 $ 60k to $ 90k | Sotheby's sale of Ancient Egyptian Sculpture and Works of Art 2018 totaled a strong $8,986,500, over the high pre-sale estimate. The top lot was the monumental Granite Figure of Sekhmet, which sold for $4.17m. Highlights included a fine small-scale basalt bust of King Tuthmosis III, an imposing over-lifesize fragmentary red granite head of King Amenhotep III from the last ten years of his reign, and an elegant steatite statuette of the Lady Iset , priestess of the god Sobek, dating to the early 19th Dynasty. |  Black Basalt Head Of Tuthmosis III, 18th Dynasty, 1479-1426 B.C. $250k |
 Wood mask with inlaid eyes, 25th/26th Dynasty. $ 1.4m |  Limestone mask, 30th Dynasty/early Ptolemaic Period. $200k to $ 300k |  Granite enthroned figure of the goddess Sekhmet. $ 4.1m |  Statuette of the Lady Iset , priestess of the god Sobek, dating to the early 19th Dynasty. $760k |
 A record for an ancient Egyptian work of art was set at Christie’s in 2012 when a 29 inch sculpture of the goddess, Isis, dating from the Late Period Dynasty, c 664 - 525 BC, sold for £3.7 million. |  |  An Egyptian Green Peridotite Head of a Man  Egyptian blue-glazed steatite figure of Taweret, goddess of childbirth |
 Block statue of a man and the sacred baboon of Thoth, Egyptian, serpentine, 26th/30th Dynasty, 664-342 B.C. Sold for $856k in 2006 |  Sphinx of Egyptian queen, green porphry, Roman Imperial, circa A.D. 81-96. $5.2m. |  Egyptian steatite figure of Sobek |
 Djehuty-Mose (Tothmes), polychrome limestone ushabti, 1292-1190 B.C. $1.3m. |  Black granite or basalt relief fragment from the 30th Dynasty/Early Ptolemaic Period, reign of Nectanebo II /Ptolemy I, 360-282 B.C. $211k in 1998 |  Limestone figure of lion, 30th Dynasty/Ptolemaic Period, 380-30 B.C. $154,250 in 2001. |
