Ancient Egyptian Alabaster

A rare ancient Egyptian anthropomorphic heart amulet, dating to the late Period, 664-332 BC.

A beautiful, very rare and well provenanced Ancient Egyptian alabaster Hydria, dating to the 3rd Century BC.

Large-sized rare Ancient Egyptian Carved Alabaster Jar 1st-3rd Dynasty (2965-2640 BC) From an important private English collection Free international shipping.

Fine alabaster urn inspired by ancian Egypt. Hand-carved. The urn is resting on four cylindrical feet. Probably italy end of 20 century.

This collection was formed by antiqieties dealer Henry Anavian (his gallery is located within the Manhattan art and antiqes center) for a client . Composed of a Mesopotamian lime sto...

In general, but not always, ancient Alabaster in Egypt and the Near & Middle East is calcite.

In general, but not always, ancient Alabaster in Egypt and the Near & Middle East is calcite.

In general, but not always, ancient Alabaster in Egypt and the Near & Middle East is calcite.

In general, but not always, ancient Alabaster in Egypt and the Near & Middle East is calcite.

In general, but not always, ancient Alabaster in Egypt and the Near & Middle East is calcite.

In general, but not always, ancient Alabaster in Egypt and the Near & Middle East is calcite.

In general, but not always, ancient Alabaster in Egypt and the Near & Middle East is calcite.

In general, but not always, ancient Alabaster in Egypt and the near and Middle East is calcite.

Its popularity dates back to ancient Egyptians, who gave alabaster its name after its use by the followers of the cat goddess Bast, also referred to as the “eye of the moon”.

There are sculptures known from the 9th century BC from Iraq, but also from ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia. Alabaster was also used for windows in Byzantine churches and later in medi...

In good condition From a private collection Free international shipping Ancient Egyptian Alabaster Jar 1st-3rd Dynasty 2965-2640 BC

A beautiful, large ancient Egyptian alabaster vase, dating to the New Kingdom, circa 1550-1070 BC.

An ancient Egyptian scent bottle or alabastron, dating to the late period, 664–332 BC.

It features a beautiful old socket in brass. The use of alabaster in lamps has been around for centuries, dating back to ancient Egypt.

Ancient Egyptian Carved Alabaster Jar 1st-3rd Dynasty (2965-2640 BC) From an important private English collection Free international shipping.

In general, but not always, ancient Alabaster in Egypt and the Near & Middle East is calcite.

Its popularity dates back to ancient Egyptians, who gave alabaster its name after its use by the followers of the cat goddess Bast, also referred to as the “eye of the moon”.

In general, but not always, ancient Alabaster in Egypt and the Near & Middle East is calcite.

In general, but not always, ancient Alabaster in Egypt and the Near & Middle East is calcite.

A carved alabaster urn shaped vase, with twin handles, 'à l'antique', in the ancient Egyptian style.

In general, but not always, ancient Alabaster in Egypt and the Near & Middle East is calcite.

An interesting Egyptian alabaster vessel, Possibly 19th century in the style of Old Kingdom (2686-2160 BC).

" In general, but not always, ancient Alabaster in Egypt and the Near & Middle East is calcite.

Presenting an exquisite ancient Greek red-figure terracotta pelike (storage jar) standing 10.5 inches tall. This piece embodies the timeless artistry of Classical Greece, featuring h...

Unique functional sculpture carved from a single piece of wood in the shape of a bathtub. This magnificent bathtub is carved by artists with basic wood carving power tools with dedic...

An Imperial Japanese Meiji Shibayama Tea Ceremony Cabinet by The Tokugawa Samurai Clan. This extraordinary Meiji-period shibayama cabinet, attributed to the Tokugawa samurai clan, s...

This somewhat rare South Italian ceramic vessel is called a nestoris, or two handled wine jar. The obverse is decorated with a seated youth wearing a tunic, pilos helmet and high lac...

This impressive Classical Greek red-figure pottery krater originates from Athens and dates to the time of Pericles and The Parthenon. Such vessels were used for mixing wine at the sy...

The Classical Greek amphora with glossy black glaze and elegantly twisted handles. Depicting on one side an Athenian youth resting on a staff and wearing a himation with his right a...

A remarkable and rare fragment of ancient Roman glass, dating from the 1st to 4th century AD. The glass is preserved in excellent condition and displays a stunning natural iridescent...

Heads of a king, like this one, became popular in the Late and Ptolemaic periods and may have been used as models for sculptors or votive offerings. In the form of a bust of a pharao...

This beautifully rendered 'dummy' canopic jar is In the form of the human-headed Son of Horus, Imsety. It features an incised line indicating the division between the jar and the lid...

A beautifully preserved example, this superb sandstone head depicts an official wearing a smooth shoulder-length headcloth, over large naturalistic ears and fleshy, round face. The...

These monumental limestone sphinxes, carved with the idealised visage of Pharaoh Nectanebo I (c. 379-360 BC) atop a lion’s body, are icons of ancient Egyptian culture. Depicted in th...

This superb sculptors model is carved in raised relief with the bust of a pharaoh in profile to the right. The noble face features a prominent chin and thick lips. A delicate eye-lin...