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395 - EGYPTIAN-PHOENICIAN GOLD AMULET OF A BIRD GOD (PROBABLY THOT…

Estimate £1,200 - £2,000

Description

EGYPTIAN-PHOENICIAN GOLD AMULET OF A BIRD GOD (PROBABLY THOTH). Late Period–Ptolemaic Period (ca. 664–30 B.C.) A gold pendant of Thoth standing on an integral flat base, with an ibis head, a long curved beak, and a striated tripartite wig. The figure has a nude torso and wears a pleated kilt. A suspension loop is attached at the back. For similar see: The British Museum, Museum number EA23426, EA59872. Size: 27mm x 8mm; Weight: 4.4g Provenance: Private London collection; ex private family collection, established mid-20th century and continued until 2000. This item has been checked against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter.

About the sale FINE ANCIENT JEWELLERY AND BEADS - THE PRINCE COLLECTION

Auction location

Auction time 06/20/2026 at 2:00 PM

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