ART OF ISLAM AND INDIA & ARCHAEOLOGY - deluxe sale
Friday 10 February 2023 at 14:00
Salle 9 - Hôtel Drouot, 9, rue Drouot, 75009 Paris
212 lots
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1 - Statue called menhir representing a face The face, rectangular, is drawn in hollow with a nose-brow block in relief just like the eyes. The round mouth is also in relief. It is surrounded by summary motifs representing the hair. Limestone and reddish pigments. Southern France, Late Neolithic (3600-3300 B.C.). Height : 22 cm Provenance: Maurice Fenaille Collection (1855-1937), then by descent. The Fenaille Museum in Rodez has many similar objects. A carved Statue-Menhir with Carved Face, Th
Result €5,120Estimate €2,000 - €4,000 -
2 - Fragment of brick inscribed on six lines indicating the name of King Untash-Napirisha Terracotta. Susa, Medio-Elamite period (1260-1235 B.C.). 10.4 x 20.5 x 9.5 cm A Fragment of an Elamite Inscribed Brick with the Name of the King Untash-Napirisha, Susa, 1260-1235 BC
Result €1,024Estimate €1,000 - €2,000 -
3 - Tablet inscribed with a cuneiform inscription Loan of barley (with an interest of about 33%) granted to Allasar, musician of the temple of Inana (in Nippur) and to her daughter with as guarantor Abi-simti, the mother of the future king Šu-Sin. The text comes from Nippur and is dated -2043. Terracotta. Mesopotamia, Nippur, 2043 B.C. 4.3 x 3.5 cm Bibliography : The tablet from a private collection (Bessoneau) was published with a copy by Delaporte in 1911 (copy on CDLI P127320 and BDTNS) : Revu
Result €1,664Estimate €400 - €600 -
4 - Bas-relief representing the water god Enki He seems to emerge from a basin. Terracotta. Broken and glued. Eroded surface. Mounted on a base. Mesopotamia, 2nd millennium B.C. Height : 16,2 cm A copy of the certificate of authenticity of The Queen Margot dated January 10, 2006 will be delivered to the buyer. A Mesopotamian Terracotta Stele sculpted with Enki, the God of Water, 2nd millennium BC
Result €768Estimate €400 - €600 -
5 - Axe Copper bronze. Base. Elam, 2nd millennium B.C. Length : 21 cm Provenance: Antonin and Christiane Besse Collection, Paris, then by descent. An Elamite Bronze Axe Head, 2nd Millennium BC
Result €832Estimate €300 - €500 -
6 - Bifacial idol representing the master of the animals Bronze. Base. Luristan, c. 8th century B.C. Height : 30 cm Provenance : Me Loudemer, Paris, 14 May 1984, lot 30. A Luristan Bronze Idol, the Master of Animals, c. 8th century BC
Result €1,536Estimate €800 - €1,000 -
7 - Bifacial idol representing the master of the animals Bronze. Base. Luristan, c. 8th century B.C. Height : 19 cm Provenance: Mes Boisgirard et de Heeckeren, Paris, May 22, 1980, lot 307. A Luristan Bronze Idol, the Master of Animals, c. 8th century BC
Result €1,792Estimate €600 - €800 -
8 - Plate showing a panther attacking a deer Bronze. Steppe art, Ordos, 4th-2nd century B.C. Length : 9,5 cm Provenance: - Millon, Paris, July 21, 2020, lot 68. - Houssier Collection (constituted in the 1980s). A Scythian Bronze Plate with a Panther attacking a Deer, Ordos, 4th-2nd century BC
Estimate €1,400 - €1,600 -
9 - Ornament depicting a stag at full gallop, legs folded under the body The antlers are facing forward. On the back, three rings of attachment. Gold. Scythian art, 7th-6th century B.C. Height: 4.8 cm; weight: 7.07 grams A copy of an analysis carried out by the Centre d'Analyses et de Recherche en Art et Archéologie will be delivered to the buyer. A Golden Scythian Ornament with a Deer, 7th-6th century BC
Estimate €4,000 - €6,000 -
10 - Cup on silver pedestal Alloy with high silver content. Foot possibly reported (later?); Persia, Sassanid. Height : 7 cm ; diameter : 14,9 cm Provenance : Paris collection from 1975 to 2000 (see lots 120 to 173). A Sasanian Silver Alloy Cup, Persia
