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Pair of Egyptian Steatite Scarabs - Ex Philip Mitry

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Pair of Egyptian Steatite Scarabs - Ex Philip Mitry

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Ancient Egypt, Second Intermediate Period, 15th to 17th Dynasty, ca. 1674 to 1549 BCE (smaller); New Kingdom, 19th Dynasty, ca. 1292 to 1189 BCE (larger). A pair of faience glazed, pale blue steatite scarab amulets. The smaller one is from the Hyksos period and is incised with a figure of an ibex on its base. This was made to be a protective amulet for the living. The other has base glyphs showing the pharaoh, Men, and Ra, and was made to be a protective amulet. Size of larger one: 0.7" W (1.8 cm)

Provenance: ex Hank Johnson collection, Denver, Colorado, USA; ex HD-Enterprise, Denver, Colorado, USA, acquired from the estate of Philip Mitry, Cairo, Egypt, collected in the 1950s

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Condition

Small losses to surfaces of each, more on the larger one. Nice preservation of incised figures.

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Pair of Egyptian Steatite Scarabs - Ex Philip Mitry

Name: Pair of Egyptian Steatite Scarabs - Ex Philip Mitry
SKU: 59273890
Price: 125 USD
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