27 An Egyptian brecciated limestone sack vase, Predynastic Period, c.3500 BC, 6.5cm high


Provenance: Collection of Dr. J. M. Eisenberg, New York. £400-600*


28 An Egyptian scarab with blue faience inlay, 6.5cm long


Provenance: Collection of George and Dora Mathues, Philadelphia, USA acquired in Egypt in the early 1960s and thence by descent. £200-400*


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30 A Roman green glass token fragment in the form of a lion head, 1st-4th century AD, 4cm high, on stand


Provenance: Collection of George and Dora Mathues, Philadelphia, USA acquired in Egypt in the early 1960s and thence by descent. £50-70*


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29 An Egyptian stone palette Predynastic Period, Probably from the Fayum, c.3000 BC, 12.1cm high x 9cm wide


Provenance: Collection of Morris and Camila Pinto, New York, acquired prior to 1914.


A very similar palette can be found in E Bresciani, M C Guidotti, A Menghini, R Pagiotti, F Silvano, ‘LaBellezza femminile nell’antico Egitto’ (Sansepolcro 2006), p. 140-141. For other examples see Sir W. M. Flinders Petrie,’Prehistoric Egypt, Corpus of Prehistoric Pottery and Palettes’ (reprinted Warminster, 1974) plate LVIII, nos. 88D, 88M. £800-1,200*


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* plus Buyer’s Premium 25% + VAT (30% inclusive of VAT) ARR - indicates an additional charge may apply, see information on page 2.


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31 A Roman glass theatre token depicting a theatre mask, 1st-3rd century AD, on stand, 3cm diam


Provenance: Collection of George and Dora Mathues, Philadelphia, USA acquired in Egypt in the early 1960s and thence by descent. £50-70*


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