A few examples of appraisal values for
ANUBIS

• ANCIENT EGYPTIAN GREENSTONE
  ANCIENT EGYPTIAN GREENSTONE HIEROGLYPHAn ancient Egyptian green stone hieroglyph depicting Anubis the God of death, along with a mummy resting on a carved lion's bed. Approximately, 3 3/4" x 2 3/4". Provenance: Ex. Billy Jamieson collection, Toronto to current owner.
• MINIATURE FAIENCE FIGURE OF
  MINIATURE FAIENCE FIGURE OF ANUBIS Egyptian Purveyor of the Dead, with jackal head, 2" tall.
• EGYPTIAN BRONZE FUNERARY STATUE;
  EGYPTIAN BRONZE FUNERARY STATUE; RELIC / ARTIFACT POSSIBLY LATE KINGDOM 26TH DYNASTY DEPICTING THE JACKAL HEADED ANUBIS, GOD OF DEATH, MUMMIFICATION, EMBALMING, THE AFTERLIFE, TOMBS AND THE UNDERWORLD. 4 1/2"H (WITHOUT SEgyptian bronze funerary statue; relic / artifact possibly Late Kingdom 26th Dynasty depicting the jackal headed Anubis, God of death, mummification, embalming, the afterlife, tombs and the underworld. Includes stand. 4 1/2"H (without stand) Dimensions: 4 1/2"H (without stand)
• Seven ancient bronze fragments:
  Seven ancient bronze fragments: bronze seated Anubis, Egyptian man god, 5-1/2 in.; winged figure, two quadrupeds, Roman head, oil lamp, later small figure of Venus with light green patination, 1-1/4 in. to 3 in., all probably first and second century A.D., countries of origin not determined. Most with uncleaned surfaces, green patination, several with losses.
• Five Ancient Egyptian Faience
  Five Ancient Egyptian Faience Artifactsincluding an Anubis figure (2.5 in.) an ushabti a scarab a lion and a blossom.From the Personal Collection of Dr. Gerrish Efland NC
• Antique Egyptian painted wood panel
  Antique Egyptian painted wood panel fragment depicting Anubis and attendants; as-is condition with losses, chips and other flaws; L 7 1/2" x W 3 1/4"Provenance: Collected between 1945-1960 by Carl O. Winberg, former United States Government diplomat, agricultural attache and Foreign Service officer serving across Indonesia, India Burma, Bangladesh and Australia; thence by descent to the present owner.
• MAHAKALA BRACELET, ANUBIS
  MAHAKALA BRACELET, ANUBIS FIGUREItem 1: Indian gilt bronze child's bracelet or cuff cast with the image of the Hindu deity Mahakala. 4 1/2" total dia. 13th - 15th century. Note: These were worn by young children, usually male, and not removed. Item 2: Ancient Bronze sculpted figure, probably Egyptian, depicting the Anubis deity, mounted to a wooden base. 2-1/2" H. Late Period to Ptolemaic Period. Provenance: the estate of Mrs. Adna Godfrey Wilde, Jr. (Sara Joan Wilde), Colorado Springs, CO. Condition: Item 1: Old break to mid-section of cuff, otherwise good condition. Item 2: Expected wear and oxidation for age.
