Ancient Egyptian Faience Faience Shabti Ushabti Figure With Presentation Stand (No reserve price)






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Ancient Egyptian faience shabti figure with presentation stand, mummiform with a false Osirian beard and tripartite wig, dating to the Late Period–Ptolemaic Period (664 BC–30 BC), in good condition, from a private collection in the United Kingdom, accompanied by a Certificate Of Authenticity.
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Ancient Egyptian faience shabti figure made between the Late Period - Ptolemaic Period (664 BC - 30 BC) in Egypt. Known also as ushabti or ushebti, figure depicts mummiform in a beautiful and very rare light lime colour. It keeps ancient tools with arms folded at the chest, has a false Osirian beard and a tripartite wig. Artifact has undergone a professional cleaning process without removing originally preserved mineral deposits from its surface.
* Shabtis played a very significant role in ancient Egyptian culture. Egyptians believed that such figures placed in tombs of deceased will serve that person in the afterlife by performing assigned tasks.
Artifact includes Certificate Of Authenticity document (lifetime authenticity warranty) and presentation stand.
Dimensions: 11mm (W) x 63mm/88 (H) on stand
Good condition
PROVENANCE INFORMATION
Figure was acquired by our company from a British ancient art expert in 2022.
Previous ownership history:
- private British collection
(collected in the early 90's)
- I.B. private collection London, UK
- Ancient art expert D.G. private collection Harlow, UK
Ancient Egyptian faience shabti figure made between the Late Period - Ptolemaic Period (664 BC - 30 BC) in Egypt. Known also as ushabti or ushebti, figure depicts mummiform in a beautiful and very rare light lime colour. It keeps ancient tools with arms folded at the chest, has a false Osirian beard and a tripartite wig. Artifact has undergone a professional cleaning process without removing originally preserved mineral deposits from its surface.
* Shabtis played a very significant role in ancient Egyptian culture. Egyptians believed that such figures placed in tombs of deceased will serve that person in the afterlife by performing assigned tasks.
Artifact includes Certificate Of Authenticity document (lifetime authenticity warranty) and presentation stand.
Dimensions: 11mm (W) x 63mm/88 (H) on stand
Good condition
PROVENANCE INFORMATION
Figure was acquired by our company from a British ancient art expert in 2022.
Previous ownership history:
- private British collection
(collected in the early 90's)
- I.B. private collection London, UK
- Ancient art expert D.G. private collection Harlow, UK
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