Group of cosmetic jars in stone (6)

A Group of Cosmetic Jars in Stone A/ A Middle Kingdom kohl jar in dark greenish-brown mottled serpentine. Flat base, wide shoulder with a small upraised worn rim around the centrally drilled hole. The ring neck and lid, which were made separately, are missing, otherwise intact. H: 40, Diam: 56.8 mm. Skarabé in Gothenburg, 1999. (M1026) B/ A New Kingdom kohl pot in white calcite with upper wide neck broken away and missing, 18th Dynasty, Gift from Petrie to L. Newcombe, librarian at UCL (Bonham’s 26/10-93 lot 199 or 29/4-93 lot 204) (M354), along with another slightly taller example in a mottled brown marble, produced in the Lebanon or Jordan from local materials, with the upper wide neck broken away and missing, New Kingdom, H: 4.6 cm, (Tetragon London 1992) (M277). A drill core from the production of such vessels in fine calcite is also included, from Zawiyet el Aryan. A gift. (M197). C/ A slightly domed lid with a central pinched knob handle on top, from a larger unguent jar in yello