Estimate €2,000 - €4,000 -
11 - Oushebti inscribed on the dorsal column in the name of Hekaemsaf, superintendent of the royal fleet He is wearing a tripartite wig and holding his instruments. Green earthenware. Some foxing. Egypt, XXVIth dynasty, reign of Amasis, c. 570-526 B.C. Height : 17,5 cm Provenance: Maurice Fenaille Collection (1855-1937), then by descent. The tomb was discovered by Alessandro Barsanti in 1903. An Egyptian Green Faience Ushabti Figure for Hekaemsaf, 26th Dynasty, Reign of Amasis
Result €12,800Estimate €3,000 - €5,000 -
12 - Shaouabti inscribed on four horizontal lines in the name of Isetemkhebit, the great superior of Amen's harem She wears the tripartite wig and the black-painted farming implements. Blue earthenware with black highlights. Marble base. Egypt, 1st hiding place of Deir el Bahari, XXIst dynasty (1069-945 B.C.). Height : 15,2 cm An Egyptian Blue Faience Shabti for Isetemkhebit, 1st Cache at Deir el Bahari, 21st Dynasty
Result €7,040Estimate €5,000 - €7,000 -
13 - Shaouabti inscribed on four lines Crossed arms, he wears a large necklace. Wood, stucco and yellow, black and ochre polychromy. Traces of burning at the base, accidents and missing parts. Egypt, New Kingdom (1580-1085 B.C.). Height : 18 cm An Egyptian Wooden Shabti, New Kingdom
Result €2,560Estimate €600 - €800 -
14 - Oushebti inscribed in the name of Ouserhat Light blue earthenware. Egypt, XXIst dynasty (1069-945 B.C.). Height : 10,5 cm An Egyptian Pale Blue Faience Ushabti for Userhat, 21st Dynasty
Result €896Estimate €600 - €800 -
15 - Oushebti holding his instruments and wearing a tripartite wig The inscription has disappeared. Earthenware. Egypt, XXIInd dynasty (945-715 B.C.). Height : 14 cm An Egyptian Faience Ushabti, 22nd Dynasty
Result €768Estimate €300 - €500 -
16 - Statue representing on one side a god Amun walking, and on the other a Khnum with the body of a bird On the top of the skull, a notch was to accommodate the feathers. The eyes were to be inlaid. Remains of resinous glue from the period for the Amun. On one side of the base, an inscription. Basalt. Broken and glued in two parts. Egypt, style XXVth dynasty (744-656 BC) Height : 20,8 cm Provenance: Estate sale, September 14, 2022, lot 99 (old collection labels under the base). An Egyptian Bas
Result €768Estimate €700 - €1,000 -
17 - Eye of inlay of mask of sarcophagus Bronze and calcite. Egypt, Third Intermediate Period (1069-664 B.C.). Length : 9,4 cm An Egyptian Bronze Eye Inlay, Third Intermediate Period
Result €512Estimate €150 - €200 -
18 - Oushebti inscribed in the name of Padineith He is inscribed on nine lines, wearing a tripartite wig and holding his farming tools. Green earthenware. Egypt, XXVIth dynasty (664-525 B.C.). Height : 15 cm The tomb of Padineith was discovered in 1900 by Alessandro Barsanti. An Egyptian Green Faience Ushabti for Padineith, 26th Dynasty
Result €8,320Estimate €4,000 - €5,000 -
19 - Oushebti on behalf of the royal chancellor Paaboumeh, nicknamed Psametique-Seneb He is mummiform, wearing a tripartite wig, adorned with a false beard and holding the farming tools. The legs are engraved with eleven hieroglyphic lines (Chapter VI of the Book of the Dead). Green earthenware. Egypt, Late Period, Dynasty XXVI (664-525 B.C.). Height : 16,2 cm Provenance: - Dr. John S. Winnie Collection, Georgia, USA, 1980s. - New York collection. - Parisian collection. An Egyptian Green Faienc
Result €5,760Estimate €2,500 - €3,000 -
20 - Amulet representing the goddess Bastet in the form of a lioness She stands with her right arm presenting an oudjat eye that she holds against her chest. The bezel is formed by an uraeus rolled up above her head. The dorsal pillar is inscribed with the traditional formula of protection of Bastet. Green earthenware. Egypt, Late Period (664-332 B.C.). Height : 7,4 cm An Egyptian Green Faience Amulet of the Goddess Bastet, Late Period
