Lot 1772
Baboon & Falcon - Two Amulets in Blue Faience. Egypt, New Kingdom and Late Period, c. 1250-350 BC. From the New Kingdom or early Third Intermediate Period, a seated baboon in profile, with lunar and solar crown on head; molded with a deep blue-green to azure-glazed faience. Typical of amulets of this period, the pendant's loop hanger was formed from a tubular bead, attached during the firing process. Later, around 27th-29th Dynasties, a molded image of Qebehsenuef, a funerary deity and one of the Sons of Horus. With falcon head, he stands left, draped in long raiment. Both pieces intact and very well preserved. Heights: 1-1/4"; 1-9/16". Lot of 2 items.
Estimated Value $300 - 400.
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