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EGYPT, LATE PERIOD

An epigraphic oushebti

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Oushebti anépigraphe EGYPT, LATE PERIOD An epigraphic oushebti wearing the farming instruments in relief and the beard, green earthenware. L.V. family collection, Belgium Expert : Daniel Lebeurrier H : 13 cm

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Oushebti anépigraphe EGYPT, LATE PERIOD An epigraphic oushebti wearing the farming instruments in relief and the beard, green earthenware. L.V. family collection, Belgium Expert : Daniel Lebeurrier H : 13 cm

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