Null Egyptian sandstone figure, 7th - 4th century BC
Limestone. Stylized kneeli…

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Egyptian sandstone figure, 7th - 4th century BC Limestone. Stylized kneeling figure with the Horus Boy on his lap. Head of the figure is missing. Glued onto plexiglass base. Total height 8 cm. Provenance: From an old private collection in Bochum. Condition: II - III

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Egyptian sandstone figure, 7th - 4th century BC Limestone. Stylized kneeling figure with the Horus Boy on his lap. Head of the figure is missing. Glued onto plexiglass base. Total height 8 cm. Provenance: From an old private collection in Bochum. Condition: II - III

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