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| Lot | Description | Reserve | Estimate | Your Bid |
| 11004 |
Egyptian green glazed wadj amulet Papyrus. Shape late period c715-30BC. Pale green glazed faience column with loop hole at top. Symbolic for power & good luck. 29mm high. VGC with no chips. (P) |
A$120 (US$80) (€74) (£64) |
A$160 (US$107) (€98) (£85) |
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| 11005 |
Egyptian: XXIX Dynasty, 399-380BC small seal stamp in light green faience bearing the royal throne name of Maatibra (Pharisee Hakor) in cartouche. He held the first royal tituliary since the XXVI Dynasty (664-525BC). Hakor pursued an active building programme & sealed foreign alliances to keep out the Persians (the previous dynasty had rebelled against Persian rule). Hakor was initially a prince of Mendes. A scarce example of the royal name. Problem free, 40-50% of faience remaining, overall GC. (P) |
A$200 (US$134) (€123) (£106) |
A$300 (US$201) (€185) (£159) |
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| 11006 |
Egyptian. c2000BC. Clay figure crude, unglazed interpretation, possibly intended as an Ushabti burial idol or perhaps a child's toy. Appears to be fired in an open kiln (evidence of smoke blacking). 160mm tall. Most unusual. |
A$150 (US$101) (€92) (£80) |
A$250 (US$168) (€154) (£133) |
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