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Description
EGYPTIAN NEW KINGDOM USHABTI OF KHA.
New Kingdom, Ca. 1292 - 1077 BC. A wooden ushabti with a mummiform body tapering to a narrow rectangular base. The head is covered with a blue-painted tripartite wig falling onto the shoulders. A vertical column of black hieroglyphs, bearing the name of the owner, Kha, “wab-priest of Amun", runs down the front. The back is painted with a red seed basket. For similar see: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Object Number: 86.1.18. Size: 225mm x 55mm; Weight: 105g Provenance: Private London collection; previously from a New York private collection assembled in the 1980s. This piece is accompanied by a statement from Lisa Sartini, Egyptologist PHD of Chimera Heritage Consultants.
About the sale
FINE ANCIENT ART AND ANTIQUITIES - THE PRINCE COLLECTION
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06/21/2026 at 2:00 PM
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