah and Bast

Pataikos, 664-30 BCE

Ancient Egyptian

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Paddle, wood, Egyptian, X-XII Dynasty cat. card dims L. 23-13/16', W. 2-7/8' black stripes, used with a small boat, polychromed wood, red and black stripes.

Oar, 22nd-18th century BCE

Ancient Egyptian

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Signet scarab, faience, Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty cat. card dims L. 13/16', W. 9/16' Bright blue, incised, symmetrical design, wing cases not indicated, the deep undercutting was practiced in Dynasty XVIII.

Scarab, 1567-1320 BCE

Ancient Egyptian

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Granite Pillars Built by Tuthmosis III, 19th century

Antonio Beato

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Scarab beads, basalt, rear R chipped. Pierced for suspension.

Scarab, 945-930 BCE

Ancient Egyptian

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fragment of football-shaped design; organic motifs; dark brown on tan. The piece is sewn on a cotton fabric.

Textile Fragment, Date Unknown

Coptic

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black bordered panel with ornate silver, gold and metallic embroidery; silver and gold discs; background consists of green, red, coral and gold segments delineated with gold thread embroidery

Panel, 20th century

Egypt

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elaborately embroidered dress with a variety of stitches used to create a wide front panel of geometric designs; colors include red, blue, green, yellow, purple and black on an off-white ground; sleeve cuffs and shoulders also embroidered

Wedding dress, 2000-2001

Bedouin

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pink cotton pillow cover with cross stitch embroidery; motifs include birds, flowers and leaves in red, blue, green, orange, yellow and brown; pink zipper closure on back; green flower motif, left edge center, is a different shade of green than all of the other green motifs

Pillow cover, one of a pair, 20th century

Bedouin

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red dress with black, green and pale yellow embroidery around neckline in front and in a panel down center front; sleeves embroidered in a band near cuff; chain stitch embroidery

Galabya (dress), 2000-2001

Bedouin

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black fringed shawl; triangular shape; black fringe on two edges; wide band of cross stitch embroidery in reds with blue and yellow accents along fringed edges; four cross-shaped motifs in center area of shawl

Copyright of the artist%2C artist%27s estate%2C or assignees

Shawl or head cover, March 2001

Om Mohamed

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black velvet background; metallic gold peacock in foreground; decorative archway at top in gold thread with gold border on four sides; border and archway with floral motifs

Cerma, 1970

Egypt

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embroidered vest; black with yellow, orange, red, blue, green, wine and pink flower-like geometric cross stitch embroidery covering entire front in horizontal stripes; back has two rows of embroidery at bottom edge

Vest, 2000-2001

Bedouin

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pink cotton pillow cover with cross stitch embroidery; motifs include birds, flowers and leaves in red, blue, green, orange, yellow and brown; white zipper closure on back

Pillow cover, one of a pair, 20th century

Bedouin

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four braided tassels attached, at "top", of various widths; one divides into three narrow strands; each of the braids has multiple tassels and white mother-of-pearl buttons; green and orange

Tassel, 1950

Siwa Oasis

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black polyester with assorted patterns of vertical embroidery in gold, red, green and rust; approx. 4" tassels in same colors--on 2 sides, equally spaced--on bottom, in clusters; some off-white tassels may be cotton

Shawl, c. 1950

Ancient Egyptian

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sheer dark cream-colored ground; large oval with scrolling vine, leaf-like and center flower designs in gold and silver with beads

Bed cover, c. 1970

Egypt

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mustard yellow; long sleeves; rounded neck with hook at back of neck; cuffs, bib and front of skirt embroidered in cross stitches of white, green and red in star/ flower design Textiles-Surface Ornamentation-Needlework

Hodah or galabyia (woman's dress), late 19th century

Ancient Egyptian

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black velvet; stitched in gold with pair of large birds perched on a crown flanking pair of small birds; small bird pairs in top corners; embellished with sequins, beads and rhinestones

Cerma (wall hanging), c. 1970

Egypt

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standing man wearing a dark suit, with his hands held behind him, in LRQ, looking a pyramid

%C2%A9 David Burnett

Sadat at the Pyramids at Giza, 1977

David Burnett

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long-necked cosmetic vessel with tear-shaped body, glass, Roman/ Egypt

Vessel, 1st-5th century

Roman Egyptian

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Labourour Fellaheen, 19th century

Zangaki

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Untitled [Egypt], 19th century

Zangaki

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white ground with outlines of six female figures and birds; dark purple, black, pink, green and yellow; unframed

