Egyptian Bichrome Offering Bowl, Dynasty 21st

Egyptian Faience Offering Cup with Royal Cartouche, 21st Dynasty, c. 1085-935 B.C.Of superb turquoise glaze, inscribed in underglaze black with the royal cartouche of Psusennes I (at Tanis) and a vert

Ancient Egypt, Third Intermediate to Late Dynastic Period, 21st to 31st Dynasty, ca. 1069 to 332 BCE. A stunning modeled offering with a flat, rectangular tray and ten conical cups with discoid bases

Ancient Egypt, Old Kingdom, 3rd to 6th Dynasty, ca. 2686 to 2181 BCE. A hand-carved banded alabaster bowl with a thick circular base, gradually-expanding walls, a rounded rim, and a shallow basin with

Ancient Egypt, Old Kingdom, 3rd to 6th Dynasty, ca. 2686 to 2181 BCE. A hand-carved banded alabaster bowl with a thick circular base, gradually expanding walls, a rounded rim, and a shallow basin with

Ca. 1550-1070 BC - New Kingdom. No major chips, cracks or repairs. Has much age and surface wear as shown, especially at the points of internal matrix. See photos. RARE larger size.

An ancient Egyptian 21st Dynasty style turquoise faience ushabti featuring a remarkable artifact that reflects the rich funerary practices and beliefs of ancient Egypt. Ushabtis were funerary figurine

Chinese Painted Soft Stone Figure of a Monk Holding an Offering Bowl , probably Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), overall yellow glaze, h.7 1/2 in., wood stand, overall h. 9 1/2 in

An ancient Egyptian Greywacke bowl, later 2nd Dynasty, circa 2750 - 2649 B.C.Elegantly shaped and precisely ground bowl with a flat base, a flat, conical upward wall and a slightly indented edge. A st

Egypt, New Kingdom, 1570 to 1070 BCE. This is a gorgeous example of an alabaster offering bowl with some red vein details. The alabaster is so fine that light passes through it in several areas. There

Ancient Egyptian Offering Cup for Ramesses III 20th Dynasty ca. 1190 to 1150 BC. Size Height 2 inches (5 centimeters) Diameter at rim: 1.5 inches (3.8 cm). the cylindrical form tapering towards the ba

ANCIENT EGYPTIAN BUFF GLAZE USHABTI, 21st Dynasty, circa 1000 B.C. Hieroglyphical inscriptions: "Tgent=Ast" - H: 4 in.

An Egyptian Diorite Bowl Old Kingdom, 5th-6th Dynasty, 2465-2150 B.C. Width 4 inches (10.16 cm). Property from a New England Collection Provenance: Private Collection, United Kingdom, 1970s.

An Egyptian 3rd Intermediate bicolor faience ushabti, 21st Dynasty, c. 1075 – 945 BC, mummiform, wearing striated wig, arms folded across chest, hands holding hoes, basket at center of back and vert

An Egyptian turquoise glazed faience bowl New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty, circa 1550-1292 B.C. The interior decorated in added black with two pairs of tilapia fish feeding on lotus buds, with further lotu

A FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN ‘DAOIST LANDSCAPE’ OFFERING BOWL OR STEMP CUP CHINA, LATE QING DYNASTY, LATE 19TH CENTURY Of octofoil shape, it rests on a tall spread foot. It is finely painted i

Qing Dynasty Wooden Silver-coated Enamel and Colored Silver Filigree Offering Bowl

Ming Dynasty, cloisonne enamelled flowers and waves interior and exterior. Diameter 12cm, Height 6cm

17th century, Late Ming dynasty. Decorated blue ground, lotus and branches pattern. Cloud encircled foot. Diameter 12cm Height 6cmGood condition Provenance: Private collection of Nottingham

Ming Dynasty, 1368-1644 A.D. A glazed ceramic offering stand composed of two openwork discs on four round-section legs with conical feet; moveable shallow bowl with everted rim. 680 grams total, 18.5

Chinese ceramic pottery pillow, likely Qing dynasty modeled after a crouching child figure holding an offering bowl. Measuring approx 7" tall x 10.5" wide. Ceramic pillows in China were first produced

A pale blue Egyptian faience 'Reis' or overseer ushabti, 21st Dynasty, c. 1080 - 945 BC, wearing striated wig and kilt from everyday life, left arm bent and holding a hoe, right arm pendant at side; b

Bottom is marked the Noble Collection Bella Bisque Fine Porcelain. Has three Egyptian hawks with a offering dish and flower shaped bowl. The base with the hawks, dish and flower bowl are separate piec

* A Large Chinese Sancai Glazed Pottery Funerary Set ming dynasty comprising various figures of standing attendants and musicians, models of houses and furniture, vessels and offering bowls filled wit

On the base is a two-character signature (Gong yu) incised with a sharp tool on the unfired porcelain. It means "offering" and refers mainly to the meals of the emperor, empress or prince as a tribute