Eternal Egypt: Pottery Bowl

Large shallow pottery bowl containing bread and persea tree branches, from the tomb of Kha.

A black pottery chalice with a wide circular rim and a wide bowl. Chalices were among the numerous forms of vessel used for drinking water, wine or other beverages.

This large pot is made of pottery; the neck is missing and the remains of the two missing handles can be seen. The pot is pear shaped and the upper part is decorated with two broad lines, with a geometrical decoration similar to a braid...

A plate made of pottery is characterized by the symmetry of its plant and geometric ornaments.

A pottery container with a dented body; the mouth has a rim that is slightly inclined outwards. The handle extends from the rim to the body.

The cylindrical tray stand is made of pottery coated with transparent glass. It has two prominent edges and is mainly ornamented with several zigzag lines.

A sealed pottery jar, in which the head of the monastery and his deacon hid some gold coins. Then the father wrote to his sons thirty lines of Coptic script.

Handled bronze bowl incised with the name of Amenhotep the Third and painted with the name of the deceased, from the tomb of Kha.

A bowl of Minai ware is decorated with a variety of fish, swimming in parallel circular rows.

This clay ewer has a side handle and is devoid of any drawings or decorations. The ewer, which has an onion-shaped body, is supported on a round base.