Egyptian faience inscribed ushabti servant figure, Late Period ca. 715–300 BCE, front view
Egyptian faience ushabti, back inscription view
Egyptian faience ushabti, view 3
Egyptian faience ushabti, view 4
Egyptian faience ushabti, view 5
Egyptian faience ushabti, view 6
Egyptian faience ushabti, view 7
Egyptian faience ushabti, view 8
Egyptian faience inscribed ushabti servant figure, Late Period ca. 715–300 BCE, front view
Egyptian faience ushabti, back inscription view
Egyptian faience ushabti, view 3
Egyptian faience ushabti, view 4
Egyptian faience ushabti, view 5
Egyptian faience ushabti, view 6
Egyptian faience ushabti, view 7
Egyptian faience ushabti, view 8
Egyptian faience inscribed ushabti servant figure, Late Period ca. 715–300 BCE, front view
Egyptian faience inscribed ushabti servant figure, Late Period ca. 715–300 BCE, front view Egyptian faience ushabti, back inscription view Egyptian faience ushabti, view 3 Egyptian faience ushabti, view 4 Egyptian faience ushabti, view 5 Egyptian faience ushabti, view 6 Egyptian faience ushabti, view 7 Egyptian faience ushabti, view 8

Egyptian Faience Inscribed Servant Figure Ushabti

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Late Period Circa 715 to 300 BCE

Molded in mummiform position with arms crossed over the chest holding agricultural implements and a seed bag indicated behind. The figure is glazed in a pale green that shades to sandy brown at the base, with scattered surface pitting, earthen deposits, and minor glaze losses consistent with age and burial with two line magic formula from the Book of The Dead in a hieroglyphic inscription in black ink down front and one line down the back which translate to “O you shabti! If one assigns to do any work in the necropolis, ‘Here I am!’

Size 3-7/8 inches (9.8cm) H. + wood block base.

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