Egyptian faience ushabti for the Overseer of the Antechamber 'Hor-Ir-Aa' - Art for Eternity
Egyptian faience ushabti for the Overseer of the Antechamber 'Hor-Ir-Aa' - Art for Eternity
Egyptian faience ushabti for the Overseer of the Antechamber 'Hor-Ir-Aa' - Art for Eternity
Egyptian faience ushabti for the Overseer of the Antechamber 'Hor-Ir-Aa' - Art for Eternity
Egyptian faience ushabti for the Overseer of the Antechamber 'Hor-Ir-Aa' - Art for Eternity
Egyptian faience ushabti for the Overseer of the Antechamber 'Hor-Ir-Aa' - Art for Eternity
Egyptian faience ushabti for the Overseer of the Antechamber 'Hor-Ir-Aa' - Art for Eternity
Egyptian faience ushabti for the Overseer of the Antechamber 'Hor-Ir-Aa' - Art for Eternity
Egyptian faience ushabti for the Overseer of the Antechamber 'Hor-Ir-Aa' - Art for Eternity

Egyptian faience ushabti for the Overseer of the Antechamber 'Hor-Ir-Aa'

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Late Period, 26th Dynasty, circa 610-570 B.C.

A fine molded mummiform servant figure holding hoe and sickle for work in the afterlife and with tripartite wig and strong facial characteristics. Seven rows of hieroglyphics from -The Book of the Dead- are visible across the front.  It is inscribed for -The servant To- who is called 'Overseer of the Antechamber, Hor-Ir-Aa'

Size 18.5 cm high + custom base.

Provenance: Old Collection, Berlin, acquired 26 February 1963 from M. Gassierer (as recorded in Mr Bs photo album).

For another shabti for Hor-Ir-Aa from Saqqara, see G. Janes, Shabtis. A Private View, Paris, 2002, p. 192-193, no. 98.

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