A group of Antiquities comprising four small Egyptian alabaster vesselsMiddle Kingdom-Ptolemaic Period, circa 1750-30 B.C., including a cylindrical-bodied ointment jar with disc lid, 5.6cm high; a bulbous jar with narrow neck, tapering to the base, 5cm high, Middle Kingdom; a jar with ovoid body, the shoulders sloping towards the cylindrical neck, the disc rim with slightly raised lip, Late Period, 8.5cm high, an ink inscribed collection label on one side; a pear-shaped bottle with disc rim, Ptolemaic Period, 6.9cm high; a small alabaster alabastron, with disc rim and vestigial lug handles, Cyprus, circa 5th-4th Century B.C., 8.7cm high, with worn collection label on the side, and an alabaster chalice, 7.5cm high, and three hardstone Egyptian vessels, including a limestone ovoid jar, with pierced lug handles, 7.5cm high; a mottled grey-stone ovoid jar with rounded rim, 6cm high, and a thin-walled calcite jar tapering to a flat base, Possibly Early Dynastic - New Kingdom (9)Provenance:Property of a private collector, Edinburgh (1938-2021).Five vessels: acquired from Thomson Roddick & Medcalf Auctioneers, Edinburgh, on the 3 April 2004, lot 855.Late Period alabaster bottle; acquired from Thomson Roddick & Medcalf Auctioneers, Edinburgh on the 7 March 2013, lot 254.Please refer to department for condition report