Including a knife with tang and curved tip, bronze with crouteuse patina, Caucasus, Late Bronze Age; a knife with tang and rivet and triangular blade, bronze with crouteuse green patina, Greece, Bronze Age; a knife with riveted stem and sinusoidal bl…
with flat edges. Brown flint. Minor dents to edge
Denmark, Chalcolithic
Length : 25.5 cm
Reproduced in: M. Russel D., Antique woodworking Tools, their chraftsmanship from the earliest times to the twentieth century, Cambridge 2010, p 28 n° 31
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with flat edges and flattened heel.
Beige flint. Chipped edges.
France, Cher ? Late Neolithic.
Dim. L : 19.5 cm
Bronze with smooth dark green patina.
France, Bronze Final II-III, 1150-750 B.C.
L.: 27.3 cm
Du Silex à la Poudre, 4000 ans d'armement en val de Saône, 1990, n°48, p 44
Briard J., Mohen J.-P.; Société Préhistorique Française, Typologie des objets de …
With a beige complexion. It is adorned with an ousekh necklace. The wig is covered with the wings of Isis and adorned with a sun disk syncretized with a scarab.
Wood stuccoed and polychromed in beige, blue and red.
Restorations.
Egypt, late Ptolema…
Couvercle de vase canope représentant Amset (l'homme)
Limestone. Reglued.
Egypt, Late Period, Dynasty XXVI, 664-525 B.C.
H.: 9.5 cm
An Egyptian limestone Canopic Jar Lid, Late period, Circa 664-525 B.C.
J. Tabard before 1940
- Reisner, G.A., Catalogue général des antiquités égyptiennes du Musée du Cair…
Couvercle de vase canope représentant Hâpy (le babouin)
Limestone.
Egypt, Late Period, Dynasty XXVI, 664-525 B.C.
H.: 9.5 cm
An Egyptian limestone Canopic Jar Lid, Late period, Circa 664-525 B.C.
J. Tabard before 1940
- Reisner, G.A., Catalogue général des antiquités égyptiennes du Musée du Caire, Cairo,…
Édifice rectangulaire présentant un crocodile dans un bassin
At the foot of the basin is a small spillway. This is probably a device linked to the healing statuettes of Horus with the crocodile.
Deglazed green earthenware. Minor dents.
Egypt, Ptolemaic or Roman period, 664 B.C. - 4th century A.D.
L.: 5 cm
Form…
Featuring a staircase and a dedication in hieroglyphics.
Green earthenware. Small chips in the glaze
Egypt, Late Period, 664 - 332 B.C.
L.: 8 cm.
"It is Thoth the great lord god of Khemenou who gives life to the opener and introducer and Horus lord …
Wood stuccoed and painted in pink, white and black.
Egypt, Late Period, 664-332 B.C.
H. 15.5 cm
During Egyptian funeral rites, the mask affixed to the mummy's face was intended to allow the soul to regain its carnal envelope. In anticipation of thi…
Lustrous red ceramic with black rim
Egypt, Nagada I or II, 3900 - 3400 B.C.
H.: 26.5 cm
Black topped" or "black top" vases can be recognized by their lustrous red color with black rim. This appearance is achieved by polishing the ceramic (which give…
Orange terracotta with blue highlights. Broken and glued, small pieces missing.
Egypt, New Kingdom, circa 1550 - 1069 B.C.
Height: 35 cm
Darchambeau Collection
on quadripod pedestal.
Diorite. Wear and small chips
Egypt, New Kingdom to Late Period
L. 11 cm
Provenance: Sadde sale (Grenoble), June 18, 2015, lot no. 14
Grand vase tronconique à lèvre et pied horizontaux
Alabaster. Reglued lip.
Egypt, Old Kingdom, 6th dynasty, 2345 - 2195 B.C.
H.: 17 cm
Castor Estate, 1960s
F. Petrie, The funeral furniture of Egypt, BSAE, 1937, pl. II, fig. 39.
Blue earthenware, rest of products. One vase glued back, slight restoration.
Egypt, Late Period, 664-332 B.C.
H.: 11 cm
Former Haumont collection, acquired on the European market between 1980 and 2008.
Reflets du divin, Musée de Genève, 2002, n°57, p…
with two rectangular cupules, and a bas-relief presentation of two pedestal vases, a loaf of bread and a perfume cone.
Limestone with brown-beige patina
Egypt, Old Kingdom ?
24 x 23 cm
The arched top depicts a shaven-headed priest raising his hand before a deity, of whom only the Ouas scepter remains. Three columns of hieroglyphic inscriptions are carved above.
White limestone. Visible damage and wear.
Egypt, Saite period, 664-525 …
Stèle funéraire fragmentaire décorée sur deux registres
The lower register is engraved with a deceased woman seated on the left, dressed in a long, tight-fitting gown with a tripartite wig topped by a lotus. In front of her is an offering table. Behind this table, a woman makes a libation with a hes vase,…
Wearing a headband. Most probably a queen of the Ptolemaic dynasty.
White marble. Nose restored with plaster, small restoration at the base of the neck. Repolishing?
Egypt, Ptolemaic period, circa 332 - 32 B.C.
H. 17.2 cm
Provenance: Collection of …
Wearing a ball headdress on which rests a box of offerings. She is wearing a tight-fitting dress. Her complexion is yellow, and the garment was painted white in imitation linen.
Stuccoed and polychromed wood. Left hand glued back, base sawn off, visi…
Limestone. Wear and minor dents.
