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AMULET NECKLACE Glazed siliceous faience Central amulet: 20 x 35 mm Egypt, Late Period, 664–332 B.C. Necklace consisting of a single row of tubular beads made of turquoise-glazed faience, interspersed with small red and purplish disc-shaped beads. It is adorned with nine amulets depicting deities standing, seated, or kneeling, among whom Shu, Sekhmet, Horus, and Bes can likely be identified; the others are difficult to identify. In the center is a deity seated on a throne, wearing a headdress. Modern mounting. Provenance Private collection, acquired at a gallery in Cannes on November 12, 1990. An Egyptian faience amulet necklace Composed of a single strand of turquoise-glazed faience tubular beads, interspersed with small red and purple disc beads. It is set with nine amulets depicting standing, seated, or kneeling deities, among which Shu, Sekhmet, Horus, and Bes can probably be identified; the others are difficult to identify. At the center is an enthroned deity wearing a headdress. Modern stringing.
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