Ancient Egyptian Pair of Faience Deity Amulets Late Period, ca. 664-332 BC A lovely pair of Egyptian faience amulets depicting two deities. One represents Bes, the protective dwarf deity, squatting on a rectangular base with bent legs, hands resting on the knees and a prominent abdomen. His broad face has pronounced ears, a flattened nose and a long beard, with a suspension loop above the head. The other depicts a standing deity with an elongated body, arms held close to the sides and a tall headdress above the finely modelled face. The hair falls in long strands beside the neck, and the figure is pierced horizontally through the head for suspension. Size: 3cm x 0.5cm x 0.8cm Provenance: Private European Collection; formerly acquired from old UK and European collection formed since the 1970s. COMBINED SHIPPING We offer combined shipping only for items purchased in the same auction. You need to pay for these together; otherwise, the system will not combine shipping. We don't combine and refund shipping afterwards. SHIPPING WITHIN THE EU ONLY! We ship exclusively to addresses within the European Union. Please ensure that you can provide an EU delivery address before bidding.