Egypt, Ptolemaic period, late 4th - early 3rd B.C.
H. 6.4 cm
The reign of Ptolemy III Evergetes is still considered the golden age of the Lagid period.
He succeeded in reuniting the largest territory of his dynasty …
arms at her sides. She is wearing a high polo shirt, her hair curled over her shoulders.
Ochre terracotta, remnants of red and black pigments
Missing foot, wear, polos glued back on
Alexandria, Roman period
H. 21 cm
Behind the feathers is a reclining lion.
Unglazed white earthenware. Missing pieces.
Egypt, Late Third Intermediate to Late Period, 1550-332 B.C.
H.: 6 cm
walking on crocodiles. He wears the atef headdress. Two falcons rest on his shoulders, and a goddess Isis spreads her wings behind his back.
Turquoise-blue earthenware.
Egypt, Late Period, 664-332 B.C.
H. 5.6 cm
Darchambeau Collection, before 1970
engraved with hieroglyphs, including one of the naturalistic type.
Steatite and diorite.
Egypt, New Kingdom to Late Period (1550-332 B.C.)
Attached is a steatite scarab, in the taste of Antiquity.
l. 1.9 cm; l. 3.2 cm; w. 1.9 cm
composed of tubular and annular beads, as well as six Djat gods, one Bes god in amulet form. Modern mounting. Turquoise and green earthenware.
Egypt, Late Period to Ptolemaic period.
naked, his childhood lock braided to one side. He brings his hand to his mouth. Numerous fine details.
Bronze with brown patina. Feet missing.
Egypt, Late Period, 664 - 332 B.C.
H. Height : 8 cm
Former French collection, before the Second World War
Painted wood. Chips.
Egypt, Late Period, 664-332 B.C.
H.: 30.5 cm, L.: 12.5 cm.
This type of box contained the oushebtis (funeral servants) of the deceased. Most often made of wood, they are generally decorated with funerary scenes. The originality …
Wearing painted farm implements, a black-painted tripartite wig and a wide ousekh collar covering the torso. Two vases and a bag are painted on the back. It is inscribed on a ventral column with the name of ?
Turquoise-blue and black earthenware. Sma…
wearing painted farming implements. A headband clasping the wig is painted black. It is inscribed on a ventral column.
Bluish earthenware. Small chips on the foot.
Egypt, Third Intermediate Period, 21st or 22nd dynasty (1069-715 B.C.)
H. 6.5 cm
with farm implements in relief. A headband clasping the wig is painted black. It is inscribed on a ventral column.
Bluish earthenware. Chips on the foot.
Egypt, Third Intermediate Period, 21st or 22nd dynasty (1069-715 B.C.)
H. 10.7 cm
wearing a loincloth and carrying a whip. The wig is painted black. Hieroglyphics are inscribed on the loincloth.
Bluish-black earthenware. Minor dents, one foot missing.
Egypt, Third Intermediate Period, 21st or 22nd dynasty (1069-715 B.C.)
H. 11 cm
with farm implements in relief. A headband clasping the wig is painted black. It is inscribed on a ventral column.
Bluish earthenware. Chips on the foot.
Egypt, Third Intermediate Period, 21st or 22nd dynasty (1069-715 B.C.)
H. 10.5 cm
bearing painted farming implements and a ventral inscription on a column in the name of the prophet Houy. Blue-green earthenware with black highlights.
Egypt, 21st dynasty, 1069-945 B.C.
Height: 13.5 cm
Wearing painted farming implements and a smooth tripartite wig encircled by a painted headband. He is inscribed on a ventral column with the name "TaSaï".
Light green and black earthenware. Two firing cracks.
Egypt, 22nd dynasty, 945 - 715 B.C.
H. 12…
wearing artillery implements in relief, a braided false beard and a smooth hairstyle. Inscribed on nine illegible lines.
Partially deglazed green earthenware. Minor damage to the beard and face.
Egypt, 30th dynasty (380-343 B.C.)
H. 17.5 cm
wearing the aratory instruments in relief, the hairpiece beard and the smooth tripartite wig, he is inscribed with a column of hieroglyphs in the name of
Earthenware. Minor chips to shoulders, right hand and base.
Egypt, Saite period
H. 12.8 cm
Wearing farming implements, a braided false beard and a tripartite wig with stripes in relief. It is inscribed on ten lines with the name "Nakhthenb".
Green-brown earthenware. Broken and glued feet.
Egypt, Late Period, 30th dynasty, 380 - 341 B.C.
H.…
embossed farming implements and a false beard. It is inscribed on six columns with the name Horoudja.
Greenish earthenware. Small chip to the beard.
Egypt, Dynasty XXVI, Saite period, c. 664-525 B.C.
H. 16 cm
Idole porte-épingle au maître des animaux affrontant des griffons à tête de coq.
The central tube is adorned with three Janiform heads
Bronze with smooth green patina
Iran, Iron Age III, 750-550 B.C.
H.: 20 cm
Collection Mme D., Brussels, acquired in the 1990s from Galerie Cahn, Basel
Two are open, one twisted and the other finished with stylized zoomorphic heads, while the third is closed and engraved with a chevron motif.
Bronze with smooth green patina.
Iran, Iron Age, 1st millennium B.C.
D. 7; 10.5 and 10.8 cm
representing a tangle of animal heads (Taotie, gazelles, felines, horses).
Brown patina bronze
Partially gilded, glued back together, small dents visible
Ordos
2nd century
10.2 x 6.7 cm
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