Antique Egypt

19th Century Middle Eastern Moorish brass repousse bowl, finely hand-etched, engraved, hammered and chased with elaborate Moorish Syrian designs decorated with medallions of Arabic c...

An early 20th-century oversized Turkish Oushak Rug with an all-over design on a light blue field Details rug no. j2715 size 11' 11" x 18' 5" (363 x 561 cm) Antique oriental carpets...

Royal House Antiques Royal House Antiques is delighted to offer for sale this lovely antique circa 1880, hand carved and painted low console table sideboard with Italian Marble top ...

Just as mysterious as the Phoenician princess was, so too is the Jezebel Marquis ring, a Zorab Creation. Shrouded in the hues of an ancient night is a sensual offering only to be ow...

Antique Middle Eastern Egyptian Moorish walnut wood folding chair with intricate foliate carving and mother of pearl, shell inlays.

Brass Middle Eastern Syrian bowl finely hand-etched with Arabic calligraphy writing inscriptions. Engraved and hand-chased Arabic Islamic calligraphy and geometric arabesque and flor...

The artwork represents a standing figure in profile through colorful characteristics Egyptian cloth in a harmonious manner through deft strokes depicted precisely.

The artwork represents a standing woman through colorful characteristics of Egyptian cloth in a harmonious manner through deft strokes depicted precisely.

The artwork represents a standing woman through colorful characteristics of Egyptian cloth in a harmonious manner through deft strokes depicted precisely.

An attractive large Biedermeier neo-classical pier glass with handsome giltwood eagle pediment and pilasters with Egyptian heads and feet. The timber is probably walnut, possibly fru...

French Empire-style (19th Century) bronze dore compote with 3 Egyptian ebonized figures and crystal bowl.

Egyptian style with decorative rose and leaf detailing Attributed to Christopher Dresser Benham & Froud Circa 1875 Dimensions Height 15cm Width 21cm Depth 12cm

Pair of nineteenth century French Louis XV style andirons composed of bronze dore in the form of adapted Egyptian sphinxes.

Jean-Pascal Sébah set of 4 Precious Orientalist Photographic title and signed , Egyptian monument

The artwork depicts Napoleon Bonaparte leaving Egypt in 1799. Good conditions.

Not all the Egyptian obelisks in the Roman Empire were set up at Rome.

Impressive English Regency style mahogany writing desk dating to circa 1880 The rounded rectangular top is inset with tooled tan leather and framed by a crossbanded border Fitted wit...

A pair of delicate burnished red earthenware bottles with flared and tapered necks into decorated conical bodies now as lamps Egypt, c 1880 H 25 × W 16 x D 16 cms (lampshades exc...

Black urn has bronze mounts on side in shape of Egyptian women. The urn sits on a cylindrical base with bronze accents which sits on a square base with four bronze bun feet.

Jean-Pascal Sébah set of 4 Precious Orientalist Photographic title and signed P.Sebah circa 1880 Egyptian monuments

Jean-Pascal Sébah set of 4 Precious Orientalist Photographic title and signed P.Sebah circa 1880 vue of Egyptian monuments

Antique 19th century French Comtoise / Morbier clock movement with embossed brass pediment featuring a scene of the Flight into Egypt with the Virgin Mary and infant Jesus on a donke...

The fellaheen are one of the oldest populations in Egypt, with their lineage and traditions traceable to the rise of Ancient Egypt.

The painting in the upper section is based on a composition by Jean II Restout, *The Rest of the Holy Family During the Flight into Egypt*, housed in the Church of Saint-Étienne in S...

The side pilasters are decorated with Egyptian-style caryatids and foliate inlays. The two-door lower section supports a flat writing flap with an ebonized interior.

On offer is an 18th- or 19th-century copy of Sir Anthony van Dyck's 1630 painting, “The Rest of the Holy Family during the Flight into Egypt.” The original painting hangs in Munich’s...

The Empire style emerged under Napoleon at the start of the 19th century, drawing on Roman and Egyptian motifs and favoring mahogany, marble and gilt-bronze mounts to project strengt...

The Herakles Knot was a symbol used from Ancient Egyptian times, however it gained momentum in the Hellenistic period and was a frequent decorative addition to earrings, bangles and ...

Edouard Dufeu coming from a family originally from Egypt, Dufeu moved to Paris in 1860 and frequented the studio of Charles Gleyre.

In the lower right an inset titled "CONTINUATION OF MAP Part of UPPER EGYPT" follows the Nile from Minieh to Es Souan, with the "Ruins of Thebes", and the Red Sea coast opposite.

