Lot 133
Egyptian Amarna Period, Four (4) Pieces in Typical Glossy Turquoise Glaze, Late Dynastic Period. From the later half of the Eighteenth Dynasty, beautiful examples from the Amarna period, the finest era of Egyptian art. Three (3) perfectly made elongated teardrop beads, 35mm in length in the high gloss, turquoise glaze popular at the time. Also included is a tiny amulet of Bes, deity of music and merriment playing a tambourine. 15mm in length in an azure blue glaze and in equally superior condition. Estimated Value $500 - 800
From the collection of Nancy and Earl Keefer.
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