Ancient Egypt: Isis, Late Period Amulet

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Ancient Egyptian faience amulet of the goddess Isis from the Late Period (circa 664–332 BC), in reasonable condition, height 5.8 cm (8.4 cm with stand), blue‑green glazed faience depicting Isis standing with throne sign headdress and tripartite wig, dorsal suspension holes, acquired in 2026 from a private collection in France, previously owned by a private collection in France since 1950, authentic and original.

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Amulet in siliceous faience of the goddess Isis

Late Period (Egypt, circa 664-332 BC)

Height 5.8 cm (base 8.4 cm)

Beautiful siliceous faience amulet representing the goddess Isis, standing in the walking pose, left leg forward, arms along the body.
She wears the characteristic headpiece formed by the hieroglyph of her name: the throne (st). Tripartite wig, fitted sheath dress.
Dorsal pillar pierced by one or more suspension holes (visible from the side and the back).

Material: siliceous faience with green-blue glaze, partially worn and tarnished by time.

Generally good condition of authenticity. Wear and glaze tarnish are normal and expected. No apparent restorations.

Amulet in siliceous faience of the goddess Isis

Late Period (Egypt, circa 664-332 BC)

Height 5.8 cm (base 8.4 cm)

Beautiful siliceous faience amulet representing the goddess Isis, standing in the walking pose, left leg forward, arms along the body.
She wears the characteristic headpiece formed by the hieroglyph of her name: the throne (st). Tripartite wig, fitted sheath dress.
Dorsal pillar pierced by one or more suspension holes (visible from the side and the back).

Material: siliceous faience with green-blue glaze, partially worn and tarnished by time.

Generally good condition of authenticity. Wear and glaze tarnish are normal and expected. No apparent restorations.

Details

Culture
Ancient Egypt: Isis, Late Period
Century/timeframe
Basse Epoque
Name of object
Amulet
Acquired from
Private collection
Year acquired
2026
Country acquired from
France
Condition
Fair
Previous owner acquired from
Private collection
Previous owner - year acquired
1950
Previous owner - country acquired from
France
I verify that I have obtained this object legally and that I am allowed to sell it
Yes
Authenticity
Original/official
FranceVerified
400
Objects sold
94.87%
Private

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