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Uraeus nicely detailed with a dark green patina. Originally inlaid with 6 stone or glass elements. From a large (wooden) Osiris statue. 
Bronze
Height. 7,5 cm
Condition: tip of tail missing,  mounted
Egypt, 6th-3rd c B.C.

Ex private collection S. Canada, acquired in the 60-70s
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Egypt - 6th-3rd c B.C.

Egyptian bronze uraeus - 7,5 cm

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