Missing Objects
The following objects have been reported stolen. In case one is being offered to you kindly contact the police.
Lost sculptures from the Eshmun Sanctuary near Sidon, Lebanon
With the permission of the Lebanese Directorate General of Antiquities, we have decided to publish photographs of sculptures and reliefs from the Eshmun Sanctuary in Lebanon that disappeared during the Lebanese Civil War (1973-1990) and have remained untraced since then.
Please find all photographs under this link: .CQ 4_2019 EN Eshmun-1
We thank David Cahn for his work on this and for allowing us to publish this on our website.
Ushebti of General Psammetik-sa-Neith, son of General 
Psammetik-aoua-Neith, born of Neith-emhat
Faience with incisesed hieroglyphs and the cartouche of Psammetik I or II
Egypt, Saïte –Late Dynastic Period, 26th Dynasty, 664-525 BC
Height: 16,2 cm
Stolen during Cultures 2017 from Galerie Eberwein – Göttingen/Paris
Ushebti for Nesbanebdjed
Blue faience with a T-shaped inscription giving the name and the titles of the deceased .
Found in Mendes, Lower Egypt – Late Dynastic Period, 30th Dynasty, ca. 350 BC
Height: 17.1 cm
Stolen during Cultures 2017 from Galerie Eberwein – Göttingen/Paris
Ushebti for Osokon II
Green faience with incisesed hieroglyphs and the Royal cartouche.
Heigth: 14,5 cm
Egypt, Third Intermediate Period, XXIII Dynasty, 874-850 B.C.
Stolen in 2017 from Galerie Eberwein – Göttingen/Paris
Egyptian stele
Height: 24 cm Width 17,5 cm Thickness ca 7 cm
Stolen from the Musée de Marseille in Franch in 2017
Gandhara head, stucco with traces of polychrome.
Heigth: 14,5 cm
Gandhara region, 3rd -4th century
Stolen during May 2017 during PDM from Alexis Renard, Paris