%C2%A9 Ghada Amer %2F Artists Rights Society %28ARS%29%2C NY

LES FLĂ‚NEUSES, 2008

Ghada Amer

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Latin Cross placed in front of wreath. Secondary design of alternating rosettes and leaf forms along vertical edges. Woven in Egypt about 5-6th century for church use, possibly as a sanctuary curtain. Plain weave with tapestry patterning. Pall with a Latin Cross. Woven fabric

Curtain, 5th-6th century

Coptic

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Architectural fragment bearing inscription of the names and titles of King Apries

Architectural fragment, 588-568 BCE

Ancient Egyptian

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Funerary mask, polychromed stucco (plaster)

Funerary Mask of a Young Woman, 2nd century

Ancient Egyptian

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the creator, (the potter) in a seated attitude with ram's head and wearing the Atef crown. hollow cast figure representing the ram-headed god Khum, the deity of the Elephantine

Figure of the god Khum, c. 664 BCE - 30 CE

Ancient Egyptian

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Horus eye green; elaborate detail and mosaic work; two rings on edge for suspension; a beautiful piece of work - finer detail than in 279; alabaster and red jasper, at least, the real stone and not glass imitation some inlays fallen out; lavender glass below eye Udjat: Eye of Horus (Eye of Ra); green faience with red jasper and alabaster with lavendar glass inlay beneath eye

Udjat Eye of Ra, 1297-1185 BCE

Ancient Egyptian

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Text from Sura 37 and Title and Text from Sura 38. Four vertical paper pages with 12 lines of Neskhi writing to the regular page. Consonants, diacritical marks, vowels, reading marks in black, only the words 'Glory be to the Lord' or just 'Glory', 'God' in gold. The page (with decorative chapter heading) starts with the Sura 37 verse 177 and ends at verse 6 of Sura 38. The chapter heading says 'Sura Sad(which is a letter of the alphabet, and the character with which the actual sura starts) eighty-six verses of Mekkan origin'. The first of the predeeding page starts wit Sura 37, verse 99 and the text is continuous. On the second page a decorarive marginal disc indicates the begining of a section for the daily reading portion. The decorative frontispiece and four leaves with chapter headings are in the Freer Gallery of Art (30.55-59).

Page from the Koran, c. 1350

Egypt

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Page from a Scientific Treatise, late 14th century

Egypt

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God Harsiesis, bronze, black, Egyptian, Ptolemaic; walking, right hand raised to chin, lock of hair over right ear, crowned with double crown of the two lands and uraeus, inscription on pedestal, figure nude, amulet suspended from neck,

God Harsiesis, c. 664 BCE - 30 CE

Ancient Egyptian

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Figure of a ram; part of a lintel or altar, depicting Christ as sacrificial lamb.

Figure of a ram, 5th century

Graeco-Egyptian

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Third Intermediate Period. Fragment of the funerary papyrus of the Priest of Amon, Jekhonsefonkh: There are two scenes, both perhaps incomplete. The accompanying text is lost. A: At the right of the fragment is the god Osiris, a mummiform figure, enthroned, wearing the white crown of Upper Egypt and carrying his usual attributes, a scepter in the form of the shepherd's crook and the whip. Above is a legend of three vertical lines reading in order from right to left: "May Osiris, Lord of Eternity, First of the Westerners (i.e. the beatified dead) grant a nysut dy hotep (funerary offerings; literally "an offering which the king gives"). Before the god are numerous offerings, among which one may distinguish loaves of bread, a bunch of onions, a cut of meat, grapes and lotus flowers. Standing before the god and holding a jar of milk (to judge by the form of the jar--that regularly used to contain milk and used as a hieroglyph--"milk") is the deceased, the person for whose benefit the papyrus was inscribed and decorated and in whose tomb it was preserved to modern times. His head is shorn as befitted a priest and he wears an elaborate costume of thin, white linen. Above in the legend, read from left to right: "the wab-priest-in-front-of-Amon, Jekhonsefonkh, beatified." B: At the right of the left-hand scene, Jekhonsefonkh is seen again; one hand is held by a lioness-headed goddess, who turns to look into his face, his other hand is raised in the ritualistic gesture expressing adoration. The identifying legend above the priest's figure is the same as in A. The goddess is not named and may be any one of a number of lioness-headed divinities of whom the most important is Sekhmet. Apparently the goddess is presenting the deceased to an assembly of the weird beings who people the Netherworld. Unfortunately, for the most part, their names are not recorded; instead, in every available space, Osiris, Lord of Eternity, etc. (various epithets) is called on "to grant funerary offerings."

