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Egyptian Wall Sculptures, Wall Mirrors, Thrones, Tables
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Pharoah Statue $575.00 |
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Ceramic Cobra Vase $185.00 |
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Nepthys and Isis Mirror $67.00 |
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Egyptian Column Table $300.00 |
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Egyptian Table with Glass $250.00 |
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Isis Mirror $62.50 |
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Ceremonial Throne $56.25 |
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Throne of Sitamun Trinket Box $50.00 |
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Mask of King Tut Plaque $45.00 |
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Anubis Standing Relief $65.00 |
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Anubis Relief $129.00 |
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Isis and Anubis Clock $50.00 |
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King Akhenaton, Nefertiti and Daughters $55.00 |
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King Akhenaton Offering to Aton $45.00 |
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Ptolemaic Relief $139.00 |
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The Breath of Life $45.00 |
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Eye of Horus Relief $45.00 |
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Egyptian Musicians Wall Sculpture $99.00 |
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Egyptian Musicians Square Wall Sculpture $140.00 |
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King Tutankhamun and Wife Ankhesenamun $45.00 |
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Winged Maat Paying Homage to Hathor $45.00 |
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Winged Maat Relief $29.00 |
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Offering of Maat Relief $129.00 |
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Hathor Relief $29.00 |
We have many more Egyptian items available:
Egyptian Collectibles
Egyptian Jewelry, Hand Mirrors
Egyptian Art Pillows
Egyptian Art, Statues
Egyptian Deities
Shipping and Handling Chart: Total Order Add: Up to $45.00 $7.50 Over $45.00 up to $65.00 $8.50 Over $65.00 up to $85.00 $9.50 Over $85.00 up to $99.99 $10.50 Over $100.00 up Free Shipping 48 States. Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico pay actual shipping cost. We only ship to the USA.
Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum and Planetarium
The Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum, architecturally inspired by the Temple of Amon at Karnak, houses the largest collection of Egyptian artifacts on exhibit in the western United States -- including objects from pre dynastic times through Egypt's early Islamic era.
King Padibastet's Tomb
This CyberMuseum brings you a collection of antiquities never shown before in the New World. No one has seen any of these artifacts in a “real museum” for the past 25 years.
