Egyptian Faience Ushabti in Hieratic Inscription
Egyptian Faience Ushabti in Hieratic Inscription
Egyptian Faience Ushabti in Hieratic Inscription
Egyptian Faience Ushabti in Hieratic Inscription
Egyptian Faience Ushabti in Hieratic Inscription
Egyptian Faience Ushabti in Hieratic Inscription
Egyptian Faience Ushabti in Hieratic Inscription
Egyptian Faience Ushabti in Hieratic Inscription
Egyptian Faience Ushabti in Hieratic Inscription
Egyptian Faience Ushabti in Hieratic Inscription
Egyptian Faience Ushabti in Hieratic Inscription
Egyptian Faience Ushabti in Hieratic Inscription
Egyptian Faience Ushabti in Hieratic Inscription
Egyptian Faience Ushabti in Hieratic Inscription
Egyptian Faience Ushabti in Hieratic Inscription
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Egyptian Faience Ushabti in Hieratic Inscription

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Late Period Circa 700 to 500 BCE

A green glaze standing servant figure with arms crossed and holding agricultural implements and face with triparte wig and long beard. Front is inscribed in black ink in multiple rows in a hieratic (cursive) inscription instead of a hieroglyphic one. It begins “O you shabti ...” and the rest is  probably the usual spell or, more likely, an abridged version of the spell.
Size 4-3/8 inches Height. + custom mount. 
Condition: Good repair to ankles, nose gone, some surface wear.  Provenance: From an old private collection in North Rhine-Westphalia.

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