An Egyptian style red sandstone head of an Amarna style princess, with elongated skull with the top of the sidelock and defined facial features, Not Ancient, 18cm long, 11cm high Provenance: Formerly in the private collection of Werner Forman (1915-2010) Accompanied by a signed statement of agreement between Mr Mohamed Ibrahim of Ikone Bazaar, Cairo and Mr Werner Forman, dated 12 December 1984 confirming the head to be a copy and legal to remove from Egypt Please refer to department for condition report

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