Ancient Egyptian Tan Steatite Good Luck Scarab
Ancient Egyptian Tan Steatite Good Luck Scarab
Ancient Egyptian Tan Steatite Good Luck Scarab
Ancient Egyptian Tan Steatite Good Luck Scarab
Ancient Egyptian Tan Steatite Good Luck Scarab
Ancient Egyptian Tan Steatite Good Luck Scarab
Ancient Egyptian Tan Steatite Good Luck Scarab
Ancient Egyptian Tan Steatite Good Luck Scarab
Ancient Egyptian Tan Steatite Good Luck Scarab
Ancient Egyptian Tan Steatite Good Luck Scarab
Ancient Egyptian Tan Steatite Good Luck Scarab
Ancient Egyptian Tan Steatite Good Luck Scarab
Ancient Egyptian Tan Steatite Good Luck Scarab
Ancient Egyptian Tan Steatite Good Luck Scarab
Ancient Egyptian Tan Steatite Good Luck Scarab
Ancient Egyptian Tan Steatite Good Luck Scarab
Ancient Egyptian Tan Steatite Good Luck Scarab
Ancient Egyptian Tan Steatite Good Luck Scarab Ancient Egyptian Tan Steatite Good Luck Scarab Ancient Egyptian Tan Steatite Good Luck Scarab Ancient Egyptian Tan Steatite Good Luck Scarab Ancient Egyptian Tan Steatite Good Luck Scarab Ancient Egyptian Tan Steatite Good Luck Scarab Ancient Egyptian Tan Steatite Good Luck Scarab Ancient Egyptian Tan Steatite Good Luck Scarab

Ancient Egyptian Tan Steatite Good Luck Scarab

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2nd Intermediate Period, Ca. 1783 -1532 BC

Naturalistic top; base inscribed with spiral scroll border containing an ankh (sign for life) atop a Nefer sign for the Union of Upper and Lower Egypt. This is a magical empowerment for good wishes or luck. Pierced longitudinally for suspension.
Size: 16 x 11 mm.    Age wear, chip and crack to edge or else intact.
Compare, Petrie’s Historical Scarabs, 1889; plate XXVI and XXVII;

 Provenance: Ex Secret Eyes Gallery New York 1970's-1980's

 

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