• EGYPTIAN WOODEN CROUCHING ANUBIS
  EGYPTIAN WOODEN CROUCHING ANUBIS GUARDIAN (AS JACKAL)**First Time At Auction** Egypt, Late Dynastic to Ptolemaic period, ca. 664 to 30 BCE. A regal crouching wooden Anubis guardian depicted in his natural jackal form. The sculpture sits in a perky but pensive position with raised ears, folded hind legs, and outstretched tail. Extensive remains of gesso and jet-black pigment are visible along each part of the body, with contrasting white eyes. Artists in ancient Egyptian times depicted examples of Anubis as a recumbent canine to show guardianship or attentiveness in homes, sacred sites, and tombs. Wild jackals are naturally attracted to human burial sites - bodies that were buried in shallow graves were easily dug up and often eaten by these canines. Despite their scavenging, Egyptians associated jackals with the deceased and regarded them as protectors and guides to the afterlife. Size: 15.5" L (39.4 cm) Wooden representations of sacred animals and deities were often placed into Egyptian tombs belonging to high-status individuals. Similar figures were also made to grace furniture and other everyday objects which were sometimes placed into the grave as well. Anubis, based on the African golden jackal, is a god associated with mummification and the afterlife and is usually depicted as either a canine or a man with a canine head. Like many Egyptian deities, the role of Anubis changed over time. During the First Dynasty, he was a protector of graves and an embalmer. In the Middle Kingdom period, Osiris claimed Anubis' role as lord of the underworld, but Anubis continued to weigh the hearts of the dead against a feather to determine if they were deserving of eternal life. Please note that this piece is a dropship item, meaning that it will be shipping from the consignor’s location. All information regarding condition, size, and metal content have been provided by the consignor. PLEASE NOTE: Due to recent increases of shipments being seized by Australian & German customs (even for items with pre-UNESCO provenance), we will no longer ship most antiquities and ancient Chinese art to Australia & Germany. For categories of items that are acceptable to ship to Australia or Germany, please contact us directly or work with your local customs brokerage firm. Provenance: Private West Hollywood, California, USA collection, acquired via descent; ex-private New York, USA collection, from a collection started in the 1960s, acquired in London All items legal to buy/sell under U.S. Statute covering cultural patrimony Code 2600, CHAPTER 14, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money back. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany all winning bids. We ship worldwide and handle all shipping in-house for your convenience. #177330 Condition: Repaired, ears reattached, with some infill, areas of wear to the paint on the forehead, front paws, and small areas throughout. Some infill painting to the body. Overall good condition.
• EGYPTIAN STYLE JUDGMENT SCENE
  EGYPTIAN STYLE JUDGMENT SCENE WITH SOTHEBY'S NEW YORK LABEL Polychrome over wood, the work encased in plexiglass; the panel shows the gods Anubis and Thoth weighing the heart of a deceased man, who stands with Anubis to the far left of the work.
• ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FAIENCE USHABTI
  ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FAIENCE USHABTI Possibly c. 400-300 BCE, representing a servant for the afterlife, 4"h
• FOUR ASSORTED ARTICLES Includes a
  FOUR ASSORTED ARTICLES Includes a resin Anubis head, a pair of Kenyan-made candlesticks, and a ceramic bank of Native American origins.
• SILVIO P. ZORATTI WOOD
  SILVIO P. ZORATTI WOOD CARVINGSilvio P. Zoratti (Italian/ American 1896-1992)- Anubis, Son of Osiris- painted wood sculpture, tin plate reads- 'Anubis Son of Osiris/ Principal Egyptian Gods/ Huyman Body Head of a Dog'. 15 1/2''h
• EGYPTIAN CARVED PLAQUE 9" x 10 ¼"
  EGYPTIAN CARVED PLAQUE 9" x 10 ¼" Carved plaque fragment with Egyptian gods Horus and Anubis, after a mural found in the Tomb of Ramses I.
• Egyptian Ushabti Burial
  Egyptian Ushabti Burial Figureturquoise faience with headdress and hieroglyphic writing on body Ptolemaic period.5.25 in.Repaired break to body and wear and flakes to glaze.
• ANCIENT EGYPTIAN STYLE GOD THOTH AS
  ANCIENT EGYPTIAN STYLE GOD THOTH AS AN IBIS Ancient Egyptian style bronze and hardstone figure of a recumbent ibis as the god Thoth, the god of knowledge and wisdom, having a possibly ancient bronze head and feet with a contemporary green hardstone body, the whole resting on a painted wooden base. Approximate dimensions: Ibis h. 4.5", w. 2.25", d. 5.5"; overall h. 6" w. 3.25", d. 6".
• ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FAIENCE POTTERY
  ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FAIENCE POTTERY USHABTI EgyptCirca 600 BCMummiform statue with hieroglyphs carved into the body with remnants of green glaze.
• EGYPTIAN USHABTI - Ancient Egyptian
  EGYPTIAN USHABTI - Ancient Egyptian Ushabti in Turquoise Faience with hieroglyphs on front odd grid on back on wooden stand the figure is 4 3/4'' tall worn minor losses.
• EGYPTIAN USHABTI - Ancient Egyptian
  EGYPTIAN USHABTI - Ancient Egyptian Ushabti in Turquoise Faience with hieroglyphs on front odd grid on back on wooden stand the figure is 4 3/4'' tall worn minor losses.
