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Finely carved of red cornelian, on integral base, front facing, with tail coiled behind, the front body incised with realistic details. Loop at the back for suspension. Exquisite finish.

Size: 3 cm L - 1 3/16 inches
Material: Cornelian
Culture: Egypt , c. 900 B.C.
Condition: Intact


Provenance: French collection, acquired in the 1970s in a European gallery. 
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Egypt , c. 900 B.C. - Egypt

Ancient Egyptian - Carnelian, Uraeus / Cobra Amulet Pendant

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