Altägyptische Schmuckgarnitur aus Fayencen und Steinperlen, Spätzeit, Mitte 1. Jtsd. v. Chr. - photo 1

Altägyptische Schmuckgarnitur aus Fayencen und Steinperlen, Spätzeit, Mitte 1. Jtsd. v. Chr.

Lot 6
06.05.2023 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 1 500
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 6 | Altägyptische Schmuckgarnitur aus Fayencen und Steinperlen, Spätzeit, Mitte 1. Jtsd. v. Chr.
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€ 1 500
Zusammengehörige Teile eines altägyptischen Schmuckensembles in moderner Auffädelung. Im oberen Teil kleine scheibenförmige Fayenceperlen unterschiedlicher Färbung, unterbrochen durch einzelne gleichgroße Steinperlen, wohl aus Granat. In der Mitte auf beiden Seiten drei Bergkristallperlen, auf allen Seiten eingefasst durch runde Granatperlen und durch Goldperlen aus Filigran und Granulation getrennt. Im unteren Teil fünf ausgesprochen qualitätvolle und filigrane Fayencen: in der Mitte Isis frontal schreitend und seitlich je zwei Udjataugen auf Löwenkörper. Die Fayencen getrennt durch zwei Granatperlen mit einer Bergkristallperle dazwischen, diese wiederum durch Goldperlen aus Filigran und Granulation getrennt.
Ausgesprochen anmutige altägyptische Schmuckgarnitur von feiner Qualität. Länge der Isis-Fayence 3,9 cm. Länge des Kettenstrangs ca. 70 cm. Dazu ein staubfreier "Schmetterlingskasten" zur Präsentation (Maße 30 x 40 cm).
Provenienz: Aus dem Nachlass einer Münchner Archäologin, Geschenk ihres Ehemannes, erworben 1973 in einem Münchner Antiquitätengeschäft.
An ancient Egyptian jewellery set of faience and stone beads, Late Period, mid-1st millennium B.C.
Matching parts of an ancient Egyptian jewellery ensemble in modern threading. In the upper part small disc-shaped faience beads of different colours, interrupted by single stone beads of the same size, probably made of garnet. In the centre, three rock crystal beads on both sides, framed on all sides by round garnet beads and separated by gold beads of filigree and granulation. In the lower part, five extremely high-quality and filigree faiences: in the centre, Isis striding frontally and two Udja eyes on the body of a lion on each side. The faiences are separated by two garnet beads with a rock crystal bead in between, these again separated by gold beads of filigree and granulation.
Exquisitely graceful ancient Egyptian jewellery set of fine quality. Length of the Isis faience 3.9 cm. Length of the chain strand ca. 70 cm. Comes with a dust-free "butterfly box" for presentation (dimensions 30 x 40 cm).
Provenance: From the estate of a Munich archaeologist, gift from her husband, acquired in 1973 in a Munich antiquities shop.
Condition: I -
Auction house category:Egypt and Asia
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