One small, pale green amulet of the god Bes with a large feather crown.
Condition: The surface is slightly dirty. A piece is missing from the base below the left foot. The overall condition is good.
Small green feldspar figure of a seated, mummiform woman, probably Maat. Wig with two strips hanging down to breast. Small base. Back of figure inscribed with incised Greek letters. Not pierced.
Gold amulet with a cloissone inlay of lapis lazuli, turquoise, and steatite representing a soul in the form of a human-headed bird. Viewed from below the piece displays a human head and bird’s body modelled in the round in gold. This body is attached to outstretched wings made of a sheet of gold. Attached to each wing is an eyelet made of a strip of gold. The lower part of the underside of the tail has an inlay pattern representing five feathers (lapis-turquoise-steatite-turquoise-lapis). Seen from above the sheet of gold is inlayed to represent a feather pattern which is broken up into areas of dark and light blue (lapis and turquoise) with a brown curving strip across the shoulder.
Condition: One end of one of the eyelets loose; one steatite inlay missing.
