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Furniture Inlays in Form of Djed Pillars and Tyt-Amulet

Provenance unknown.

New Kingdom, Dynasty 18, c. 1539-1292 BCE.

Acc. No.: 37.253E a-c

Painting of a Statue of a King

Faience Tile with Lapwing Motif

Statue of the High Priest of Amun, Menkheperreseneb

Statue of the High Priest of Amun, Menkheperreseneb

Ivory Ibis-Headed Thoth Figurine

Battle Axe with Handle, and a Blade from a Battle Axe

Face of Amenhotep II

Head of an 18th Dynasty King, possible Ahmose or Amenhotep I

Block Statue of Min, Overseer of Weavers

Head of an Egyptian Queen

Kneeling Statue of Senenmut

Head of an 18th Dynasty King, possible Ahmose or Amenhotep I

Relief from a Chapel Wall Depicting Amenhotep I Wearing the White Crown

Stela of a Soldier Named Amenemhat

Head of an Egyptian Queen

Relief from a Chapel Wall Depicting Amenhotep I Wearing the White Crown

Outer Coffin of Kamwese

Block Statue of Min, Overseer of Weavers

Jewellery Box with Lid

Outer Coffin of Kamwese

Furniture Attachment in Shape of a Bound Prisoner

Kneeling Statue of Senenmut

Model Food Offering of a Bound Gazelle

Outer Coffin of Kamwese

Head of Hatshepsut or Thutmose III

Furniture Inlays in Form of Djed Pillars and Tyt-Amulet

Kneeling Statue of Hatshepsut

Wooden Spoon with a Jackal Handle

Kneeling Statue of Hatshepsut

Head of Hatshepsut or Thutmose III

Dish in the Form of a Bound Ibex

Kohl Pot with Openwork Design Featuring Falcons

Scribe Satute of Amunhotep, son of Nebiry

Scribe Statue of Amunhotep, son of Nebiry

Mirror with Papyrus Handle and Two Ibex Heads

Wooden Spoon with a Jackal Handle

Fragment of the Magic Wand or Clapper

Funerary Stela for a Man named Ba

A Fragment of Relief from Deir el-Bahri Showing Attendants of Hatshepsut

Decorated Wood & Ivory Box with a Sliding Lid

Funerary Stela for a Man named Ba

Cosmetic Container in Form of a Trussed Goose

Tall Round Bottomed Decorated Pot

Meretseger Represented as a Snake

Ceremonial Sickle of the Field Worker of Amun, Amunemhat

Decorated Wood & Ivory Box with a Sliding Lid

Ceremonial Sickle of the Field Worker of Amun, Amunemhat

Painted Slender Jar

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