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EA55 A cartonnage polychrome painted hand fragment, Ptolemaic Period, c. 304-31 B.C. : £ 140A cartonnage polychrome painted hand fragment, measuring 112 mm/4.3 ins. in length, said to be from a mummy of a young girl, mounted on black velvet in an open frame (frame measures 172 mm/6.8 ins. x 129 mm/5.1 ins.), suitable for wall hanging, Ptolemaic Period, 304 – 31 B.C.Ex K. Amery Collection, London.EA56 A large turquoise faience Udjat Eye amulet, Late Dynastic Period, c. 600 B.C. : £ 135A large turquoise faience Udjat Eye (Eye of Horus) amulet, measuring 47 mm/1.9 ins. across, the eyebrow and pupil applied in black. The vertical projection under the pupil damaged as shown, but an attractive item. Late Dynastic Period, c. 600 B.C.EA57 A dark blue glass amulet of Bes, Late Period - Roman Period, after 600 B.C. : £ 140 NEW!A dark blue glass amulet of Bes, measuring 32 mm/1.2 ins. in length. A large chip affecting the top and back of the head, but most of the face preserved and still an attractive figure. Late Period to Roman Period, after 600 B.C.Previously in the collection of Hugh Stanley Russell (1924-2000), a noted collector of Egyptian antiquities.EA58 A small bichrome faience udjat eye amulet, Late Dynastic Period, c. 1085-31 B.C. : £ 125 NEW!A small bichrome faience udjat eye amulet, the body and pupil in dark blue and the rest of the eye in white. An attractive and intact amulet which measures 12 mm/0.5 in. across, Late Dynastic Period, c. 1085-31 B.C.EA59 A jasper or red glass Red Crown of Lower Egypt inlay : £ 165A polished jasper (or possibly red glass) inlay of the Red Crown of Lower Egypt, measuring 23 mm/0.9 ins. across, some small inoffensive chips to the top of the crown, otherwise condition good. Late Dynastic Period, c. 1085 – 31 B.C. Supplied with a perspex stand.Ex K. Amery Collection, London. Previously sold by Eternal Egypt of Wimbledon, London, and published as No. 19 in their catalogue 'Jasper Crown – Egyptian Antiquities' in September 1992.EA60 A carnelian udjat eye, with engraved detail : £ 140 NEW!A carnelian udjat eye, with engraved detail and pierced for suspension, measuring 25 mm/1 in. across. A large chip to the top of the eyebrow, but a nice example of the type, Third Intermediate Period - Late Period, after 1000 B.C.EA61 A bright blue faience amulet of a sow, probably representing the sky goddess Nut, Late Period, 600-300 B.C. : £ 160 NEW!A bright blue faience amulet of a sow, with suspension loop on back, measuring 17 mm/0.7 in. in length. A small inoffensive chip to the nose, otherwise intact and relatively nicely modelled for the type, Late Period, c. 600-300 B.C. The sow is usually considered to be a representation of the sky goddess Nut, as it was thought that the day devours night in the way some sows devour their young.
Previously in the collection of Hugh Stanley Russell (1924-2000), a noted collector of Egyptian antiquities.EA62 A sizeable blue glazed faience amulet of Ptaichos, Late Period, c. 600-300 B.C. : £ 140 NEW!A sizeable blue-glazed amulet of Ptaichos, with pot belly, pronounced buttocks and pierced ears, measuring 40 mm/1.6 ins. high, legs missing, otherwise condition good. The back of the head pierced for attachment, Late Period, c. 600-300 B.C.Previously in the collection of Hugh Stanley Russell (1924-2000), a noted collector of Egyptian antiquities.EA63 A small turquoise faience amulet of Mahes, the lion-headed god of war : £ 145A small turquoise faience amulet of Mahes, the lion-headed god of war, measuring 26 mm/1 in. high. A fracture across the ankles repaired, otherwise condition good and a well-modelled example, Late Dynastic Period, c. 1085 – 31 B.C. Mounted on a perspex base.Ex K. Amery Collection, London. Previously sold by Eternal Egypt of Wimbledon, London, and published as No. 34 in their catalogue 'Giza – Egyptian Antiquities' (undated).
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EA55: £140
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EA56: £135
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EA57: £140
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EA58: £125
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EA59: £165
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EA60: £140
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EA61: £160
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EA62: £140
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EA63: £145
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