Inscribed on the vertical register for an individual named Ipet.

Measures: 61.5 mm (2.4") tall.

Condition: small chip to the right toe, otherwise choice.

Measures: 4.5" (11.4 cm) tall and 7" (17.8 mm) wide across the handles.

Condition: one tiny crack to the rim, but it's stable and not needing any repair or restoration. There are a couple of flea-bites on the lugs, as expected from a piece that was used in ancient times for utilitarian purposes. A fantastic piece in perfect condition dating from the earliest horizon of the Egyptian civilization.

Measures: 9" (23 cm) tall.

Condition: Pristine, choice and intact, with no repairs or restorations whatsoever. A beautiful piece in perfect condition. Would make a wonderful addition to any collection of ancient Egyptian antiquities.

Rendered in indurated limestone, this piece measures 46 mm tall and 38 mm long.

Condition: one clean break repaired and almost undetectable. This piece dates to the Late Period in Egyptian history, circa 664-332 BC.

The provenance is as good as it gets. Blanchard's Egyptian Museum, which was located in Cairo, sold many fine genuine ancient pieces before the sale of Egyptian artifacts from Egypt was made unlawful. The sales tag on the underside of the base is original, and very collectible itself. Most major museum collections in the world possess pieces acquired from Blanchard's.

This piece measures 114 mm tall including permanent base. It's a substantial piece in near choice condition. No repairs or restoraions whatsoever. A great opportunity to own a classic piece of ancient Egyptian history.

Such an expressive face. His large nose and bulging eyes typical for this period. He sports a very stylish, braided beard, a characteristic typical of shabtis in the Late Period.

His implements are intact - a pick in one hand, a hoe in the other and a seed sack slung over his left shoulder for sowing the fields for his owner in the afterlife.

He's profusely inscribed. His name is Ankh-Hor.

He measures 112 mm (4.44") tall.

He has suffered a single break to his waist, but that was repaired some time ago, and there is a small abrasion to the glaze on the lappet wig behind his right ear. Otherwise. the piece is in choice condition.

A wonderful piece.

Rameses I reigned at the start of the 19th Dynasty, circa 1292-1290 BC. This short reign of Rameses I makes this piece EXCEEDINGLY rare.

The cartouche of Rameses I can be seen in the bottom-right corner.

This piece is a fragment of a much larger piece, and measures 90.74 mm long, 84 mm tall and 17 mm thick.

For reference, please see last two attached photos, which have been scanned from Jurgen von Beckerath's Handbuch der Agyptischen Konigsnamen, pages 148, 149. # T 4.

They're weighty, and each is rendered using fused granules.

Condition: one is missing a corner, otherwise a perfect set.

Measures: largest example measures 10.5 mm in length. These could be restrung on a necklace and worn. Each piece has a vertical tube through which a string could be threaded.

The earring measures 17.8 mm in length. The chain measures about 18 mm in length.