Antiquities, Pre-Columbian & Ethnographic Art

Egypt, Middle Kingdom, 2055-1650 BC. Carved in raised relief with a falcon-headed Horus facing right, holding a feather in his hands; remains of origi

From ancient Egypt, Early Dynastic, Dynasty I-II, ca. 2920-2649 B.C. Hemispherical in form, on a flat base, the rim undercut on the interior. Probably

Hittite, but found in Egypt (reputedly in Mit Rahinah near Memphis), dating to the Late 2nd millennium B.C. This is a magnificent head of a bull, made

Egypt, Late Period, ca. 600 - 300 BC. A detailed seated bronze figure in pendant form; he sits nude, legs together with feet on a square base, right f

Egypt, New Kingdom, Dynasty XIX-XX, ca. 1292 - 1069 B.C. Showing a standing figure beneath outstretched wings of Isis, with a nice band of hieroglyphs

From ancient Egypt, New Kingdom, 19th Dynasty. Constructed in striated green stone, lentoid / aryballos in form with pierced lug handles. 2-5/8"...

From ancient Egypt, 25th Dynasty. Solid bronze Osirus figure representing a Nubian King; with crook and flail, Uraeus with full body of cobra coming d

Egypt, dating between 664 and 380 BC (Late Period). In rituals for the gods, special instruments were used by priests / priestesses to invoke the deit

Egypt, 26th Dynasty, ca 672 to 525 BC. Cast bronze staff pendant upon which a long cobra uraeus has entwined himself; head of cobra resting upon top,

New Kingdom to XXVth Dynasty, Ca. 1500 to 600 BC. Long tapered clay cone containing a circular face impressed with four registers of hieroglyphic te

Late Period, Ca 715 to 30 BC. Standing and striding and wearing close fitting kilt garment and with nice incised details. 1-3/4”H, complete with cu

Ca. 5th to 6th century AD. A Coptic period text inscription done on a pottery shard in black ink. 4½” L, condition as shown. Provenance: P...

Late Period, Ca 750 BC The Lord of the underworld, bearded and standing in mummiform posture with plumed headdress and holding crook and flail across

Dating to Egypt's Third Intermediate Period, approximately 1070-712 B.C. Of typical simple form with pale blue glaze, with exquisite and crisp d...

From ancient Egypt, 26-30th Dynasty, ca. 652 - 300 BC. Pale, off-white faience shabti, beautiful and very finely modeled modeled, standing on an integ

Egypt, ca. 700 - 600 BC. Pale green faience shabti is characteristic for the 26th Dynasty with wig, beard, square base and rectangular upright plinth

Egypt, Late Period, ca. 672 to 300 B.C. Large amulet / figure of a striding Anubis (head now missing), flanked on each side by standing lions. Sky bl

Egyptian, found in Southern Israel, New Kingdom, 1550-1070 B.C. Simple bowl having tapered walls and flat base. 1-1/4”H x 2-3/8”D, two minor ancient r

Egypt, Late Dynastic, ca. 26th to 30th Dynasty, 662 to 300 BC. Handmade terracotta mold used for making elaborate faience bird amulets; complete with

We love the beetle side of this one, as it's very decorative which you seldom see... Egypt, 12th Dynasty. Faience scarab with Montu or Horus gl...

From ancient Egypt, found in Armant, 12th Dynasty. Green steatite scarab, glyphs loosely translated read "Neb-Maat-Neb, Men, Setepen-Ra" =...

From ancient Egypt, found in Thebes, Upper Egypt, 18th Dynasty. Loosely translated - glyph symbols are of "sa" duck," horus / hor&quo...

