COPTIC TUNIC INSERTS, 4TH C

A large portion of a Coptic tunic, Egypt, c. 4th – 5th Century AD, linen and wool, with hemmed neck or under arm slit above a long intricate band decorated with alternating geometric devices. Below

A group of Coptic linen textile fragments including a large swatch, likely part of a tunic, c. 2nd-4th Century AD, with embroidered areas containing human and animal figures as well as geometric and f

A large Egyptian papyrus fragment with Coptic script, c. 4th - 6th Century AD, with 23 partial lines of semi-cursive script on one side, and 2 lines on the opposite side along with some symbols. The t

Egypt; Coptic Period, c. 4th- 6th century AD Made of bronze with circular embedments of a different metal. Unusual. Dimensions 7/8" (2.2 cm) Provenance: Provenance: The John J. Slocum Collection M

Ancient Egyptian 4th - 9th Century Tunic Coptic Linen, Egyptian, 4th - 9th Century, heavy woven linen square (29cm x 29cm) with stitched on square section (23cm x 23cm) with black border, leaf design

A lot of 10 Coptic textile fragments, c. 4th - 7th Century AD, with various patterns, many with vibrant color, represented. Largest L: 7 3/5 in (19.3cm), H: 3 ¾ in (9.5cm). Ex estate of a former rest

A lot of 2 Coptic textiles, Egypt, c.4th – 6th Century AD, decorated with stylized human figures, animals and floral elements, the larger swatch featuring a pair of standing figures to either side o

Egypt; Late Period (716-30BC)-Coptic Periods, c. 3-4th century AD A small pierced wedjat eye, a tubular bead of hourglass form, a teardrop shaped bead, and a cross with loop on back. Dimensions larges

Egypt; Roman/Coptic Period, c. 2nd- 4th century AD The earliest form of Paleo-Christian symbolic image of Christ on the cross. The staurogram predates the Chi-Rho image. It instead combines the Rho an

A framed embroidered fragment from a Coptic textile, Roman Egypt, c. 4th - 6th Century AD, with two deep red horizontal bands, each containing stylized animals and floral elements. 8 1/2 in x 4 in. Fr

A nicely framed swatch from a Coptic textile, Roman Egypt, c. 4th - 5th Century AD, with two horizontal bands, each containing a running feline. 10 in x 7 in. Framed and ready to hang. Ex Massachusett

A nicely framed swatch from a Coptic textile, Roman Egypt, c. 4th - 5th Century AD, with two horizontal bands, each containing a running feline. 10 in x 7 in. Framed and ready to hang. Ex Massachusett

A Coptic Textile Clavus Panel From A Tunic, 6th-8th C. CE. The broad vertical band decorated with pairs of dancing figures, interspersed with medallions containing six figures, a roaring lion, and a f

Lot of Coptic textiles, 4th to 5th centuries, produced by the Copts, largest piece measures 9" x 11"; includes book "Coptic Textiles" by Ludmila Kybalova, 1967, heavily illustrated. Provenance: From a

Egyptian Coptic textile tabula with hunting scenes, 4th/5th C. CE. Provenance: Christie's, Lot 268, 4/12/2000. Size: 8.75'' x 7.75'', 22 x 20 cm (textile); 15'' x 15'', 38 x 38 cm (frame). Ex. Roger H

A framed group of three Coptic textiles fragments, Roman Egypt, c. 4th - 6th Century AD, each with geometric or stylized flora and fauna in dark brown. They are 4 in high and 2-1/2 in to 3-3/4 in wide

c.6th-7th century AD. A group of two rectangular fragments of tunic decoration comprising: a double-weave fabric in shades of brown, with a repeat pattern design within two borders and patterned edges

Ancient Byzantine Egyptian Coptic culture limestone relief, circa 4th to 7th century C.E., deeply carved in high relief with a naked boy leaning behind a foliate branch, raised on Lucite stand. Relief

A pair of Coptic textile fragments, Roman/Byzantine Egypt, c. 4th - 7th Century AD, in linen and wool, the larger with three registers, two containing standing human figures and the third a horned ant

**Originally Listed At $2250** Egypt, Coptic, ca. 4th to 5th century CE. A fine example of a Coptic textile garment, this tunic presents a decorative border around the sleeves, shoulders, and collar o

Ancient Coptic (or possibly late Roman or Byzantine) olive green glass disk, ca. 4th century C.E. With broad, flattened body and short vertical rim. 5 3/4" diameter.

A framed Coptic textile fragment,Roman Egypt, c. 3rd - 4th Century AD, with a medallion, at center a seated man offers an uncertain object to a bear-like animal which sits across, a fish above. Around

Egypt; Ptolemaic or Coptic Period, c. 3rd century BC- 4th century AD A massive discoid weight, probably basalt, with two carved letters, inlaid with silver (?), either Greek (itoa/epsilon) or Coptic L

A choice Roman blue glass counter with soldiers, c. 1st - 4th Century AD, the armored combatants wearing short tunics and brandish shields and spears. Remarkably well-detailed with rich blue transluce