Catalogue of Inscribed Shabtis in Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery

Catalogue of Inscribed Shabtis in Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery
137 Nesy-nakht-en-Amen-Re
Bright blue faience.
Intact - a few slight chips to front.
Fairly crude, with little attempt at detail. Arms crossed left over right.
Wears medium length kilt with projecting apron.
Black painted details - short whip in each hand which hang down upper
arms as far as elbows; simple eyes, the right eye badly positioned over
nose; eyebrows, headband with long fillet.
Wsir Nsy-nht-n-Imn-
The Osiris Nesy-nakht-en-Amen-Re
H 85, max W 33; base depth 21, W 19 mm
Transferred from the Wellcome Institute, 1969 [122482 = 51338].
1969W1440
138 Nesy-Khonsu
Blue faience, surface pitted and bubbled in places.
Re-joined at waist; piece missing from foot.
Relatively well modelled and proportioned. Right ear indistinct.
Black painted detail - two hoes, simple dot eyes, eyebrows,
headband with fillet, trapezoidal open basket.
Single column of black painted text down front, no borders.
Wsir Nsy--hrw]
The Osiris Nesy-Khonsu, [true of voice]
H 110, max W 42; base depth 29, W 25 mm
Presented by Miss Hanson in 1896.
1896A7
Theban region?
Third Intermediate Period (20th dynasty or later)
C.f. possibly Chappaz 45; Valbelle 135
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