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Two Egyptian Deities Egypt, Late Period, probably 25th/26th Dynasty, 712–525 B.C. Small head from a bronze statuette, solid cast. Finely crafted face with tightly closed lips, full cheeks, and protruding ears, crowned with the Red Crown of Lower Egypt. Probably the goddess Neith, though it may also depict a pharaoh. Mounted on a metal base. Also included is a green faience amulet: the falcon-headed god Horus striding forward, wearing a shentu loincloth, a three-part wig, and the double crown of Upper and Lower Egypt; the back pillar is pierced. Mounted on a black base. The head is heavily corroded; the crown is chipped, with cracks and missing sections at the back of the head. Signs of age. Width 2.5 and 0.5 cm; height 3 and 2.5 cm Head: Private collection, Aargau, before 1980; Schuler Auctions, Zurich, December 11, 2023, Lot 6204. Amulet: Private collection, Switzerland; Schuler Auctions, Zurich, June 2011. Both works: Private collection, Switzerland. Auction date: November 25, 2026 Approximate auction time: 3:21 p.m. CET
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