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The mummy mask is crafted from painted and gilded plaster, originally using textile as support which is only a little visible from the modern restoration on the backside.

All that remains of this mummy mask is the face, the ears and part of the crown of the head, while the chest and the neck are lost.

All that remains of this mummy mask is the face, while the crown of the head, the neck, the chest and the back of the head are lost.

The mummy mask is complete and it is made from plaster with a gilded face, and painted eyes, hair and broad collar.

Mummy mask of a woman from the Roman period in Egypt with gilded face, and depicted clothing painted with multiple colours; on the backside is depicted a falcon holding the feather of Maat in its wingtips.

The reclining figure on the lid is male. In appearance, he is youthful and idealised: this impression is also enhanced by the long, curly hair, reminiscent of Alexander the Great. There is a painted band around his ha...

A large fragment with blue frit coating. Darker blue on the outside, with a coarse red clay background.

Shown here is an example of some of the blue pellets from the production of Egyptian blue pigments.