Amarna. New Kingdom, Mid-18th Dynasty, c.1353-1322 BC. Large "Fugitive" pottery shard, details painted on and not glazed, with white slip and details painted in hues of blue, black and red. An Imperial piece from Royal palace storerooms. Totally unique and impossible to replace! 61x55 mm (2 7/16" x 2 1/8") and very thick! ex-Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hamilton Carr collection, purchased on a trip to Cairo in 1967-1968. #AE2536: $199 SOLD
Amarna, Egypt. New Kingdom, c. 1570 - 1075 BC. Blue faience amulet of a leaf. Top half only, the bottom missing. Bright blue color with small blue-green faience suspension loop/bead at top. 17 mm (5/8"). Ex-JR collection, Orange County, CA. #AE20825x2: $99 SOLD
New Kingdom Egypt. Amarna, Late 18th - 19th Dynasty, c. 1426 - 1190 BC. An attractive blue faience ‘Eye of Horus’ ring. Well-preserved faience with good light blue color, light earthen deposits. Repaired. W: 20mm. ex-Hamdy Sakr collection, London, UK, collected in the 1960's. #AE2230: $599 SOLD
Amarna, Egypt. New Kingdom, c. 1570 - 1075 BC. Excellent blue faience finger ring depicting the Eye of Horus. Brilliant, lustrous dark blue color. The ring bezel displays a fine open-work udjat, or Eye of Horus, a masterpiece of ancient faience work! The band repaired/glued in 3 places. W: 23mm. The ring itself is a US size 6.5 but too fragile to wear. ex-Colorado gallery. #AE2698: $599 SOLD
Amarna, Egypt. New Kingdom, c. 1570 - 1075 BC. Excellent bright blue faience half of a finger ring depicting the Eye of Horus. Excellent detail and intact. Ex-JR collection, Orange County, CA. #AE20824: $325 SOLD
Blue faience ring fragment from Tel el-Amarna. New Kingdom, Mid-18th Dynasty, c.1353-1322 BC. Depicts the Eye of Horus. Vividly colored, a nice example of very high quality faience. 15 mm (5/8") dia. Ex Negus Collection, UK, acquired in the early 20th Century. Separate fragment of the ring band comes with it. #A101361: $225 SOLD
Amarna, Egypt. New Kingdom, c. 1353 - 1336 BC. Blue faience bezel from a finger ring depicting a lotus flower. W: 16mm, with nice great glossy dark blue tone, light deposits. Ex E.J. Gold collection; deaccessioned from the Oxford Collection, discovered during the Pendlebury excavations at Amarna in 1958. #AE3160G5: $175 SOLD
Amarna, Egypt. New Kingdom, c. 1353 - 1336 BC. Large blue faience bezel from a finger ring depicting the Wedjat (Eye of Horus). W: 20mm, with nice light blue tone, light deposits. Ex E.J. Gold collection; deaccessioned from the Oxford Collection, discovered during the Pendlebury excavations at Amarna in 1958. #AE3160G1: $275 SOLD
Amarna, Egypt. New Kingdom, c. 1353 - 1336 BC. Brilliant blue faience bezel from a finger ring depicting the Wedjat (Eye of Horus). W: 17mm, with lustrous dark blue tone, light deposits. Ex E.J. Gold collection; deaccessioned from the Oxford Collection, discovered during the Pendlebury excavations at Amarna in 1958. Detail much nicer than photos allow. #AE3160G2: $250 SOLD
Amarna, Egypt. New Kingdom, c. 1353 - 1336 BC. Blue faience bezel fragment from a finger ring depicting the Wedjat (Eye of Horus). Includes about 2/3 of the Eye ring bezel and a portion of the top of the band which wraps around behind. L: 17mm, with nice light blue tone, light deposits. Ex E.J. Gold collection; deaccessioned from the Oxford Collection, discovered during the Pendlebury excavations at Amarna in 1958. #AE3160G3: $275 SOLD
Tutankhamun! King Tut!