Funerary papyrus, 1070-712 BCE

Ancient Egyptian

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jackal-headed god Anubis, bronze, Egyptian, XVII Dynasty; green patina; eyes, mouth, fingers, toes, hair of ears, strands of wig, vertical folds of short kilt, horizontal folds of the kilt-pendant, all rendered by incised lines; solid casting; body heavy and solid but head rather expressive

Figure of god Anubis, 712-664 BCE

Ancient Egyptian

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statuette, of ibis-headed god, seated, wears wig and atef crown. Thoth of Hermapolis was known as the scribe of the gods and the god of wisdom. The Ibis was sacred to him.

Thoth, c. 644 BCE - 30 CE

Ancient Egyptian

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Dull, dark green glaze. Inscription: "An offering which the king gives--set of Ombos, may he grant funerary offerings of bread, beer, beef, and fowl for the ka of the Guardian of the House (iry t), . . . another title . . ., Rensenb, beatified.

Scarab, 1991-1786 BCE

Ancient Egyptian

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Unglazed steatite; figure of Bes, front view, between two apes in profile, with arms raised in adoration of Thutmose III (Acc. # 16.220). Former Classification: Seal

Scarab, 1567-1085 BCE

Ancient Egyptian

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Spatula or Chisel, bronze, Egyptian, Ptolemic century? cat. card dims L. 3', W. 5/8'

Spatula, 300-30 BCE

Ancient Egyptian

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portfeuille, flat purse, designed for men's use primarily; made of dark green silk mounted on stiff cardboard frame amd elaborately embroidered in gold inscription in Arabic just under flap of purse

Portfeuille, 19th-20th century

Egypt

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Vase, glass, deep clear blue bottle with crude diamond forms at corners continued into short legs, small cylindrical neck enlarges to hexagonal deep rim, color hidden largely by irridescence, Egyptian, century? cat. card dims H. 2'. Cosmetic vessel; deep blue irridescent cut glass

Vessel, 1st-4th century

Ancient Egyptian or Coptic

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Necklace, glass beads, Egyptian, I-V Century A.D. no dims on cat. card; NUMERICAL CAT. CARD MISSING; unnumbered. String of 17 thick cylindrical beads; glass.

Necklace, 1st-5th century

Ancient Egyptian

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Vessel in shape of Pine Cone, ceramic, Egyptian n.d. cat. card dims 4-3/4 x 3-3/4'

Vessel in the shape of a Pine Cone, Date Unknown

Ancient Egyptian

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Scarab, faience beads, front R/rear L damaged. Blue-glazed; edges broken at front right and rear left sides.

Scarab, 945-930 BCE

Ancient Egyptian

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Multi-colored glazed faience with attached shawabati overseer figure

Necklace, 530-525 BCE

Ancient Egyptian

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Chipped at left, rear edge

Scarab, Date Unknown

Ancient Egyptian

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Head of a Young Pharoah (Sculptor's Model), 1st century BCE

Ancient Egyptian

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figure of a cat, bronze

Cat sculpture, 1st-5th century

Roman Egyptian

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Ptah Amulet, faience, Egyptian, century? cat. card dims H. 1-3/8'; NO PHOTO ON CAT. CARDS Turquoise colored faience, pierced for suspension

Ptah amulet, Date Unknown

Ancient Egyptian

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Canopic Deity, faience, glazed and painted faience, pierced at ankle for suspension, figurene of Jackel-headed deity Duamutef, guardian of the viscera of the deceased and of canopic jars. Son of Horus

Canopic Deity, 736-341 BCE

Ancient Egyptian

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Scarab, 945-930 BCE

Ancient Egyptian

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Canopic Deity, faience, glazed and pianted faience, pierced at ankle for suspension, figurine of Dog headed deity Hapy, guardian of the viscera of the deceased and of canopic jars, son of Horus

Canopic Deity, 736-341 BCE

Ancient Egyptian

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Scarab, 1580-945 BCE

Ancient Egyptian

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Scarab, blue-green stone, pierced for suspension

Scarab, Date Unknown

Ancient Egyptian

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Sarcophagus head, 13th-11th century BCE

Ancient Egyptian

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One of a pair of water bottles, spherical body with long straight neck. Four bands of narrow ornament on neck. Cover.

Water Bottle, one of a pair, 19th century

Egyptian

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piece of gold silk, small embroidered motifs in gold plated silver

Piece of gold silk, 19th-20th century

Ancient Egyptian

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incised details and plinth at back; lapis lazuli with modern gold setting at base

Figure of Thoth, 1567-1085 BCE

Ancient Egyptian

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Ushabati holding hoe in each hand, yoke laid across hands, basket for grain hanging at each end of yoke. Inscription in horizontal rows. 'To illuminate the Osiris Rames'(Ramses?) He says Ushabati - - 'The conventional formula, well cut. A very good Ushabati, probably of XVIII or XIX Dynasty. 'RA-MOSE' H. 10-1/4 in. carries two hoes and bar with bags of grain He does farm work for death.