Result €2,304Estimate €600 - €800 -
21 - Oushebti anépigraphe topped with the tripartite wig Green earthenware. Egypt, Late Period (664-332 B.C.) Height : 12,4 cm An Egyptian Anepigraphic Green Faience Ushabti, Late Period
Result €768Estimate €500 - €800 -
22 - Necklace decorated with tubular beads and amulets Including a scarab, two triads, two oudjat eyes, eight djed pillars and eight various deities. It rests on a fabric of time, in a frame. Blue earthenware. The mounting and the thread probably of the period. Egypt, Late Period (664-332 B.C.). Approx. diameter : 12,5 cm ; frame size : 31,7 x 31,7 cm Provenance: Estate of President Edouard Herriot, then by descent. An Egyptian Blue Faience Bead Necklace, Late Period
Result €3,328Estimate €800 - €1,000 -
23 - Pearl mummy set featuring the four sons of Horus and a winged scarab Most probably the period mounting. Presented in a modern frame. Earthenware. Egypt, Late Period (663-332 B.C.). 29,3 x 25 cm Provenance: Label of Sayed Molattam, Luxor, active in the 20s-70s. Some of the fishnets with their original thread can be seen in the Cairo Museum. Most of them are modern montages. An Egyptian Faience Bead Mummy Mask, Late Period
Result €2,176Estimate €800 - €1,000 -
24 - Mummy's net showing a mask Modern assembly. Polychrome earthenware. Egypt, Late Period (664-332 B.C.). An Egyptian Faience Bead Mummy Mask, Late Period
Result €384Estimate €300 - €500 -
25 - Eye of inlay of mask of sarcophagus Bronze, alabaster and black stone. Egypt, Late Period (664-332 B.C.). Length : 7,5 cm An alabaster conical vase is attached. Mesopotamia or Egypt, 2nd-1st millennium B.C. Height : 4,2 cm An Egyptian Bronze Eye Inlay, Late Period
Result €409Estimate €300 - €400 -
26 - Statuette representing Ichneumon mongoose The animal is standing on its hind legs, its front legs against its body, hands outstretched. He is wearing a sun disk decorated with an uraeus whose tail slides over the rodent's head. His tail curls forward, running along the terrace. On a rectangular base. Bronze, shock and cracks on one side. Egypt, Late Period (664-332 B.C.). Height : 19 cm ; base : 10,5 x 5,5 cm Provenance: - An identical example (description and size) presented by Me Delestr
Result €18,560Estimate €4,000 - €6,000 -
27 - Statuette representing the god Osiris standing holding his instruments Bronze with a crusty patina. Egypt, Late Period (664-332 B.C.). Height : 21,5 cm (with the tenon 23,5 cm) An Egyptian Bronze Figure of Osiris, Late Period
Result €2,304Estimate €700 - €900 -
28 - Statuette representing the god Osiris Bronze. Egypt, Late Period (664-332 B.C.). Height : 11,5 cm An Egyptian Bronze Statue of Osiris, Late Period
Result €1,024Estimate €300 - €500 -
29 - Statuette representing Isis suckling Horus She is wearing the solar disk and the tripartite striated wig. Bronze. The lower legs of the Horus are missing. Egypt, Late Period (664-332 B.C.). Height : 15 cm An Egyptian Bronze Statue of Isis nursing Horus, Late Period
Result €1,408Estimate €400 - €600 -
30 - Seven elements of a mummy's ornament worked in repoussé Depicting in particular scarabs and an ear. Gold. Egypt, Late Period (664-332 B.C.). Height: from 2,7 to 4,4 cm Seven Golden Egyptian Mummy Adornment Elements, Late Period
Result €1,024Estimate €500 - €700 -
31 - Statuette representing the bird Bâ The bird with a human head, stands upright on its legs, wears a beard and a multi-row necklace. Wood, stucco and yellow, black and green polychromy. Missing talons (claws), wear of the polychromy. Missing the sun disk. Egypt, Late Period (664-332 B.C.). Height : 18,5 cm An Egyptian Wooden Figure of Ba-bird, Late Period
Result €2,816Estimate €1,200 - €1,400 -