This genus was known first from Egyptian remains discovered in 1912 and described by German paleontologist Ernst Stromer in 1915.

Edouard Dufeu coming from a family originally from Egypt , Dufeu moved to Paris in 1860 and frequented the studio of Charles Gleyre .

The Empire style rose under Napoleon in the early 19th century, drawing on classical Greco-Roman and Egyptian motifs to project imperial authority. Ideal for bedroom or hallway storage.

The Empire style rose under Napoleon in the early 19th century, drawing on classical Greco-Roman and Egyptian motifs to project imperial authority. Well suited to extra seating or as...

A striking fusion of classical beauty and Egyptian symbolism, this marble sculpture depicts Antinous, the beloved companion of Emperor Hadrian, in the guise of Osiris.

These exceptional kind of armchairs with an X-shaped frame, also known as " scissor or Dante chairs", have been found in ancient Egyptian tombs, often featuring carvings in the shape...

Giving a detailed illustrated account of the holy places, Egypt, Syria and indigenous flora and fauna. Artists and Engravers: Published by Michiel Cnobbaert, Antwerpen.

Conceived in the fashionable neoclassical and Egyptian Revival taste, its striking design incorporates four boldly tapering supports with carved and gilded classical capitals, united...

It shows Asia Minor, Syria, Arabia, Persia, Afghanistan and Baluchistan, with Egypt, Nubia and Abyssinia on the western side, and it is numbered 19 in the right margin.

During Bida's youth, he traveled and worked in Egypt, Greece, Turkey, Lebanon, and Palestine. He became well known for his exhibition shows during the period between 1847 and 1861.

During Bida's youth, he traveled and worked in Egypt, Greece, Turkey, Lebanon, and Palestine. He became well known for his exhibition shows during the period between 1847 and 1861.

Large Architectural fragment, Ancient Red Imperial Porphyry, from the Egyptian Desert, extracted between 1st century A.D. - 5th century A.D.

The open front is divided into three sections with adjustable shelves, flanked by reeded pilasters decorated with gilt-brass Egyptian Revival female masks and decorative feet.

The overall composition blends Anglo-Japanese simplicity with Egyptian Revival stylisation typical of high-Victorian domestic metalware.

Her classical drapery incorporates generalized Egyptian or Near Eastern elements characteristic of the period’s interest in antiquity following Napoleon’s Egyptian campaign.

Ptolemy I, the first Greek ruler of Egypt after the death of Alexander the Great, declared Serapis the patron of Alexandria and the official god of Egypt and Greece, to link both peo...

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We are pleased to offer this 1920's commode very much in the taste of the late 18th century directoire movement, which happened before the empire style with it's influences from grec...

Magical or Gnostic Gems were used mainly in Hellenised Egyptian Alexandria. They combined Egyptian, Classical, Jewish and Christian symbols concerned with the protection of the owner...

A regular exhibitor at the Salon d'Automne and the Salon des Tuileries, he travelled extensively throughout France, Spain, North Africa, and Egypt, creating poetic compositions disti...

He sketched many of the things he saw on that tour, Temples in Asia, columns in Greece and Pyramids in Egypt. All of these monuments of history were included in the Cartier Collectio...

In neoclassical decoration, sphinx sculptures were a popular motif, drawing inspiration from both ancient Egyptian and Greek mythology. They often appeared in interiors, adding an ai...

Serapis was a syncretic deity created in Ptolemaic Egypt and subsequently adopted throughout the Roman world.

His work is characterised by intricate geometric patterns, plant and bird motifs, and highly controlled scrollwork, and he exhibited regularly at the Salon des Artistes Français, the...

Fatimid art refers to the material culture and architectural achievements of the Fatimid Caliphate (909–1171), a powerful empire centered in Egypt and North Africa. Originally establ...

Carved Aquamarine Pendant with Sapphire Bead Tassel. Inspired by Egyptian and Sumerian rolling seals, this 100ct hand-carved aquamarine pendant was turned from a 200ct plus piece of ...

He saw service in India, Afghanistan and Egypt before retiring as Major in 1884. During his time in the army Giles had produced a number of military pictures.

The monument stands at the center of the square: a tall column bound with bands and crowned by a statue, raised on a high base in the Egyptian manner with griffins at its corners, in...

Howard Carter had opened Tutankhamun's tomb four years earlier, and the wave of interest in Egypt that followed runs right through the design: each handle is built from stepped block...

Some of the earliest examples of amethyst jewellery are seen in works from Egypt. The ancient Greeks believed amethyst protected them from drunkenness and excess.