Catalogue of Inscribed Shabtis in Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery

41 Ankhes-Aset
Catalogue of Inscribed Shabtis in Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery
Pale blue faience.
Intact; face and feet chipped.
Very thickly modelled, and all features indistinct.
Black painted details - two hoes, simple eyes, no eyebrows, headband with
fillet. Plain, unhatched, wide rectangular basket with two shoulder straps.
Single column of black painted text down front, no borders.
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The Osiris Ankhes-Aset, true of voice
H 58, max W 25; base depth 25, W 16mm
Source unknown.
1993A159
Third Intermediate Period
42 Ankhes-en-Aset
Pale blue faience, now very faded.
Intact; some damage to face. Set in a modern wooden mount.
Crudely modelled and features are unclear.
Black painted details now very feint - two stylised hoes (only the
right is clear), top and front lappets of wig. Face too worn to
determine if eyes were originally painted.
Single column of black painted text, now very feint, down back;
no borders.
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The Osiris, chantress of Amun Ankhes-en-Aset, justified
H 68, max W 25; base depth 17, W 12 mm
Presented by the Egypt Exploration Fund in 1887.
1887A760.3
Nebesheh
Third Intermediate Period (22nd dynasty)
Petrie 473; Nebesheh pl. I bottom left & pl. XIII
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