Head of a statue in red quartzose sandstone, of a man wearing a wig of lappet type, broken off at neck: Ancient Egyptian, Middle Kingdom, mid-12th Dynasty, c.1922 - 1855 BC

Statue head in red quartzite of a pharaoh wearing a nemes headdress and uraeus with eight coils, possibly King Nebhepetre Montuhotep II: Ancient Egyptian, 11th - 12th Dynasty, c.2055 -2004 BC

Statue head in fine green basalt of a king wearing the afnet headdress with uraeus, possibly Amenhotep II: Ancient Egyptian, 18th Dynasty

Statue head in red granite of a pharaoh, probably Amenhotep III, broken off below the chin: Ancient Egyptian, Upper Egypt, Themes, Probably Kom el-Hettan, 18th Dynasty, c.1390-1352 BC

Statue head in light brown quartzite of a pharaoh wearing a nemes headdress and uraeus, possibly representing Tutankhamun or one of his successors: Ancient Egyptian, late 18th Dynasty, c.1336 - 1279 BC

Granite statue fragment, depicting the upper part of a god with long wig and beard, probably a fertility god associated with the Nile River: Ancient Egyptian, Upper Egypt, probably Hierakonpolis, possibly New Kingdom, c. 1550 - 1069 BC

Blue sandstone fragment of the headdress (a 'boatman's fillet') of a king, probably Nebhepetre Montuhotep II: Ancient Egyptian, Upper Egypt, Deir el-Bahari, 11th Dynasty, c.2055 -2004 BC