Amarna, Egypt. New Kingdom, c. 1334-1325 BC. An incredibly rare ring bezel bearing the name of Tutankhamun! Reads Neb-Kheperu-Re. ref: Petrie "Amarna" pl. XV, no. 108 for type. Measures 19.5 x 12mm, seafoam blue-green color. An exceptionally rare Tutankhamun artifact! Ex E.J. Gold collection; deaccessioned from the Oxford Collection, discovered during the Pendlebury excavations at Amarna in 1958. #AE3162: $1250 SOLD
Amarna, Egypt. New Kingdom, c. 1353 - 1336 BC. A rare light faience corn flower petal bead from a broad collar. L: 3.4cm (1 3/8"), with silvery-gray color, small loops at either end. Ex E.J. Gold collection; deaccessioned from the Oxford Collection, discovered during the Pendlebury excavations at Amarna in 1958. #AE3169: $225 SOLD
Amarna, Egypt. New Kingdom, c. 1353 - 1336 BC. A rare light faience corn flower petal bead from a broad collar. L: 3cm (1 1/8"), with nice white, to yellow, to light blue color, small loop at one end. Ex E.J. Gold collection; deaccessioned from the Oxford Collection, discovered during the Pendlebury excavations at Amarna in 1958. *Terrible photo, this is a lovely piece. I can send better photos on request. #AE3167: $225 SOLD
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Amarna, Egypt. 1364-1341 BC.
Clay mold of a cartouche! Likely for a ring bezel, depicting the name of pharaoh Ramesses II The Great! 22 mm (7/8"). Nice and rare! #AE2412: $375 SOLD
Amarna, Egypt. 1364-1341 BC.
Clay mold for a rosette inlay. Deep-cut impression with remains of red faience paste still inside! 21 mm (7/8"). Beautiful! #AE2417: $275 SOLD
Amarna, Egypt. 1364-1341 BC.
Interesting clay mold of a chevron-shaped amulet or inlay. Crisp detail and nice light color. 28 mm (1 1/8"). Probably a tile element, as they had beautiful decorative floor and wall tiles in the buildings at Amarna that were made from colorful elements such as these. They also attached loops to shapes like this for the multilayered broad collars often depicted in art. #AE2430: $199 SOLD
New Kingdom Egypt, likely Amarna period, c. 1364 - 1334 BC. Fantastic vibrant blue faience inlay of a fruit or date palm frond. Identical to molds excavated at Nefertiti's palace storerooms at Amarna. H: 25mm (1 inch), deep blue color, reddish earthen deposits. Ex Secret Eyes Gallery New York 1970's-1980's. Upon purchase I will send you an Amarna mold of the type from my own private collection! #AE3115: $450 SOLD
Amarna, ancient Egypt. New Kingdom, c. 1353-1336 BC. An incredibly rare red faience beard from an inlay, possibly of Akhenaten himself. L: 31mm (1 1/4"). Ex E.J. Gold collection; deaccessioned from the Oxford Collection, discovered during the Pendlebury excavations at Amarna in 1958. #AE3160G10: $350 SOLD
Amarna, ancient Egypt. New Kingdom, Amarna period.
An incredibly rare faience ring bezel bearing the name of
pharaoh Smenkhare! c. 1335-1334 BC. The bezel with heiroglyphic inscription "Ankh-Kheper-Ru-Re", the throne name of this pharaoh. 19.5 x 11 mm, with nice blue-green color. Ex E.J. Gold collection; deaccessioned from the Oxford Collection, discovered during the Pendlebury excavations at Amarna in 1958. #AE3161: $750 SOLD
Amarna, Egypt. 1364-1341 BC.
Excellent clay mold for an Eye of Horus (udjat) amulet! Very deep-cut impression with great detail. 31x26 mm. Traces of white faience paste still visible inside. Nice color, light earthen deposits. ex-J. Rilling collection, Orange County, CA. See more about Eye of Horus amulets HERE. #AE2679: $399 SOLD - Ask about alternate!
Amarna, Egypt. 1364-1341 BC.
Clay mold for an offering jar amulet or inlay. 34 mm (1 5/16"). Remains of ancient faience paste on inside. #AE2397: $175 SOLD
Amarna, Egypt. New Kingdom, c. 1353 - 1336 BC. A rare light faience corn flower petal bead from a broad collar. L: 3.8cm (1 1/2"), with silvery-white, to yellow, to blue color, small loops at each end. Ex E.J. Gold collection; deaccessioned from the Oxford Collection, discovered during the Pendlebury excavations at Amarna in 1958. #AE3168: $299 SOLD
Amarna, Egypt. New Kingdom, c. 1353 - 1336 BC. Brilliant blue faience bezel from a finger ring depicting the Wedjat (Eye of Horus). W: 17mm, with lustrous dark blue tone, light deposits. Ex E.J. Gold collection; deaccessioned from the Oxford Collection, discovered during the Pendlebury excavations at Amarna in 1958. #AE3231: $450 SOLD
Amarna, Egypt. New Kingdom, c. 1353 - 1336 BC. A rare small green abd blue faience amulet in the form of a bunch of grapes. L: 11mm, with nice apple green color, small area of blue at the top. Ex E.J. Gold collection; deaccessioned from the Oxford Collection, discovered during the Pendlebury excavations at Amarna in 1958. #AE3160G6: $175 SOLD
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Amarna, Egypt. 1364-1341 BC.