• (2) ANCIENT EGYPTIAN BRIGHT BLUE
  (2) ANCIENT EGYPTIAN BRIGHT BLUE FAIENCE USHABTI Possibly 3rd Intermediate Period (1293 BCE - 945 BCE), turquoise blue glazed pottery representing a servant for the afterlife, in mummiform with hands folded over chest, black painted (likely manganese) incl. a hoe in each hand, hieroglyphic text, and a seed sack painted on back, one mounted on display plinth, larger: 5"h x 1.75"w x 1.25"d (Ushabti only), 6"h x 2"squ (incl. plinth), smaller: 4.75"h x 1.75"w x 1.25"d
• ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FIGURE OF OSIRIS
  ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FIGURE OF OSIRIS EGYPT, LATE PERIOD, 664 - 332 B.C. bronze, gold and lapis lazuli, standing deity in typical mummiform pose, holding a crook and flail in his crossed hands, wearing the atefcrown with frontal uraeus and incised plaited false beard, the face with inlaid quartz eyes and lapis brows, raised on a bespoke mount20.2cm tallPrivate family collection, Switzerland, since at least 1940, the piece is accompanied by a supporting letter confirming the provenance.Note:Osiris is most often represented as a shrouded mummy, emphasizing his connection with the dead. He holds a flail and a short shepherd’s crook, insignia associated with Egyptian kingship, and wears a long, braided beard, emblematic of divinity. On the front of his tall crown is a uraeus, a cobra ready to spit fire at his enemies. The horns may link him with the sun god, who often appears as a ram-headed man at the end of the day and during the night.By the first millennium B.C., statues and statuettes of Osiris were offered in profusion, reflecting both the importance of the god and a shift in how the ancient Egyptians performed certain rituals. Some of the places where statues of Osiris have been found can be identified as temples and shrines belonging to him, but they have also been found as offerings in contexts where explanations are not evident.
• ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FAIENCE AMULET
  ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FAIENCE AMULET PLAQUE, EX-KOMOR 26th Dynasty (c. 600 BCE), blue glazed ceramic, one side decorated with Anubis flanked by temple pillars, the other with a group of gods including Thoth, on lucite stand, accompanied by original Mathias Komor receipt, 5.5"h x 4.5"w (pottery), 7"h (total)
• LARGE ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FAIENCE
  LARGE ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FAIENCE USHABTI, EX MUSEUM Possibly 3rd Intermediate Period (1069 BCE - 945 BCE), turquoise blue glazed pottery representing a servant for the afterlife, in mummiform with hands folded over chest, well preserved black painted (likely manganese) incl. a hoe in each hand, hieroglyphic text, Seshet hairband, and a seed sack painted on back, museum accession number on sticker label verso "116.40.17", Parke-Bernet lot sticker label verso, mounted on display plinth, 6.5"h x 2.25"w x 1.75"d (Ushabti only), 9.5"h x 2.25"w x 2.75"d (incl. plinth)
• LARGE EGYPTIAN CARVED WOOD USHABTI,
  LARGE EGYPTIAN CARVED WOOD USHABTI, EX-MUSEUM Possibly c. 600-100 BCE, dark painted or patinated carved wooden figure representing a servant for the afterlife, accession number on underside (1955), in rigid clear plastic display box, 9"h (figure)
• BOEHM CERAMIC EGYPTIAN GOD ANUBIS
  BOEHM CERAMIC EGYPTIAN GOD ANUBIS DOG FIGURINELimited edition. Treasures of King Tutankhamun series. Issued: 1970s Dimensions: 13.5"L x 5.5"W x 9"H Edition Number: 750 Manufacturer: Boehm Country of Origin: United States
• (2) ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FAIENCE
  (2) ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FAIENCE USHABTI, EX-MUSEUM Possibly 400-300 BCE, incl. one in blue green glaze with black pigment painted features, and one in turquoise blue glaze, each representing a figure of the afterlife, 4.5"h x 1.75"w x 1.5"d (larger figure)
• 7PCS ANCIENT BRONZE MINIATURES,
  7PCS ANCIENT BRONZE MINIATURES, INCLD. EGYPTIAN Seven pieces of miniature ancient bronze artifacts, including (4) Egyptian pieces, two pendants depicting Anubis as a jackal, a diminutive figure of Osiris in mummified form, holding the crook and flail, and a carved pendant of a human headed cat depicting Bastet; together with a Roman bronze barbed arrow; an Incan Tupu or pin with a bird finial, and an unidentified stylized bird with a raised tail. Approximate dimensions: Arrow: l. 3.25, Bastet h. 1.20".
• ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FUNEREAL
  ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FUNEREAL BREASTPLATE - Breastplate of a Nobleman Egypt Late Period (XXI to XXVI Dynasty) circa 959 BC in polychrome paint on a gesso based linen School of Middle Egypt Gods of Underworld depicted at top Eye of Horus at center styl
• ANCIENT BRONZE NEFERTEM & OSIRIS,
  ANCIENT BRONZE NEFERTEM & OSIRIS, EX-MUSEUM Incl. Nefertem, probably 1070-712 BCE, in solid cast dark patina bronze, depicted with a beard and tripartite head-cloth, crowned with characteristic lotus-form headdress, accession number to underside (1953), on red painted wood base mounted to cardboard, and Osiris, c. 700-600 BCE, remnant gilding, natural green patina, depicted wearing the Atef crown, with winged sides and Uraeus serpent on his forehead, mounted to green wood backing, 3"h x 1.5"w (Nefertem), 4" (Osiris)
• BOEHM CERAMIC EGYPTIAN GOD ANUBIS
  BOEHM CERAMIC EGYPTIAN GOD ANUBIS DOG FIGURINELimited edition. Treasures of King Tutankhamun series. Issued: 1970s Dimensions: 13.5"L x 5.5"W x 9"H Edition Number: 80 Manufacturer: Boehm Country of Origin: United States
• An Egyptian bronze votive Apis bull
  An Egyptian bronze votive Apis bull 600-200BC representing the god Ptah; two votive figures of Osirus; two ushabti fragments; a head of Harpokrates; with three 19th century bronze fragments; five terracotta fragments possibly pre-columbian and an axe head Estimate ?500-700 Items were assessed by Barbican House Museum on 113th May 2011 Descriptions provided in both printed and on-line catalogue formats do not include condition reports. The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition or completely free from wear and tear imperfections or the effects of aging. Interested bidders are strongly encouraged to request a condition report on any lots upon which they intend to bid prior to placing a bid. All transactions are governed by Gorringes Conditions of Sale.Sold for ?500
• Ancient Egyptian bronze figure of
  Ancient Egyptian bronze figure of King Osiris and a glazed ceramic ushabti reportedly New Kingdom period 1) King Osiris - Judge of Underworld depicted in traditional pose mounted on wood base 7 1/2 H. total; 2) ushabti - depicted as mummified pharaoh 9 in. H. total Estimate $ 400-600 Bronze - appropriate wear discoloration; Ushabti - broken and restored.
• ANCIENT EGYPTIAN BRONZE IBIS,
  ANCIENT EGYPTIAN BRONZE IBIS, EX-MATHIAS KOMOR Saite Period (c. 500-300 BCE), solid cast bronze with natural verdigris patina, representing the god Thot, and found at a sanctuary in Hermopolis West, on custom lucite base, accompanied by original Mathias Komor receipt, 4"h x 5"l (bronze), 7"h (total)
• An Egyptian Funerary Cone
  An Egyptian Funerary Cone Fragment for the Chief Wab-Priest, Sobekmose New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty, Circa 1553-1307 B.C. Length 2 7/8 inches (7.3 cm).
• ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FAIENCE USHABTI
  ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FAIENCE USHABTI Probably late B.C.; pharoahinic form, with faint traces of hieroglyphs, 3 3/4 in. H.
• THE ABDUCTION OF PROSPERINA A
  THE ABDUCTION OF PROSPERINA A Dresden porcelain figure of Pluto abducting his wife Prosperina to the underworld, his hound Cerebus at his feet, model after the sculpture by Gian Lorenzo Bernini, marked with Saxony maker mark; 10"H; Condition: losses to her fingers
• EGYPTO-NUBIAN MARBLE FIGURE OF
  EGYPTO-NUBIAN MARBLE FIGURE OF PRIEST. - 9 1/2 in. high.