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Sons of Horus

Our group is all from the collection of the artist Edward James. They are beautifully framed on a textile background.

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Light Blue Shabti

Named to Renab priest Horemheb, son of Ankh Pa Kered born to the lady of the house Tasheret. The inscription is both on the back and front and is unusual naming mother and father. 25th-26th Dynasty.

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Egyptian Oil Lamp

The ancient Egyptians used terracotta oil lamps as means of lighting. Egyptian oil lamps are easily identified by the red nile mud they are made out of. They are generally decorated, often with a frog - the Egyptian symbol for resurrection. Dating from 2nd Century BC.

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Ancient Egyptian Beads

These faience beads are from the period known as the New Kingdom, the era of the greatest Egyptian Pharaohs Tutankhamun and Rameses II. They have been restrung to wear and date from circa 1300 BC

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Ancient Egyptian Shabtis

Shabtis were small effigies of servants who would perform all the menial tasks on their master’s journey to the afterlife. There was one for each day of the year. Made in glazed faience. Dating from about 500 BC

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Mother Goddess

The early civilisation of Mesopotamia produced one of the earliest artistic fertility figures available - known as Halafs they exhibit exaggerated breasts and thighs emphasising motherhood. Dating from 5th Millenium BC.

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Koran Page

These beautiful pages from the Koran, the holy book of Islam, celebrate through their beauty and skill, the glorious and exalted art of the pen. They represent the great tradition of what is regarded as the highest form of artistic expression in the Islamic world. These pages consist of 12 lines written in black and gold. The verse markers are illuminated six pointed stars in gold circles and date to the 1700s. (Framed 8in high)

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CM209

Egyptian, 26th dynasty, c. 500 B.C. Fine quality restrung necklace comprising 24 blue faience amulets with spacer beads and gold tubular beads - restrung in late Victorina times and from a private English collection. Amulets 18mm high - a spectacular necklace.

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CM213

Egyptian - Fine quality amulet of the god Thoth, scribe to the gods, 50mm high, fine colour, 26th dynasty, c.500 B.C. from a French private collection with French passport authorised by the Louvre.

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