Houston Museum of Natural Science. They once had a pitiful handful of Egyptian relics and the mummy of Ankh-Hap.
Their newer dedicated exhibit hall is much better. The shabby items I referred to were ordinary everyday items: pottery, combs, ointment jars, chairs, shabti dolls, senet boards, sandals and such. I did see some masterfully done statues and pectoral necklaces.
The impression of "shabbiness" was magnified by being adjacent to an exhibit of Late Renaissance - Baroque firearms.
Think of it as stuff that could easily be dug up by tomb robbers, sold to victorian era tourists in cairo as keepsakes, put in suitcases, smuggled out of egypt by steamer, and then eventually sold or donated to local museums before trading in such objects was deemed illegal. mummies, particularly ptolemaic era mummies of less significant historical value, were sold in bulk to traveling circuses for curiosity draws.
I have never been in the Houston museum so I could be wrong.