32 - Statuette representing the bird Bâ standing on its front legs Stuccoed and polychrome wood. Egypt, Late Period (664-332 B.C.). Height : 14,5 cm An Egyptian Wooden Statue of Ba-bird, Late Period
Result €768Estimate €400 - €600 -
33 - Mummy of a cat The animal is held upright by strips. The eyes and ears are wrapped. Fabric strips and remains of the animal. Egypt, Saite period. Height : 29 cm Provenance: Reportedly from the Henry Gillman collection according to the current owner. Accompanied by copies of documents in the name of Henry Gillman. These documents do not mention this lot. An X-ray of the mummy will be given to the buyer. An Egyptian Mummified Cat, Saite Dynasty
Result €3,840Estimate €3,000 - €5,000 -
34 - Fragment probably from a sarcophagus tank Decorated with two sitting lions on either side of the horizon sign. Three lines of inscriptions at the bottom; above the heads of the felines, two columns of inscriptions. On the side, visible tenons. Wood, stucco and ochre, green, blue and black polychromy. Egypt, Late Period (664-332 BC) or Ptolemaic Period (664-30 BC). 26,3 x 35 cm A Wooden Fragment of a Sarcophagus (probably), Late Period or Ptolemaic dynasty
Result €1,152Estimate €600 - €800 -
35 - Oushebti inscribed Inscribed in a band. Olive green earthenware. Egypt, 30th dynasty (380-343 B.C.). Height : 13,5 cm An Egyptian Olive Green Faience Ushabti, 30th Dynasty
Result €960Estimate €400 - €600 -
36 - Oushebti inscribed in T He is wearing a tripartite wig and a false beard. Light blue earthenware. Egypt, Ptolemaic period (332-31 BC) Height : 12,5 cm An Egyptian Pale Blue Faience Ushabti, Ptolemaic Dynasty
Result €2,688Estimate €600 - €800 -
37 - Mummy mask representing a woman with a golden complexion She is wearing a blue tripartite wig decorated with a falcon with spread wings, a frontal band of rosettes surmounting a oudjat eye and six pearls; the frontal locks are worked in relief. She wears earrings and a necklace in relief. Polychrome and gilded stuccoed canvas. Gaps, slight restorations. Egypt, late Ptolemaic period. Height : 30 cmm Provenance: - Donald Freese Collection, Illinois, acquired in the 1950s probably from the Susett
Estimate €6,000 - €8,000 -
38 - Modern mounting showing a pectoral on which is mounted an ancient winged scarab framed by Kebéhsenouf and Hapi In the upper part an inscribed scaraboid, an amulet of Bès and an inscribed scarab. Embedded, two intaglios, one showing a crater, the other a caprid. Earthenware and carnelian. Egypt, ancient period (New Kingdom, Roman and Sassanid periods). 13,3 x 14,6 cm A Modern Display of Faience and Carnelian Artefacts (a Scarab, Kebeh-Senouf and Hapi), New Kingdom, Roman and Sasanian period
Result €1,280Estimate €1,000 - €1,200 -
39 - Lot composed of a fragmentary amulet of Sekhmet, an Anubis and a head of shaouabti Earthenware. Egypt, ancient period. Height : 2,8 cm, 4,5 cm and 2,3 cm A Fragment of Faience Sekhmet Amulet, an Anubis and a Head of Ushabti, Ancient Egypt
Result €128Estimate €100 - €150 -
40 - Lot composed of two fragments of oushebti and a bust of Harpocrates Earthenware and terracotta. Egypt, ancient period. From 6,7 to 11 cm Two Faience Fragments of Ushabti and a Terracotta Bust of Harpocrates, Ancient Egypt
Result €320Estimate €150 - €200 -
41 - Statuette representing a female character standing with her arms along her body Wood and black paint. Coptic Egypt, 7th century Height : 15 cm A Coptic Wooden Statue of a Woman, Egypt, 7th century
Estimate €400 - €600 -
42 - Fragment of tapestry with decoration of hares Tapestry composed of a frieze of medallions, alternating patterns of hares and rhombuses, punctuated by tri-lobed leaves. Linen and black wool. Some holes. Egypt, probably 11th century 17 x 62 cm Provenance : Piasa, Paris, June 13, 2003, lot 227. A Fragment of an Egyptian Tapestry with Hares, probably 11th century
