Uschebti aus Fayence mit neunzeiliger Hieroglypheninschrift, 26. Dynastie (Saitenzeit), Mitte 1. Jtsd. v. Chr. - photo 1
Uschebti aus Fayence mit neunzeiliger Hieroglypheninschrift, 26. Dynastie (Saitenzeit), Mitte 1. Jtsd. v. Chr. - photo 2
Uschebti aus Fayence mit neunzeiliger Hieroglypheninschrift, 26. Dynastie (Saitenzeit), Mitte 1. Jtsd. v. Chr. - photo 3
Uschebti aus Fayence mit neunzeiliger Hieroglypheninschrift, 26. Dynastie (Saitenzeit), Mitte 1. Jtsd. v. Chr. - photo 4
Uschebti aus Fayence mit neunzeiliger Hieroglypheninschrift, 26. Dynastie (Saitenzeit), Mitte 1. Jtsd. v. Chr. - photo 5

Uschebti aus Fayence mit neunzeiliger Hieroglypheninschrift, 26. Dynastie (Saitenzeit), Mitte 1. Jtsd. v. Chr.

Lot 8001
08.07.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
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Lot 8001 | Uschebti aus Fayence mit neunzeiliger Hieroglypheninschrift, 26. Dynastie (Saitenzeit), Mitte 1. Jtsd. v. Chr.
Uschebti aus Fayence mit neunzeiliger Hieroglypheninschrift, 26. Dynastie (Saitenzeit), Mitte 1. Jtsd. v. Chr.
Uschebti in Mumiengestalt aus Fayence mit dunkelgrün schimmernder Glasur. Kopf mit Perücke und Bart, die vor der Brust gekreuzten Arme Dreschflegel und Feldhacke haltend. Darunter neunzeilige Inschrift, durch horizontale Linien getrennt. Die Inschrift nennt Psammetich, Sohn des Meri Neith, königlicher Schreiber. Abgesehen von minimalen Abplatzungen der Glasur unten links am Sockel und links am hinteren Ellbogen ausgezeichnet erhalten. Attraktives Uschebti eines hohen Beamten der Saitenzeit. Montiert auf Holzsockel. Höhe ohne Holzsockel 18,7 cm, mit Holzsockel 21,2 cm.
Provenienz: Belgische Privatsammlung, erworben in den 90er Jahren im belgischen Kunsthandel.
A faience ushabti with nine-line hieroglyphic inscription, 26th Dynasty (Saite Period), mid-1st millennium B.C.
A faience ushabti with nine-line hieroglyphic inscription, 26th Dynasty (Saite Period), mid-1st millennium B.C.
Mummiform ushabti made of faience with a dark green, lustrous glaze. Head with wig and beard, the arms crossed in front of the chest, holding a flail and a crook. Below which is the nine-line inscription, separated by horizontal lines. The inscription names Psamtik, son of Meri Neith, a royal scribe. Apart from minor spalling of the glaze on the lower left of the pedestal and the back of the left elbow, in fine condition. Attractive ushabti of a high official during the Saite Period. Mounted on a wooden base. Height without wooden base 18.7 cm, including the base 21.2 cm.
Provenance: Belgian private collection, acquired in the Belgian art trade during the 1990s.
Condition: I
Auction house category:Egypt and Asia
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