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Decorative Egyptian Revival mummiform ushabti (shabti) tomb figurine measuring approximately 13–14 cm in height (shown beside a standard Tunnock's Teacake for scale).
Crafted in pale cream/grey carved stone or moulded marl/plaster with a weathered, antiqued surface finish, depicting a pharaonic figure wearing a striated tripartite wig, crossed arms, a vertical royal cartouche on the chest, and horizontal bands of pseudo-hieroglyphic text down the lower body.
Features a flat, unglazed cream-coloured base. Note that the loose, stylized hieroglyphs, prominent chest cartouche, and uniform carved/moulded base are characteristic of 19th- to mid-20th-century Egyptian Grand Tour or tourist souvenir pieces rather than an excavated ancient antiquity.
Presents in good displayable condition with intentional antiqued distressing and light edge wear.
Decorative Egyptian Revival mummiform ushabti (shabti) tomb figurine measuring approximately 13–14 cm in height (shown beside a standard Tunnock's Teacake for scale).
Crafted in pale cream/grey carved stone or moulded marl/plaster with a weathered, antiqued surface finish, depicting a pharaonic figure wearing a striated tripartite wig, crossed arms, a vertical royal cartouche on the chest, and horizontal bands of pseudo-hieroglyphic text down the lower body.
Features a flat, unglazed cream-coloured base. Note that the loose, stylized hieroglyphs, prominent chest cartouche, and uniform carved/moulded base are characteristic of 19th- to mid-20th-century Egyptian Grand Tour or tourist souvenir pieces rather than an excavated ancient antiquity.
Presents in good displayable condition with intentional antiqued distressing and light edge wear.