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11. Two Ushabti and Coin from Antiquity First is a blue faience Egyptian ushabti, apprx 2-3/4"L, with hieroglyphs. Next is a small ushabti or amulet of possibly glass or metal, attached to a display stand, approx. 1-1/2"L not including the stand. Last is a coin from Antiquity, illegible, possibly Greek, approx. 1-1/4"D. 100/150 Sold: $103.50 |
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12. Electrum Pendant, Middle Kingdom 2040-1640 BC A hollow sheet electrum pendant of Horus the falcon, wearing the Double Crown of Egypt (wire plume now missing), with suspension hole through body. Apprx 1-7/8" x 1-3/8". Purchased at Christie's auction of Egyptian Gold Jewelry, June 1st, 1979. An almost identical piece excavated from a 12th Dynasty private tomb at Thebes is illustrated in Scepter I, fig. 153 and another of the same design is shown in Petrie, Amulets, pl. XLV, 245 al. 1,500/2,000 |
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13. Egyptian Gold Amulet, New Kingdom 2040-1640 BC A sheet gold amulet in the form of a double hawk-headed lion, with chased details and tubular suspension loop on verso. The double lion represents the north and south. Apprx 3/8" x 7/8". Purchased at Christie's auction, June 1st, 1979. 600/800 |
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14. Roman Glass Jug, ca. 1st/5th century AD Two-handled vessel of clear green glass with two coil handles applied to the shoulder and attached to the rim and rim coil. Globular body and slopped shoulder. Wonderful iridescence, apprx 4-3/4"T. 200/500 Sold: $644.00 |
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15. A Roman Bronze Flask, ca. 1st/3rd century AD Globular shaped body with extended neck and flared opening, small footed base. Apprx 5-1/4"T. 100/200 Sold: $115.00 |
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16. Ancient Mayan Pre-Columbian Head Terracotta Fragment Lower portion of a male face with exposed teeth, cheeks, full nose and one ear lobe. Back is hollow, residue overall is light powder with stain from vegetation. Apprx 7-1/2"T x 9"W x 7"D. 125/225 Sold: $609.50 |
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17. Two Pre-Columbian Zoomorphic Terracotta Items Both terracotta, earthenware and polychomed. Stylized frogs, one with open mouth and spots apprx 3"T, the other painted black apprx 3"L and with two indentations, suggesting that this may have been attached to another object. Both with inventory numbers, similar to museum collections. 75/125 Sold: $63.25 |
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18. A Pre-Columbian Moche Stirrup Spout Vessel Terracotta vessel with stirrup spout and eight circle indentations decorated with design in red pigment. Apprx 7"T x 4"W. 250/350 Sold: $218.50 |
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19. Roman Bronze Mask Apliqué Bronze attachment with green crystallized patina. Hollow form with raised image of a face with hair border. Apprx 13/16"D x 2-3/8"L x 1-3/4"W. Provenance: From the antiquities collection of a former Yale University professor. 100/150 Sold: $80.50 |
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20. Egyptian Faience Ushabti Blue glazed earthenware figure, apprx 7/8"L. Provenance: From the antiquities collection of a former Yale University professor. 50/75 Sold: $235.75 |
