Egyptian Glass Inlay Collection, Late Period-Ptolemaic Period, 664-30 B.C. A group of six anatomical glass inlays comprising: a blue right hand and wrist clenched into a fist; a blue left hand and arm; a reddish-coloured right arm and hand, palm and fingers turned outwards; a red-brown foot, calf and knee with indication of musculature; a blue left foot and ankle with stylised toe detailing; a blue face in profile with detailing to the eye, nose and lips; three with old collection numbers: 'M9996 / N119,65', 'N7805 / M5818' and M5610 / N2613'. 31.6 grams total, 24-56 mm (1 - 2 1/8 in.). Acquired Paris, France, 1950-1970. Private collection of Madeline Meunier (1921-2009). with Christie's Millon, Paris, France, 15 December 2016, lot 60. Accompanied by a copy of the relevant Christie's Millon catalogue pages. [6]

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