Egyptian faience, glass, and bone carvings, with 22 smaller carvings, including: a) 10 scarabs in bone and faience; a glass Tear Drop Vial, assumed 200 BCE, with an attached note with history and loose provenance. b) Faience Eye of Horus amulet c) Standing Horus. d) Standing ushabti figure in blue faience. e) (9) pendants and beads with the images of frogs, figures and the bust of a Pharaoh. f) Necklace with round and tubular faience beads and five seated ushabti charms (some repairs and breaks). g) (9) Blue faience tubular beads. Dimensions are: the largest piece measures 2 1/2 inches long, the smallest is 3/8 inches long. All measurements are approximate. Condition: The carvings are all a bit worn, so the lines are less crisp. The long faience beads are somewhat worn and splintered along the mouths of the cylindrical bead. One of the charms on the faience necklace has a broken face and another glued at the neck and waist.