A tall Hellenistic standing female figure with pleasant facial expression, standing on an integral base, her weight resting on her right foot, her left hand grasping her loose fitting himation draped below her waist and revealing her nude body above. 3rd/4th Century B.C. 11 inches tall. Neck repaired. Extensive remains of white slip. From the NYC estate of Norio Azuma, collected before 1980.

Drinking cup, finely decorated and of elegant form, with high arching handles, with support struts and thumb spurs, the cylindrical body flaring to the rim with a short lip around the base, set on a slender stem with medial ridge and steeped foot. Side "A" depicts a winged Eros, sitting on a pedestal base, legs crossed, wearing beads on his neck and right leg, his right hand holding a purse, his left hand holding a goose. Side "B" depicts an Eros, holding a phiale and a situla...

Egyptian faience figure of a seated Nefertum. Wearing the lotus crown, tripartite wig and false beard, striated kilt on his lap and his arms resting on his legs. Late Period, 600-300 B.C. 3 inches high. Intact with traces of glaze. Ex. Sothebys, N.Y.

A fine faience double-sided Hathor head, from a sistrum handle. Depicting Hathor with bovine ears and a cobra on each side. Late Period, 600-400 B.C. 1 1/2 inches high X 1 1/2 inches wide. Intact as shown with remains of glaze. From an old Belgian private collection, collected in the 1970s. One of the main cult objects associated with Hathor was the sistrum, a musical rattle. Its name is derived from the Greek, seiein, meaning "to shake". Music and dance were part of the worship of Hathor...

A fine Roman bronze arm, bent at the elbow, with well-definewd fingers and fingernails. 2nd/3rd Century A.D. 5 3/4 inches from elbow to tip of fingers, 3 1/4 inches from above the elbow. From an old New Jersey collection.

A fine gilt and polychrome cartonnage panel depicting an elaborate funerary scene including four male figures offering the complete set of canopic jars - the jackal-headed Duamutef protecting the stomach, the falcon-headed Qebehsenuef, protecting the intestines, the baboon-headed Hapi, protecting the lungs, and the human-headed Imsety, protecting the liver...

God of the underworld, depicted mummiform, with smiling facial expression, wearing the incised plumed atef-crown, incised braided breard, incised broad collar and hands grasping the crook and flail. Late Period, 600-300 B.C. 8 1/2 inches high. Tip of one plume gone. From an old Belgian private collection.

A gilt and painted cartonnage figure, possibly Osiris. Depicted seated, wearing the atef-crown and false beard. A sceptre perched on his raised kness. His face, crown and sceptre gilded. Ptolemaic Period, 300 - 30 B.C. 2 3/4 inches high. Mounted. Antwerpe art market, early 1980's.

Glazed faience figure of the goddess, depicted striding, arms straight down on her side. Late Period, 600-300 B.C. 2 1/8 inches high. Intact with intact suspension loop. From an old New Jersey collection.

Drinking vessel from the ancient Greek colonies in southern Italy. With disc foot and twin convex handles. One side decorated with a maiden, seated on a rock, facing to her right, wearing a chiton, her right hand holding a mirror and her left hand holding a box. The other side decorated with a draped male figure. Palmettes painted underneath handles. 3rd/4th Century B.C. 7 1/4 inches high. Repaired. From an old New Jersey collection.

Possibly depicting Herakles, with thick beard, defined chest musculature, his club resting on his left shoulder and his right arm extended, holding an implement. 4th Century B.C. 2 1/4 inches high. Intact. New Jersey art market.

Ancient Greek terracotta standing pig with erect spinal crest and prominent facial details. Late 5th-4th Century B.C., Magna Graecia. 3 inches long. Some surface cracks. From a New Jersey collection.