Greco Egyptian Earthenware Head Artifact

An ancient Greco-Egyptian earthenware head. The artifact depicts a bust portrait with detailed hair. Measures 1.75" high, 1.5" wide, 2.5" deep.

Standing Woman, two vessels, oil lamp, and Head fragment, five earthenware antiques, two with stands, 2 ½” to 6” tall, comes with certificate and booklet from Tel Aviv shop dated 1970; Together w

Egypt; ca. 3rd- 2nd century B. C. The first, a cute mold made terracotta jug in the form of a head of Bes. The second, a small terracotta household altar depicting the apis bull between columns. Dimen

Egyptian Ram head artifact approx. 3" w x 4" d x 6" h

Group of Five Egyptian Earthenware Pieces, consisting of two small pitchers, a large carved tile; a mummy case; and a head on a lucite stand. Head- H.- 4 3/4 in., W.- 2 3/4 in., D.- 3 in. Pottery Piec

Intricately molded in terracotta, this artifact represents the head of Bes, the Egyptian deity revered as a protector of households. The visage displays characteristic features prominent eyes, a flat

An ancient Roman Egyptian ceramic head of a Nubian with a headdress from Alexandria, dating back to circa 200 AD, Features a remarkable artifact that provides insight into the multicultural society of

Presenting a remarkable faience representation of Paramessu, known to history as Ramesses I, the founding pharaoh of Egypt's Nineteenth Dynasty. This artifact, with traces of turquoise glaze, reflects

A Group of Classical-Style Artifacts Comprising a Corinthian painted earthenware amphora, a miniature earthenware pottery head of a youth; a fragmentary red pottery Etruscan-style figure of a woman ho

Appears to be Harpocrates. From the Tedder Collection.

**Originally Listed At $400** Ancient Egypt, Late Period, ca. 664 to 30 BCE. A rare and large example of a classic Egyptian artifact! This is the upper body and head of a faience ushabti (shabti), bro

Pre Columbian artifact being a red earthenware depiction of a human head which measures approximately 7" tall by 6" wide. The head has something written on the reverse which is hard to make out (see p

(3) Greco-Roman artifacts, Incl. a Hellenistic head fragment mounted on acrylic stand and (2) Roman glass bottles, largest: 3.75"h (fragment only), 6.5"h x 4"w x 3"d (incl. stand)

Group of Egyptian Artifacts, including a scarab amulet, head effigy, Eye of Horace Effigy bead, and faience bead strand. Ranging in Size from: .75'' x .5'' x .25'' (2 x 1 x 1 cm) to 28" (71 cm) total

With a commanding presence, this steatite canopic jar capped with the head of Anubis is a remarkable artifact, its dimensions of 13.4 x 5.5 cm suggesting it was a significant component of its original

These fascinating artifacts, each 7.5 x 1 cm, are likely elements of Greco-Roman jewelry, distinguished by the serpent head motif, which was commonly associated with protection and healing. The bronze

Nice fragmentary example from Ptolemaic Egypt featuring a seated Pharoah with the head of Harpocrates from the bottom edge.  Mounted on lucite and wood stand. Very Attractive. 1st Century BC.

Ancient Egypt, Late Dynastic to Greco-Roman periods, ca. 712 to 30 BCE. An amazing, rare artifact from a culture whose enigmatic funerary rituals hint at a truly lost way of life, this is a painted wo

Ancient Egypt, Late Dynastic to Greco-Roman periods, ca. 712 to 30 BCE. An amazing, rare artifact from a culture whose enigmatic funerary rituals hint at a truly lost way of life, this is a painted wo

A Terracotta Head Fragment from Ancient Egypt. An unauthenticated, but impressive Egyptian artifact, found at a massive estate in St. Louis, Missouri, brimming with fine art, and obects d’art f

In this marble artifact, measuring 7.5 by 5 centimeters, one can discern the remnants of a Greco-Roman figure, its visage carved with the confident strokes of an ancient sculptor's hand. The fragment,

Roman and Roman-Egyptian, ca. 1st century BC - 1st century AD. Consisting of a standing figure of Harpocrates, a bust of Serapis, a head of a goddess, and a blackware juglet (possibly Holy Land). MEAS

comprising: early bronze spear tip(?), marked inventory number "H3475" on side, 8 in.; pair of early bronze rings with ram head tops, each 2-1/4 in.; iridescent glass vial, 4 in.; two early iron piece

Two Egyptian Artifacts Comprising: A serpentine scarab pendant, probably 100 BC A limestone head fragment, Old Kingdom or 1st Intermediate Period, 3rd Millennium BC The scarab 1 1/2 in. long, the frag