Apart from the joy, music and dance, bastet is also the goddess of love, sex and fertility. Like the ferocious war goddess Sekhmet, Bastet was originally a lioness deity, but from 99BC she began to be represented as a cat, perhaps because of her gentle nature. She was sometimes depicted witg kittens, which symbolized her role as a fertility deity. Mummified cats were often buried near her shrines.
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ID: 53081S
bastet - Goddess of joy, music and dance
Apart from the joy, music and dance, bastet is also the goddess of love, sex and fertility. Like the ferocious war goddess Sekhmet, Bastet was originally a lioness deity, but from 99BC she began to be represented as a cat, perhaps because of her gentle nature. She was sometimes depicted witg kittens, which symbolized her role as a fertility deity. Mummified cats were often buried near her shrines.
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ID: 53094C
Anubis - God of embalming and the dead
Anubis was the god of embalming and the dead. Since jackals were often seen in cemeteries, the ancient Egyptians believed that Anubis watched over the dead. Anubis was the god who embalmed Osiris a...
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ID: 53807C
Egyptian Royal Luna Barge
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ID: 53808C
ISIS - Goddess of fertility and motherhood
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ID: 54327C
Egyptian Pharoh from middle kingdom
These superlative sculptures have been made by Cold Casting Bronze, a specialist technique, where craftsmen handcraft each piece to absolute perfection.
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ID: 54715
Isis Mirror
Isis, goddess of home, and was portrayed as a nursing mother. Her husband was Osiris who slain by her brother Seth. She was the greatest of Egyptian divinities, the embodiment of ideal motherhood and womanhood. On her head is a miniature throne and the solar disc between the cow''s horns with bird''s wings under her arms.
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ID: 55225
Isis & Osiris
Isis, goddess of home, and was portrayed as a nursing mother. Her husband was Osiris who slain by her brother Seth. She was the greatest of Egyptian divinities, the embodiment of ideal motherhood and womanhood. On her head is a miniature throne and the solar disc between the cow''s horns with bird''s wings under her arms.
Osiris is the legendary ruler of Predynastic Egypt and god of the underworld, and they were destined to marry each other and become the first king and queen of Egypt. In myth, Isis'' brother Seth killed her husband Osiris. After she gave birth to their son Horus, Horus avenged Osiris'' death. Isis was the greatest of Egyptian divinities, the embodiment of ideal motherhood and womanhood.
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ID: 55562
RA - The sun god
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ID: 55565
Sekhmet - the lioness headed goddess
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ID: 55566
Hathor - Sky goddess
A sky goddess, sometimes represented as a woman wearing a solar disc between a pair of cow horns, and at other times portrayed as a cow. Hathor concerns herself with beauty, love and marriage, and ...
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ID: 55972
Sun disc Clock protected by twin Isis
Isis, goddess of home, and was portrayed as a nursing mother. Her husband was Osiris who slain by her brother Seth. She was the greatest of Egyptian divinities, the embodiment of ideal motherhood and womanhood. On her head is a miniature throne and the solar disc between the cow''s horns with bird''s wings under her arms.
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ID: 55982
Isis with the feather headdress(Maat old kingdom)
Isis, goddess of home, and was portrayed as a nursing mother. Her husband was Osiris who slain by her brother Seth. She was the greatest of Egyptian divinities, the embodiment of ideal motherhood and womanhood. On her head is a miniature throne and the solar disc between the cow''s horns with bird''s wings under her arms.
This particular piece would have represented goddess Maat from the old kingdom as in the new kingdom Hathor ,Maat and Isis became one goddess Isis.
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ID: 56409
Thoth god of writing and recording
These superlative sculptures have been made by Cold Casting Bronze, a specialist technique, where craftsmen handcraft each piece to absolute perfection.
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ID: 56728
Anubis in the Jackal form
Anubis was the god of embalming and the dead. Since jackals were often seen in cemeteries, the ancient Egyptians believed that Anubis watched over the dead. Anubis was the god who embalmed Osiris after he was killed by Seth. Thus, Anubis watches over the process of mumification. Priests often wore a mask of anubis during mummification ceremonies.
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ID: 57553
Anubis god of Embalming and aThe dead
Anubis was the god of embalming and the dead. Since jackals were often seen in cemeteries, the ancient Egyptians believed that Anubis watched over the dead. Anubis was the god who embalmed Osiris after he was killed by Seth. Thus, Anubis watches over the process of mumification. Priests often wore a mask of anubis during mummification ceremonies.
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ID: 57554
Bast godess of Luck,Music and Dance
Apart from the joy, music and dance, bastet is also the goddess of love, sex and fertility. Like the ferocious war goddess Sekhmet, Bastet was originally a lioness deity, but from 99BC she began to be represented as a cat, perhaps because of her gentle nature. She was sometimes depicted witg kittens, which symbolized her role as a fertility deity. Mummified cats were often buried near her shrines.
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ID: 57555
Ramesses II clock
King Ramesses II (1279-1212bc)
As a monument builder Ramesses II stands preminent amongst the pharaohs of Egypt. He added to the great temples at Karnak and Luxor, Gourna and Abydos. On the west bank at Thebes he constructed a giant mortury temple, the Ramesseum. He acceded to power at the age of 25, earnedhispopular title ''Ramesses the Great'' during hislong reign of 67 years.
based in his monuments this clock represent a taste of his style of art work.
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ID: 5766
Isis with sun disc clock
Isis, goddess of home, and was portrayed as a nursing mother. Her husband was Osiris who slain by her brother Seth. She was the greatest of Egyptian divinities, the embodiment of ideal motherhood and womanhood. On her head is a miniature throne and the solar disc between the cow''s horns with bird''s wings under her arms.
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ID: MT40851
The Throne of Princess Meritamun
The Approximate Measurements
HEIGHT:106cm
WIDTH:64cm
DEPTH:47cm
WEIGHT:30kg
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ID: TT40850
The Throne of King Tutankhamen
The Approximate Measurements
HEIGHT:106cm
WIDTH:64cm
DEPTH:47cm
WEIGHT:40kg
This piece is made to order and will be dispatched within 16 weeks of purchase.
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