Description
Egyptian banded alabaster jar, the jar has a rounded body tapering to a flat base rising to a short neck with a flaring mouth it was used for oils or ritual offerings very fine finish skin, a well proportionate and very graceful form
REFERENCE #
SW-EG-1014
CIVILIZATION
Egyptian, ca. 2686 BC – 1070 BC
SIZE
H. 12.1 cm W. 9.5 cm
CONDITION
Excellent condition
PRICE
$3800
PROVENANCE
Jerusalem Private Collection
Frequently Asked Questions
The Egyptian banded alabaster jar was traditionally used for holding oils or ritual offerings. Its design and material made it suitable for preserving precious substances in ancient Egyptian ceremonies.
The jar measures 12.1 cm in height and 9.5 cm in width, making it a compact and well-proportioned artifact with a graceful form.
The jar is in excellent condition, retaining its very fine finish and graceful form, which highlights its historical and aesthetic value.
The jar originates from the Egyptian civilization, dating approximately from 2686 BC to 1070 BC, covering a significant span of ancient Egyptian history.
The alabaster jar is priced at $3800, reflecting its historical significance, excellent condition, and provenance.
The jar comes from a private collection in Jerusalem, which adds to its documented history and authenticity.
The jar features a rounded body tapering to a flat base, a short neck, and a flaring mouth. It has a very fine finish and a well-proportioned, graceful form typical of Egyptian craftsmanship.
