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Omar Pacha Cippus of Horus-Shed

Omar Pacha Cippus of Horus-Shed

Egypt Circa 332-330 B.C., Ptolemaic Period Steatite H:12.5cm

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Sahidic Coptic Fragment

Sahidic Coptic Fragment

Egypt 9th to 10th Century A.D. Papyrus, Ink H:25cm W:24cm

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Large Bronze Figure of Osiris

Large Bronze Figure of Osiris

Egypt Late Period, 1st Millennium B.C. Bronze H:55cm

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Gold and Bronze Statuette of Ptah

Gold and Bronze Statuette of Ptah

Egypt 750-332 B.C., Late Period Gold, Bronze H:17cm W:4cm

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Cairo Genizah Fragment

Cairo Genizah Fragment

Medieval Judaica 9th to 10th Century A.D. Ink on Vellum H:27cm W:30cm

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Ushabti for Ta-Miat

Ushabti for Ta-Miat

Egypt Second Intermediate Period-Early 18th Dynasty, 1630-1540 B.C. Limestone H:25.3cm

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Ushabti for Udjarenes

Ushabti for Udjarenes

Egypt Late 25th to early 26th Dynasty, C. 670-650 B.C Serpentine H:18.5cm

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Head of a King

Head of a King

Egypt 1540-1190 B.C., 18th/19th Dynasty Limestone H:36.7cm W:48.3cm

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Relief Fragment

Relief Fragment

Egypt 1292 to 1075 B.C., 19th to 20th Dynasty Limestone H:28.9cm W:37.5cmD:3.8cm

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Statuette of the God Bes

Statuette of the God Bes

Egypt 1st Millennium B.C. Bone H:5cm

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Head of Khnum

Head of Khnum

Egypt 1296 to 656 B.C., New Kingdom to Third Intermediate Steatite H:7.9cm W:6.6cm

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Ushabti of Tious

Ushabti of Tious

Egypt 664-525 B.C. Faience H:16.2cm

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Ushabti for Amenemopet

Ushabti for Amenemopet

Egypt C. 1390 - 1213 B.C Wood H:14.5cm

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Large Faience Ram

Large Faience Ram

Egypt 1st to 2nd Century A.D. Faience H:4cm W:6.5cm

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Sculptor's Model

Sculptor's Model

Egypt New Kingdom, 1550 to 1077 B.C. Limestone H:15.5cm

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Head Of A Dignitary

Head Of A Dignitary

Egypt New Kingdom, 1550 to 1077 B.C. Stone H:15.5cm

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Monumental Head of King Nectanebo II

Monumental Head of King Nectanebo II

Egypt 30th Dynasty, C. 360 to 342 B.C. Granite H:39.4cm

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Baket-Mut, 'Chantress' of Amun

Baket-Mut, 'Chantress' of Amun

Egypt 19th Dynasty, C. 1285 - 1270 B.C. Polychrome, Limestone H:74cm W:44cm

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Complete Anthropoid Cartonnage Coffin

Complete Anthropoid Cartonnage Coffin

Egypt 22nd Dynasty, C. 925 to 875 B.C. Pigments, Cartonnage H:177cm W:41cm

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Wooden Anubis

Wooden Anubis

Egypt Third Intermediate Period to Late Period Paint traces, Stucco, Wood H:24.8cm W:90cm

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Back Pillar with Cartouche of Rameses II

Back Pillar with Cartouche of Rameses II

Egypt New Kingdom, 19th Dynasty, C.1279 to 1213 B.C. Schist H:34.4cm

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Wooden Sarcophagus of Khamhor

Wooden Sarcophagus of Khamhor

Egypt 26th Dynasty, C. 664 to 525 B.C. Polychrome, Wood H:192cm

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The 'Dattari' Baboon

The 'Dattari' Baboon

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Egypt 1200 to 1100 B.C., New Kingdom Steatite H:12cm

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The Goddess Neith

The Goddess Neith

Egypt 26th Dynasty, 6th to 5th Century B.C. Electrum, Bronze H:33cm

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Wooden Statue Of A Man

Wooden Statue Of A Man

Wood

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The 'Rockefeller' Relief

The 'Rockefeller' Relief

Egypt New Kingdom, 1550 to 1077 B.C. Clay, Stucco H:31.1cm

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Polychrome Relief Fragment

Polychrome Relief Fragment

Egypt 2686 to 2181 B.C., Old Kingdom Limestone H:33cm W:28cm

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Jasper Tawaret Fragment

Jasper Tawaret Fragment

Egypt 1550 to 1077 B.C., New Kingdom Jasper, Stone H:4.5cm

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Headrest

Headrest

Egypt 2040 to 1782 B.C., Middle Kingdom Alabaster H:22.2cm

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Model Of A Boat

Model Of A Boat

Egypt Middle Kingdom, 2040 to 1782 B.C. Polychrome, Wood W:79.5cm

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Flint Dagger

Flint Dagger

Egypt 6000 to 3100 B.C., Pre-dynastic Stone W:30.5cm

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Shabti For Seni-Em-Iah

Shabti For Seni-Em-Iah

Egypt 1550 to 1077 B.C., New Kingdom Limestone H:32.7cm W:7cm

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Statuette of the Baboon God Thoth

Statuette of the Baboon God Thoth

Egypt 664 to 332 B.C., Late Period Limestone H:22.5cm

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Fayum Portrait Of A Woman

Fayum Portrait Of A Woman

Egypt, Greco-Roman 1st to 2nd Century A.D. Tempera on wood board H:35cm

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Cat Head Of The Goddess Bastet

Cat Head Of The Goddess Bastet

Egypt Late Period, 664 to 332 B.C. Bronze H:8.3cm W:6.8cm

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Stele Of Sa-Pa-Ir

Stele Of Sa-Pa-Ir

Egypt 1550 to 1077 B.C., New Kingdom Limestone H:58cm W:39cm

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Ushabti For Ker-Ta

Ushabti For Ker-Ta

Egypt 1550 to 1077 B.C., New Kingdom Alabaster H:30cm W:9cm

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Amethystine Quartz Ointment Vase

Amethystine Quartz Ointment Vase

Egypt 2040 to 1782 B.C., Middle Kingdom Amethystine H:9.4cm D:6.6cm

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David Aaron Ltd, is one of the oldest art galleries in Mayfair, specialising in the sale and auction of Egyptian art and antiquities. Our gallery offers a wide range of items, including shabtis, sculptures and artefacts from ancient Egypt. Every item we sell is carefully researched. Whether you're looking to buy ancient Egyptian art as an experienced collector or exploring it for the first time, our team is here to assist you in making informed decisions. Contact us or visit our gallery in Mayfair, London, to explore our collection.

What is Egyptian art?
Egyptian art refers to ancient artworks originating from Egypt, characterised by a distinctive style which remained largely unchanged for thousands of years. It includes various forms such as wall reliefs, shabti and sculptural elements often created for religious or ceremonial purposes.

What should I consider when purchasing Egyptian art?
We ensure that each artwork offered meets the highest standards of authenticity and quality. Our commitment to these principles means we can exhibit at international art fairs, including Frieze and TEFAF. This helps collectors make informed choices, giving buyers confidence in their investments.

Where can I find David Aaron's Egyptian art showroom in London?
Our showroom is based in Mayfair, at 25a Berkeley Square, London, W1J 6HN.

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