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Fragment of an Egyptian stele Egypt, New Kingdom, 18th/19th Dynasty, probably West Thebes. Limestone, with low relief and engraving. Upper part of a Hathor stele depicting a sacrificial scene: A kneeling man wearing a long wig and a robe offers gifts to the goddess Hathor before a sacrificial table. The goddess is depicted as a reclining cow, wearing a crown of double feathers and a sun disk. Above this is a multi-line hieroglyphic inscription that, according to the inventory sheet, identifies the offerer as Ipi. The reverse side is left unfinished, with drill holes; mounted on a base. The surface is heavily worn, with chips and missing areas along the edges, as well as dark spots. Width 26 cm, height 17 cm Eugène Pittard Collection (1887–1962), Geneva; purchase receipt K.W., November 21, 2012; private collection, Switzerland Auction date: November 25, 2026 Approximate auction start time: 3:26 p.m. CET
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