An ancient Egyptian double-sided stone plaque depicting a seated baboon decorated with a cross-hatched pattern on one side and a double cartouche for Tuthmose III on the reverse. New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty, 1479 B.C. - 1425 B.C. 3/4 inch. Intact. Pierced for suspension. From a Belgian collection.

Depicted squatting, wearing the sidelock and with finger pointed to the mouth. Amarna, Period of Akhenaten(1353–1336 BC), 7/8 inches long. Intact with intact suspension loop. From a Belgian private collection.

Third Intermediate blue overseer shabti for Djed-Mut (the name means "The goddess Mut speaks."), with arms crossed, hands holding hoes, wearing a tripartite wig and with painted black details. 21st/22nd Dynasty. 1070–712 B.C. 4 inches high. Intact. Ex. French collection of Jean Lecannellier, Blainville, France, collected between 1960-1980.

Finely carved, open work, carnelian Eye of Horus. 19th-26th Dynasty, 1292-525 B.C. Pierced for suspension. From a Belgian private collection. The Eye of Horus is an ancient Egyptian symbol of protection, royal power and good health.

A rare ancient Egyptian obsidian button scarab with finely carved details. Late Period, 26th-30th Dynasty, 664–332 BCE. 3/4 inch. From a Belgian private collection.

An ancient Egyptian, 2nd Intermediate Period scarab, with a rare depiction of a kneeling female figure holding lotus flowers. 1650–1550 BCE. 3/4 inch. From a Belgian private collection.

A group of three Egyptian Amarna terracotta pottery fragments. 2 inches X 1.5 inches for largest. Period of Akhenaten, circa 1353–1336 BC. From an old Belgian private collection.

Kneeling statue holding a seated deity figure on its lap (possibly Ptah or Osiris), the back pillar inscribed with three vertical columns of hieroglypic text, listing the various titles of the statue owner, who was associated with Sobek and various other gods. Late Period, 26th Dynasty, 664-525 B.C. 8 5/8 inches long. From the Leighton Wilkie collection, acquired in 1970 in Cairo.

With thick, wavy locks framing his face, and a full beard and moustache, his head surmounted by a modius. 1st Century B.C./1st Century A.D. 3 1/2 inches high. Intact. Mounted. From a California collection. Serapis was a composite of several Egyptian and Hellenistic deities. He was created by Ptolemy I in an attempt to form a bridge between the Greek and Egyptian population under his rule.

Hellenistic nude figure of a pudgy, reclining boy, wearing a long garment, covering his entire back. 2nd/3rd Century B.C. Intact with good surface encrustation. 3 inches high. From a NYC collection.

A fine bronze figure of Osiris. Depicted mummiform, with incised facial details and smiling expression, wearing incised false beard, wearing the atef crown with incised ureaus, each plume flanked by ureaus, double ureaus beneath each plume, with hands emerging from tightly- fitted garment and hands holding inscribed crook and flail. 4 1/4 inches high. Tip of left plume gone. Late Period, 600-400 B.C. From a New Jersey private collection, purchased in the London art market.

With prominent facial details and serene expression. Third Intermediate Period, 1070-720 B.C 9 1/2 inches high. Remains of polychrome. Ex. NY estate of Norio Azuma, collected before 1980.