Consulter la cote et le prix de A Group of Egyptian Antiquities, 19th Dynasty/Late Period, 1292-30 B C., comprising a large 30th Dynasty faience ushabti of Hor-Wedja, Servant of Neith and Prophet, holding the pick, hoe, and seed-sack and wearing a braided beard and striated

Description : A Group of Egyptian Antiquities, 19th Dynasty/Late Period, 1292-30 B C., comprising a large 30th Dynasty faience ushabti of Hor-Wedja, Servant of Neith and Prophet, holding the pick, hoe, and seed-sack and wearing a braided beard and striated tripartite wig, nine lines of inscription in front, two Saite blue-green ushabtis holding the hoe, pick, and seed-sack and wearing a beard and tripartite wig, a faience amulet of a seated cat, tAo New Kingdom polychrome faience floral inlays, a fragmentary turquoise faience Eve of Horns, a blue-green faience amulet of Thoeris, n openwork faience Eye of Horns, three bronze arrow-heads, a terracotta scarab mold, a terracotta oil lamp, two strands of faience mummy beads, one with Horns Falcon amulet, and a bronze figure of Nefertum (probably of modern origin). 25.1 to 2.5 cm.) Provenance: Excavated by W M. Flinders Petrie Dr. Rowland Hills (presented to him by the British Egyptological society) For the ushabti of Hor-Vedja (probably found by Petrie at Hawara) cf Aubert, Statuettes Egyptiennes, no. 154, and Sotheby's, New York, March 1st and 2nd, 1984, no. 160
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