Estimate €400 - €600 -
43 - Lot composed of a trozella and a crater decorated with geometric and plant friezes Terracotta and ochre and black polychromy. Messapian art, 4th century B.C. H. of the trozella : 18 cm ; h. of the crater : 20 cm ; diameter : 19 cm }A Messapian Terracotta Trozella and a Krater, 4th century BC
Result €844Estimate €500 - €800 -
44 - Lot composed of two cups with handles One of which is decorated with ivy garland. Black glazed ceramic with white highlights. Corinth and Apulia (Gnathia), 6th and 4th century B.C. Height : 5,5 and 6 cm ; diameter : 13 and 11 cm Two Messapian and Apulian Pottery Bowls, Magna Graecia, 4th century BC
Result €512Estimate €300 - €500 -
45 - Crater Decorated with a frieze of zigzags inscribed in a central band on the body. Terracotta and ochre and black polychromy. Great Greece, Messapian art, 4th century B.C. Height : 17 cm ; diameter : 15,5 cm A Messapian Terracotta Krater, Magna Graecia, 4th century BC
Result €320Estimate €300 - €500 -
46 - Oenochoe with three-lobed beak Decorated with a scene showing on the left a Dionysus riding a mule, on the right a maenad. In the foreground, a panther. Under the foot, two labels including VB 72 and AL 609. Ceramic with black figures. Attic Greece, 525-475 B.C. (London Class B 495). Height : 20 cm An Attic Black-Figure Pottery Trifoil Oenochoe, Greece, 525-475 BC
Result €2,944Estimate €1,200 - €1,500 -
47 - Fragments of a large scrolled crater attributed to the Baltimore painter Fragments of a red-figured crater painted with a naiskos flanked by men and women, an Eros presenting a phiale to a woman (Aphrodite?), an armed warrior facing Poseidon holding the trident, a woman holding a casket and an amazonomachy scene. Decorated with palmettes, female masks, rosettes and posts. Handles in duck heads and Gorgon masks. Black glazed ceramic with red figures. Rehauts of white and yellow. Magna Graecia,
Result €3,584Estimate €1,000 - €1,200 -
48 - Bell-shaped krater Decorated on the A side with a naked standing ephebe holding a patera facing another naked ephebe sitting on a rock holding palm branches in his right hand. On side B of two draped men conversing on either side of a palmette. Black glazed ceramic with red figures. Magna Graecia, Apulia, about 4th century B.C. Height : 29,5 cm ; diameter : 30 cm A Terracotta Bell Krater, Magna Graecia, c. 4th century BC
Result €5,120Estimate €1,500 - €2,000 -
49 - Bell-shaped krater Decorated on the A side with a maenad dressed in a drape holding a torch, facing her a naked ephebe sitting on a drape holding a coat hook. On the other side, two male figures conversing on either side of a column. Black glazed ceramic with red figures. Broken and glued. The face of the maenad is restored. Magna Graecia, Apulia, about 4th century B.C. Height : 32,5 cm; diameter : 35 cm A Terracotta Bell Krater, Magna Graecia, c. 4th century BC
Result €3,200Estimate €1,000 - €1,500 -
50 - Statuette in high relief representing a female figure Standing with her legs crossed, wearing a chiton and a himation, she is carrying a purse. Terracotta. Etruscan art or Magna Graecia, 4th century B.C. Height : 21,5 cm Provenance: Boulogne Enchères, Pleudihen-sur-Rance, May 7, 2022, lot 513. Certificate of thermoluminescence. A Terracotta Figure of a Man, Etruscan Art or Magna Graecia, 4th century BC
Result €576Estimate €400 - €600
About the sale
RESPONSIBLE FOR THE SALE :
Magdalena Marzec
magda.marzec@ader-paris.fr
Marie-Axelle Couppé
macouppe@ader-paris.fr
01 78 91 10 08
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EXPERTS :
ARCHAEOLOGY :
Marie-Margaux COHEN
mariemargauxcohen@gmail.com
06 84 53 82 03
ART OF ISLAM AND INDIA :
Camille CELIER
camille.celier@gmail.com
06 75 03 11 66
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