Ushabti, c. 1580-1214 BCE

Ancient Egyptian

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unnamed (long narrow object), ivory, Egyptian, century? cat. card dims L. 3-1/4', W. 7/8'; object is cracked with loose piece needing repair. Object of unknown use, with flat oval end and open-work handle.

Long narrow object, Date Unknown

Ancient Egyptian

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Vase, glass, Egyptian, century? cat. card dims H. 3-3/4'; object number needs reapplication. Cosmetic vessel; pale yellow-green blown glass

Vase, 30 BCE - 364 CE

Ancient Egyptian

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Cosmetic vessel; purple and white blown glass. Neck broken.

Vase fragment, 30 BCE - 364 CE

Ancient Egyptian

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string of small spherical beads, gold

Bead necklace, 22nd-18th century BCE

Ancient Egyptian

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Robe of thin white cotton material striped with white silk and ornamented with small diamond shapes worked in tinsel and finished at neck and sleeve openings with borders of the same material.

Robe, 20th century

Egypt

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Necklace, beads (medium?), Egyptian; large bead L. 1-3/8' W. 3/4'; unnumbered Necklace of 64 patterened beads interspersed with lapis lazuli and other beads; large flattened lapis lazuli bead at the center.

Necklace, 1st-5th century

Ancient Egyptian

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Beads on a Pin, metal, glass, ceramic, 7 beads total. Faience, gold foil and amethyst, L. 1-3/4 in. Beads are in the form of rings with a faience bell shaped bead on the bottom.

Beads on a pin, 945-930 BCE

Ancient Egyptian

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Various colored faience and stone beads of an amuletic nature.

Necklace, Date Unknown

Ancient Egyptian

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Scarab, green stone, pierced for suspension.

Scarab, Date Unknown

Ancient Egyptian

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Necklace, Date Unknown

Ancient Egyptian

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Water bottle, one of a pair, spherical body with long straight neck. Four bands of narrow ornament on neck. Cover.

Water Bottle, one of a pair, 19th century

Egyptian

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Necklace, faience; unnumbered; necklace of 31 beads with 31 beads with greenish-blue glaze, large melon-shaped bead at center and each bead separated by small disk beads.

Necklace, 1567-1085 BCE

Ancient Egyptian

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Scarab Stamp, steatite, Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty cat. card dims H. 1/2' ; The glaze has partially worn off; device a standing figure of the King facing right; a sign of life is in his lowered right hand; each side of the King's figure is a vertically placed cartouche continuing the name 'Men-kheper-re' = Thutmose III. Signet scarab; standing figure of Thutmose III; cartouche on either side bearding his name; steatite with green glaze.

Scarab, 1504-1450 BCE

Ancient Egyptian

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gold of honor necklace; shperical beads, gold

Bead necklace, 22nd -18th century BCE

Ancient Egyptian

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Bust of Queen Nefertete, colored, facsimile of painted limestone portrait head in the Neues Museum in Berlin.; Original of this bust was found in the studio of the sculptor Thutmose at Tell el Amarna, in 1912; attached plaster base looks like wood.;

Bust of Nefertete, early 20th century

Ancient Egyptian

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Tweezers, bronze, Egyptian, Ptolemaic, century? cat. card dims L. 2-15/16', W. 5/16'

Tweezers, 300-30 BCE

Ancient Egyptian

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Canopic Deity, faience, glazed and painted faience, pierced ankle suspension, figurene of Falcon-headed deity Qebehsenuf guardian of the viscera of the deceased and of the canopic jars.

Canopic Deity, 736-341 BCE

Ancient Egyptian

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Necklace, Date Unknown

Ancient Egyptian

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head, ceramic

Head of a nubian man, 1st-4th century

Roman Egyptian

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Panel showing an Slaves bringing sacrifices of Wine and Bread, 19th century

Ancient Egyptian

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String of Venetian glass beads, including many white cylindrical beads with longitudinal black stripes, 'Egyptian', modern.

String of Beads, 20th century

Ancient Egyptian

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square perfume vessel, cat. card dims H. 2-1/4'

Perfume vessel, 1st-5th century

Roman Egyptian

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Mace Head Disk, stone, Egyptian, century? cat. card dims H. 7/8', D. 3' shallow conical, with opening in center; possibly a vase stand, black and white stone. Black and white alabaster.

Disk, 1567-1085 BCE

Ancient Egyptian

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Scarab, steatite, Egyptian, Hyksos Period, century? cat. card dims H. 5/8', W. 7/8' steatite with pale green glaze. Heiroglyphs: truth and the two lands; unknown animal.

Scarab, 1786-1567 BCE

Ancient Egyptian

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