Null Winged scarab composed of three parts
Earthenware, small chips.
Egypt, Lat…

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Winged scarab composed of three parts Earthenware, small chips. Egypt, Late Period (664-332 B.C.) Scarab length: 16 cm Provenance : VDW Private Collection, Hoofddorp, Netherlands (established before 1983) An Egyptian Faience Scarab, Late Period

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Winged scarab composed of three parts Earthenware, small chips. Egypt, Late Period (664-332 B.C.) Scarab length: 16 cm Provenance : VDW Private Collection, Hoofddorp, Netherlands (established before 1983) An Egyptian Faience Scarab, Late Period

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