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<p>[QUOTE="Alegandron, post: 2439523, member: 51347"]I am just dipping my toe into the Egyptian waters...</p><p><br /></p><p>[ATTACH=full]508094[/ATTACH]</p><p>Egyptian Eye of Horus Faience Amulet</p><p>- Date: C. 1070-713 BCE - Third Intermediate Period</p><p>- 19mm width</p><p>- Information: A small orange glazed eye of horus amulet with black high relief and complete with suspension loop.</p><p>- Meaning: Horus son of Osiris, Egyptian deity worshipped as a sky god. Uzat eye’s are probably a pair, right and left which represent the two eye’s of Horus, and were also compared to the sun and moon. One of the earliest amulets</p><p>- Provenance: Old English Collection</p><p>- Ref: Amulets by W. M. Flinders Petrie. Similar example to plate XXV</p><p><br /></p><p>[ATTACH=full]508095[/ATTACH]</p><p>Egypt</p><p>New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty</p><p>1479–1425 BCE</p><p>Steatite Scarab</p><p>Bearing the name of Tuthmosis III</p><p>Ex. CNG with tag</p><p>Ex. David Hendin Collection</p><p>Cf. Basel 276; Fraser 225; Jaeger p. 82</p><p>Base engraved with regnal name of Tuthmosis III, <i>Men Kheper Re,</i>"The Appearance of Ra is Established", within a cartouche, surronded by Maat feathers, above neb basket.</p><p>Intact, formerly glazed, pierced for mounting</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>[ATTACH=full]508096[/ATTACH]</p><p>Egypt</p><p>Ptolemy II. 285-247 BCE</p><p>AE 17mm, 5.04g</p><p>Obv: Laureate Head r.,</p><p>Rev: Eagle, closed wings, standing l.</p><p>Ex: Warren Esty collection[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Alegandron, post: 2439523, member: 51347"]I am just dipping my toe into the Egyptian waters... [ATTACH=full]508094[/ATTACH] Egyptian Eye of Horus Faience Amulet - Date: C. 1070-713 BCE - Third Intermediate Period - 19mm width - Information: A small orange glazed eye of horus amulet with black high relief and complete with suspension loop. - Meaning: Horus son of Osiris, Egyptian deity worshipped as a sky god. Uzat eye’s are probably a pair, right and left which represent the two eye’s of Horus, and were also compared to the sun and moon. One of the earliest amulets - Provenance: Old English Collection - Ref: Amulets by W. M. Flinders Petrie. Similar example to plate XXV [ATTACH=full]508095[/ATTACH] Egypt New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty 1479–1425 BCE Steatite Scarab Bearing the name of Tuthmosis III Ex. CNG with tag Ex. David Hendin Collection Cf. Basel 276; Fraser 225; Jaeger p. 82 Base engraved with regnal name of Tuthmosis III, [I]Men Kheper Re,[/I]"The Appearance of Ra is Established", within a cartouche, surronded by Maat feathers, above neb basket. Intact, formerly glazed, pierced for mounting [ATTACH=full]508096[/ATTACH] Egypt Ptolemy II. 285-247 BCE AE 17mm, 5.04g Obv: Laureate Head r., Rev: Eagle, closed wings, standing l. Ex: Warren Esty collection[/QUOTE]
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