Ancient Egyptian Faience Shabti for Tjai-Inheret-imu This is a nice and well documented shabti from the 30. Dynasty. The T-shaped inscription contains his titles and name: "The illuminated, the Osiris, the prince and count, royal scribe of accounts of all offerings Tjai-Inheret-Imu, born to (Meri)-Ptah-Apis, justified. For the name Tjai-Inheret-imu see: Ranke I, 387, 15, which means "May Onuris seize them“. For other Tjai-Inheret-imu Shabtis see (last picture): Museum Leiden, Museum number: F 1976/6.2, published in Schneider, Shabtis II, 206 (5.3.1.269) or Schlögl, Corpus der ägyptischen Totenfiguren der öffentlichen Sammlungen Krakaus, page 268, number 18. Copies of the relevant pages come with the shabti. Date: Egypt, Late Period, 30th Dynasty, circa 380 - 343 B.C. Material: Faience Size: ca. 13,8 cm Condition: slightly chipped Provenance: GB estate, formed before 1960 The authenticity of the item is unconditionally guaranteed. This item is accompanied with an illustrated Certificate of Authenticity.