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Chair Belonging to the Scribe Reniseneb

From Thebes.

New Kingdom, Dynasty 18, c. 1450 BCE.

Acc. No.: 68.58

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Funerary Bed with Lion Heads from the Tomb of Tutankhamun

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Bed of Tutankhamun

Chair with Legs in the Shape of Duck Heads

Chair or Bed Leg

Wooden Bed Frame With Bulls Feet on Legs

Wooden Bed Frame With Bulls Feet on Legs

Model of Woman Lying on a Bed Using a Headrest

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Chair Belonging to the Scribe Reniseneb

Chair Belonging to the Scribe Reniseneb

Arm Panel from a Ceremonial Chair

Arm Panel from a Ceremonial Chair

Arm Panel from a Ceremonial Chair

Arm Panel from a Ceremonial Chair

Arm Panel from a Ceremonial Chair

Arm Panel from a Ceremonial Chair

Wood & Ivory Chair

Furniture Inlays in Form of Djed Pillars and Tyt-Amulet

Furniture Attachment in Shape of a Bound Prisoner

Furniture Ornament or Finial in the Shape of a Duck or Goose

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