Clay mold for a rosette inlay. Deep-cut impression with Amarna earthen deposits! Extremely deep-cut detail, nice red color.
27 mm (1 1/16"). #AE2282: $199 SOLD
Amarna, Egypt. 1364-1341 BC.
Large clay mold of a fruit amulet. Excellent piece with nice red coloration and deep-cut impression. 32 mm (1 1/4"). Great detail. #AE2396: $250 SOLD
Amarna, Egypt. 1364-1341 BC.
Gorgeous clay mold for a "knot of Isis" amulet. Deep-cut impression with great detail. 30x24 mm. Nice reddish color, light earthen deposits. ex-J. Rilling collection, Orange County, CA. #AE2680: $299 SOLD
Amarna, Egypt. 1364-1341 BC.
Clay mold of a cartouche! Likely for a ring bezel, depicting the name of pharaoh Ramesses II The Great! 21 mm (7/8"). Nice and rare! #AE2411: $350 SOLD
Ancient Egypt, New Kingdom. A choice Egyptian mold for a bezel with cartouche of Ramses II, c. 1279 - 1075 BC, with nearly perfectly preserved characters. Would have produced beads or ring bezels with pharaoh’s name which were common all the way to the end of the New Kingdom. 20 x 17 mm. Ex-John Rilling collection, Orange County, CA. Mr. Rilling died in 2008, stopped collecting in the 1990’s. Mr. Rilling selected the items for his collection carefully, acquiring them bit by bit from major auction houses in the US and the UK. #AE2783: SOLD
Ancient Egypt, New Kingdom. A nice Egyptian mold for a bezel with cartouche of Ramses II, c. 1279 - 1075 BC. This would have produced beads or ring bezels with pharaoh’s name which were common all the way to the end of the New Kingdom. Nice red color with earthen deposits and remains of white faience paste in the details. 24 x 12 mm. Ex-John Rilling collection, Orange County, CA. Mr. Rilling died in 2008, stopped collecting in the 1990’s. Mr. Rilling selected the items for his collection carefully, acquiring them bit by bit from major auction houses in the US and the UK. #AE3165: $350 SOLD
Ancient Egypt, New Kingdom. A very large Egyptian mold for a bezel with cartouche of Ramses II, c. 1279 - 1075 BC, with nearly perfectly preserved characters. Would have produced beads or ring bezels with pharaoh’s name which were common all the way to the end of the New Kingdom. 32 x 26 mm, earthen deposits and remains of white faience paste in the details. Ex-John Rilling collection, Orange County, CA. Mr. Rilling died in 2008, stopped collecting in the 1990’s. Mr. Rilling selected the items for his collection carefully, acquiring them bit by bit from major auction houses in the US and the UK. #AE3166: $499 SOLD - Ask about alternate!
Amarna, Egypt. 1364-1341 BC. Clay mold for an Ankh amulet. Symbolizes "life." 27 mm. Rows of light ink excavation tags in Arabic on back. Reddish tone. Very fine detail. Rare! #2825: $325 SOLD
Ancient Egypt, New Kingdom. A nice Egyptian mold for a bezel with cartouche of Ramses II, c. 1279 - 1075 BC. This would have produced beads or ring bezels with pharaoh’s name which were common all the way to the end of the New Kingdom. Reddish-brown color with light earthen deposits. 23 x 20 mm. Ex-John Rilling collection, Orange County, CA. Mr. Rilling died in 2008, stopped collecting in the 1990’s. Mr. Rilling selected the items for his collection carefully, acquiring them bit by bit from major auction houses in the US and the UK. #AE3167: $350 SOLD
Ancient Egypt, New Kingdom. A great Egyptian mold for a bezel with cartouche of Ramses II, c. 1279 - 1075 BC. This would have produced beads or ring bezels with pharaoh’s name which were common all the way to the end of the New Kingdom. Reddish-brown color with light earthen deposits and remains of white faience paste in the details. 20 x 21 mm. Ex-John Rilling collection, Orange County, CA. Mr. Rilling died in 2008, stopped collecting in the 1990’s. Mr. Rilling selected the items for his collection carefully, acquiring them bit by bit from major auction houses in the US and the UK. #AE3169: $399 SOLD |