Nile Valley, Paleolithic, Ca. 40,000 BC. Hand fitted early lithic pecked cutting tool with serrated edges and with sheen to surface. 5” (13cm) L, inta

Made in Mali near the Tenere Desert, but purportedly found in the Faiyum Valley of Egypt, dating to about 7000 to 5000 BC. Knapped stone implement. Eg

Made in Mali near the Tenere Desert, but purportedly found in the Faiyum Valley of Egypt, dating to about 7000 to 5000 BC. Knapped stone implement. Eg

Athens, Late Archaic, ca. 490 BC. Black-figure pottery vessel depicting Herakles battling an Amazon. Herakles in center, striding left, with shield

Classic Period, Ca. 5th Century BC. A nice example of the mythological being associated with Hera, brought to Greece from Egypt, in profile with head

Classic Period, Ca. 4th Century B.C. A well modelled deep red clay effigy with long neck and smooth modeled facial features. 3-5/8? H. Good age wear

South Italian, Ca. 4th Century BC. High fire with an almost metalic sheen, a deep vessel with cylindrical neck section and flared rim. Overall black g

Ca. 1st Century BC. Handsome profile diademed head of the Emperor with wavy hair/ rev: Athena standing left with winged Nike innhand: amid Greek insc

South Italian, Ca. 4th Century BC. High fire with an almost metalic sheen, a deep vessel with cylindrical neck section and flared rim. Overall black

Umbria, Ca. 1st Millennium BC. Tapered cast handle or lid with a splayed cat headded animal seated at end and two circles incised as well. 2-3/4?L

South Italic, ca. 325 BC. Graceful vessel on rounded base with thin neck, elegant pinched pouring spout and looped handle. Two little lion masks molde

From the ancient Greek colony of Gnathia (today Ignazia) in the Apulian region of of southern Italy, Ca. 300 BC. Black-glazed terracotta wine pouring

So expressive! From ancient Greece, Tanagra, ca. 300-200 BC. Hollow-cast Very finely rendered lady with hair drawn up into a bun behind her head and w

Rare example! From ancient Greece, ca. 100 BC - 100 AD. Terracotta seated figure of Attis, consort of Cybele in Phrygian and Greek mythology. His prie

From ancient Greece, ca. 500 - 400 BC. Solid bronze shallow bowl, decorated with incised lines around outer edge, as well as interior. Incredible orig

Greek, from the Apulian colonies in South Italy, ca. 4th Century BC. Black glazed pottery wine cup decorated on either side with a figure of an owl be

From ancient Greece, South Italy, Apulia, ca. 325 BC. Pottery skyphos, used for drinking wine, decorated in what is called a Xenon style of applied re

Greek, from Southern Italy, ca. 350 - 300 BC. Terracotta bulbous-bodied pouring jug with flat, wide rimmed mouth and high strap handle. Buff ground wi

Rare form! From ancient Etruria, ca. 600 - 550 BC. Each side with two swans, a rosette between them, swans all facing right, bands of dots above frami

Greek, Gnathian colonies in South Italy, ca. 4th Century BC. Black glazed terracotta vessel with painted geometric designs; single loop handle; to the

An Archaic Greek Terracotta Protome Goddess, Western Greek, probably Sicily, ca. 500 B.C. Woman?s head with slender face, long hair, polos and disc ea

Large example! From northern Italy, early Villanovan (pre-Etruscan), ca. 8th to 7th century BC. Constructed of hand-hammered bronze; at some point in

Extremely rare to find three matching pieces! From northern Italy, Etruria, ca. 6th century BC. Pottery grouping consisting of a large Oinochoe and tw

Rare and quite fine ancient ringed Askos from Etruria, in northern Italy, ca. 6th century BC. Terracotta pottery vessel with circular base, strap hand

Greece, ca. 2nd century BC. Of fine red clay, mold-made and brown-glazed, the base centered by a rosette, a frieze above depicting garland among which

From ancient Greece, Mycenaen period, ca. 1350 - 1300 BC. Terracotta bowl-shaped vessel with small handle, slightly flaring lip and small spout; decor

Ca. 400 - 300 BC. Daunian terracotta duck shaped askos with remains of a geographic pattern. 5-3/4"H x 5-7/8", body intact, with upper por...

Greece, ca. 400 - 300 BC. Solid bronze cup has a simple, round bowl set on a short foot that widens at the lower end to a flat base; ncised double ban