Cosmetic spoon in the shape of a concubine made of carved wood. Ancient Egypt, N…

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Cosmetic spoon in the shape of a concubine made of carved wood. Ancient Egypt, New Kingdom, 1150 - 1070 BC. C. Provenance: - Private collection, London, acquired in ES, London. 15x1.5cm

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Cosmetic spoon in the shape of a concubine made of carved wood. Ancient Egypt, New Kingdom, 1150 - 1070 BC. C. Provenance: - Private collection, London, acquired in ES, London. 15x1.5cm

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