Possibly from a fountain. The lion head with thick mane and prominent facial details. 1st/2nd Century. 2 inches long. Mounted. From a New Jersey collection.

A rare falcon-headed deity in the shape of Maat. With bulging eyes and wearing a striated tripartite wig. Suspension loop on back. Late Period-Ptolemaic Period, 600-30 B.C. Tiny chip on beak, otherwise intact. 1 inch high. Ex. New York art market, early 1980's

Depicted seated on a throne, wearing the finely-detailed double plumed crown, false beard and striated kilt. Open work between legs and arms and suspension loop behind his head. Late Period, 600-300 B.C. 1 3/4 inches high. Intact. From a French collection. Amun is known as the God of Creation, who symbolized the creative force which was the source of all life. Of all the Egyptian deities, the Egyptian God Amun-Ra was titled the “King of the God”.

A fine pair of fittings in the form of heads of Acheloos. Each head with prominent facial details, with finely-incised moustache, beard, short incised wings projecting from the sides and wearing a cap surmounted by a ring for the attachment of the handle. Original rivets on back. 5th Century B.C. Height: 1 1/4 inches. Length: 1 1/2 inches. From a NYC collection.

Depicted striding, with left foot forward, arms down alongside body, wearing the chair crown and wearing a striated tripartite wig. Late Period, 600-300 B.C. 2 1/8 inches high. Chip on crown. Pierced for suspension. NY art market, early 1980s.

Seated upon a high-backed throne on an integral plinth, her left leg forward, the goddess clad in a tunic, her mantle draped over her left arm and around her lower body, holding a fruit-filled cornucopia in the crook of her left arm, her hair tied into a chignon with two tendrils falling to her shoulders. Circa 1st-2nd Century A.D. 7 1/4 inches high. Weathered and encrusted. New York art market,early 1980's.

Glazed faience triad amulet depicting Isis, Horus and Nephthys. Late Period, 600-400 B.C. 1 1/4 inches high. Intact with some glaze cracks. From a NYC collection.

Glazed steatite scarab, depicting a well-defined striding ram. 13th-17th Dynasty, 1786-1550 B.C. 5/8 inch. Pierced for suspension. Extensive remains of glaze. Ex. NY estate of Norio Azuma, collected before 1982.

New Kingdom steatite scaraboid, with incised decoration on top and an enthroned pharaoh on bottom, wearing the crown of upper and lower Egypt and a cartouche to his right. 18th/20th Dynasty, 1550-1070 B.C. 3/4 inch wide. Intact and pierced for suspension. From the estate of Norio Azuma, collected before 1982.

Fragmentary wood figure of a striding man, with the left leg advanced in stride, wearing a kilt and short wig. Middle Kingdom, DYNASTY XI-XII, CIRCA 2055-1773 B.C. 3 3/4 inches high. From an old Manhattan, NYC private collection.

Fragmentary glazed faience amulet of the Egyptian god, Thoth, depicted as a man with the head of an ibis. Wearing a striated tripartite wig, striated kilt, arms down alongside body and with a large, exaggerated beak. Late Period - Ptolemaic Period, 600-30 B.C. 2 inches high. Pierced for suspension. From an old Manhattan, NY private collection. Thoth was thought to be the scribe of the gods and patron of all scribes.

Depicting a winged Nike facing a robed female figure and decorated with a floral design on shoulder. 5th Century B.C. 7 5/8 inches high. Small chip on shoulder. From the New York estate of Katherin Rosin, acquired in the 1960s.