Extremely Rare Egyptian Faience Overseer Ushabti of Lady Isetemkhebit Mamluk Stone Architectural Fragment

Mamluk Stone Architectural Fragment

One small 2” section was reglued with break lines visible

the vessel features a slender cylindrical neck

100–800 CE

This silver tetradrachm was struck during the reign of Ptolemy IX Soter II

Extremely Rare Egyptian Faience Overseer Ushabti of Lady Isetemkhebit Mamluk Stone Architectural FragmentExtremely Rare Egyptian Faience Overseer Ushabti of Lady Isetemkhebit Third Intermediate Period, 21st Dynasty, ca. 1070945 BCEFrom the Famous Second Cache (DB320), Deir el Bahri An extraordinarily rare overseer ushabti belonging to Lady Isetemkhebit, a high ranking noblewoman of the 21st Dynasty, discovered in the legendary Royal Cache (DB320) at Deir el Bahri the same tomb complex where the mummies of some of Egypts greatest pharaohs were reburied,