Canopic Jars

Discover a fascinating piece of history with this exquisite 19th-century Egyptian canopic jar, expertly crafted from glazed faience.

A Bronzed Metal Canopic Jar, Early 20th Century Provenance: Private Australian Collection Acquired in Rome in 2007.

A Bronzed Metal Canopic Jar with Base, Early 20th Century Description: The jar with a lid in the form of a humanoid head wearing the pharaonic nemes headdress and false beard, ident...

This beautifully rendered 'dummy' canopic jar is In the form of the human-headed Son of Horus, Imsety.

A Faience Glazed Ceramic Canopic Jar of Imsety, Early 20th Century Provenance: Private Australian Collection.

This exceptional canopic jar of broad-shouldered ovoid form, features four columns of incised inscription which include the owner’s name and that of the falcon-headed Son of Horus Qe...

This set of two canopic jars represents unequivocal masterpieces of the type.

The jar is drawn with simple handles and a narrow neck, possibly an idealized or generalized form rather than one of the deity-headed examples often associated with canopic sets.

Description: Resembling a canopic jar, the ovoid form impressed with hieroglyphic bands and relief scarab below, the cover modelled as a zoomorphic falcon-head, likely emulating both...

Selket was the wife of Ra and aided Isis, Nephthys, and Neith in guarding the canopic jars of Osiris. Her name is also written - 'serqet hetit' - which means 'who lets the throat bre...

Feel the massive body that stands 32 cm tall and let it remind you of ancient monumental vases, like the canopic jars used by the Egyptians. This vase is a true sculpture, that cele...

The statue to the left is of the scribe Pastophore who is holding a canopic jar in his left hand and an ormolu pen in the other.

- **Fig. 2**: A seated cat figure, possibly representing Bastet, the Egyptian goddess of home, fertility, and protection. - **Fig. 3**: A canopic jar adorned with a detailed hum...

Egyptian Revival ebony and inlaid settee, late 19th century "Of architectural form with geometric borders and inlaid with fruitwoods, ivory, mother of pearl and wire, the carved g...

Gail’s studio is strung with brightly colored Mexican papel picado framing the French windows to a dense canopy of trees. Easels, jars of colored pencils, paintbrushes, fresh flowers...

The Thebes Scarab Pendant: an archaeological revival gold and enamel scarab brooch/pendant, by Robert Phillips, set to the centre with a raised scarab rendered in deep red guilloché ...