Figurines Collection (#6)

Egyptian bronze Apis (or Hapis alternatively spelled Hapi-ankh), is a bull-deity that was worshipped in the Memphis region. 1st millennium BCE

Zoomorphic terracotta vessel Byzantine period 5-7th century CE

Canaanite Bronze figure 2nd Millennium BCE

Three Egyptian wooden figurines 1st millennium BCE

Copper Female figurine 3rd Millennium BCE

stone bust of a woman C016 / 2819
A Palmyrene stone bust of a woman Roman period 1-2 century CE

Terracotta animal figurines C016 / 2807
four Terracotta animal figurines 2000 BCE from left to right Donkey, Horse, bird and hedgehog

Egyptian Terracotta figurines C016 / 2798
Terracotta figurines of goddesses from Faiyum, Egypt 1st century CE

Silverstone Classic
ESSO figurines from the Silverstone Classic Auction

Seller of plaster figurines
A street seller of plaster figurines and busts. He balances a board on his head with various figures for sale, and carries two larger busts in his arms. A small boy seems interested in his wares

The Graphic Christmas Number 1927
Front cover of the Graphic Christmas Number for 1927 featuring a figurine of a couple on a windowsill while outside, people scurry through the snow. Date: 1927

Boy performing with small puppets
Undated coloured illustration of a boy performing with small puppets watched by a gentleman with two ladies, entitled " Les petites Marionettes". HPG/8/2/1 (xxx)"

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Figurines: A Glimpse into the World of Art and Culture From ancient Sheela-na-Gig on the church wall of Killinaboy, Burren, County Clare in Ireland to Chairman Mao figurines at an antiques shop in Sheung Wan, Hong Kong Island; they have always held a special place in our hearts. These miniature sculptures capture moments from different cultures and eras, telling stories that transcend time. In one corner of the world, four Japanese women amid bamboo with a young child depict serenity and harmony. Their delicate features showcase the beauty of Japanese craftsmanship. Meanwhile, Nenette and Rintintin's Good Luck Charms bring fortune to those who possess them – a testament to the belief in supernatural powers across various societies. During times of war, sculptor Clare Sheridan immortalized women war workers through her artistry. These figurines stand as symbols of strength and resilience during challenging times. Similarly, Yaksajeon Hall figures remind us of Korea's rich cultural heritage as they represent Buddhist deities protecting temples with their divine presence. It also hold sentimental value as heirlooms passed down through generations. Each piece carries memories and stories from our ancestors - a tangible connection to our roots that transcends time. Advertisements like Cyril Andrade's or Royal Doulton Potteries' evoke nostalgia for collectors seeking unique pieces for their collections. Oriental Parrot Figurines or China Ducks add an exotic touch to any home decor while reminding us of distant lands waiting to be explored. Lastly, "The House That Jack Built" showcases how figurine sets can narrate beloved children's tales visually - sparking imagination within young minds while doubling up as decorative items. Whether it is appreciating artistry or cherishing personal connections with these tiny masterpieces; figurines continue to captivate us by offering glimpses into diverse cultures worldwide – bridging gaps between past and present.