CATALOGUE

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TI-IE CO J__;LECTION
OF

~GYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES,
F 0 /? 11/RD JN EOrPJ'

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R. DE RUSTAFJAELL. EsQ.
Queen's Gate, 8 .1'11.

Vl'lllCH \ VILT, l1R SO U) ffY AUCTION,

HY ME:-;si:s .

SOTHEBY. WILI\INSON & HODGE .

~ 11rtionrrl'!o of l(:itm1ru flroµrrtu & mork s ill11s trnt iltr of t li r Jf inc ;,\ rl5.
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AT THEIR HOUSE, N o. 13, \YELLINGTON STHEET, STRAN]), W .C.

On WEDNESDAY, the Hl th of DECEMlmH, J 90G, and T wo follrming Days,

AT O:\ E o'cLOCf( l'HECJP.ELY.

ll A r HE \'JE l\' E ll T \\'O J)A r s l'l:IOI:. CATALOGUER ~! AY BE HAI>.

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T is S\·ldo1'.1 Ll1; tL so Ltrg\' and v11111prelll'11sive .;t e1Jl}C'<;Li1 111 11f. Eg.n1Lia 11
1\nL1 c1u1L1es, very lml'fl y noted 111 Lltu 1-.i!Jmvrng c.;a La l11g11(', 1s l1ro11gl1L

1111111vnm;; ;uHl ,·:iri1·d i•ieel's, <•ll L' is i11cl i11l'd Lo n'ganl Li l l' v11ll1 ·d ,i<111 as
Lh u :u11ple resu]Ls 11f ;t lung ,-.111ti1111c.:d :c11tl a nl111111s S(';tn·li li.1· a li;u 1d 11f

ar<..:l1aenlogisLs, rnLh cr tl1an l" n ud iL Lile j111si-;il1ili Ly ol' its gaLlwri11g

L11geLl1er liei11g Lhc \\"l1rk of;\ s i1 1!..!;lc.: i11.Ji,·id11al.

.\l 1011L Lweln· }Pars ago, \1·] 1e11 lirsL ll«l1t•lli11g in .\si;1 \ l i1111r, :-;yria
::w cl EgypL, Ll1c owner 1wttle 11u111cr<H1 s L<'11taLi1·t~ ux<;<1 1«1 Li 1J11s at \·ariu11s
el:issie:tl i:; iLes, Lh11s com111e11 uiug t.lte e;ollt•eLi1n1. I 11 LIH! c<>lll°S(' 111' 11111<..:11
;;u l1sequc11(, trnvclling, L!H..: e;olll'di1 )11 w:ts \·cry ~n· : tL l y \'lllar;..~«·d, 111a i11 ly
l1y Llie ]Htreltai:;e nl' J'l'i\"itLe w lkeLio11 s i11 l.]'Jll~ r l :gypL.
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.\s tlit~ a11 li -
quit.ies we re ohta.i11e<l tl1ey \\"l'J"e paeked ;urd se11L oYe r l11 this e111111Lry
in c<tl:ics, which were ;;t11re\l as th ey arri\·1'1l, i11 a L1J11d<111 tkp11silury;
LltC' e;ollce;Lion was Lhcn rv111m·c11 frunt the dep11c;ilory, a 11d u11packcd
fur exa111ination and da:;sification. \Yi th Llte saml' n11tiring :;k ill <L"
tltaL whi e;h scnctl hi111 in l!lakillg Lhe c.:ullecLiun , a l'r irnLe Exhi l1it.i1n1 ,
illus LrnLi11g Lhc H is Lory of EgypL l'rotn Lhc pre-dyna,;LiG period do1V11 Lo
Ll1e pre::;ent Lillle, was rapi lll} arranged and, afLl'r Llie ]'l"l'}':lrali ~11 1 111' a
detailed catalog ue, this was thrown open Lo all those k now11 l1y Llte
owner to 110 intercsletl i11 the sul•jee;t. After tile d osing of t l1c cx l1i-
biLion, the tliffi cul t.y of Lhe furLl1er kl'l'pin~ of Lhc collccLion IJl'C;<Llll C too
cYiLlent, <llH.I, finally, l\fr. Jtu::;tafj aell cleLern1il1l:d to L1ispo;;c of it.
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As an cvi<lcncc of t,hc enormous period of time covered uy the

various objecLs, a condense<l chronological index is appcn<led : -

PERIOD. APPROXIMATE DATE.

I. Pim-DYNASTIC PE1t1on. Before u.c. HOO
IL DYNASTJC PEHIOD.
I-II Dynill>t.ics. .1.a:. 4400-3966
ANCIENT III-V " " 3966-3300
EMPlllE { VI " " 3300-3100
VII-VIII " 3100- ...

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, {IX-XI
~IDDLE XII-XIII " "" 2466- ...
EMPlllE XIV-XVII " ... -1700
XVIII-XX " " 1700- 1100
XXI-XXII " " 1100- 766
NEW fXXIII-XXIV ,, " 766- 700
EMrmE ·lxxv.-xxvr ., ,, 700- 527
XXVII-XXVIII ,, ,, 527- 399
XXIX-XXX ,, 399- 332
UL GREEK AND RollrAN PEmons. ,, 332-A.D. 390
IV. BYZANTJNE PEHIOD. A.D. 390-A.D. 640
V. MAllOMEDAN PERIOD. 640-to present time
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To the pre-dynastic period belong tho large series of palaeolithic
and neolithic flint implements and the early pottery; to the dynastic
1.Jelongs the bulk of the collection-sculpture, 1.Jrom:e, pottery, glazed
ware, fresco-paintings, &c. The Greek, Roman and Coptic periods, are
illustrated by examples of sculpture, pottery, and a fine collection of
embroideries; Mahomedan rule closes with a number of personal orna-
ments, and an interesting selection of trophies, recalling the most
important of recent events in Egypt: the campaign in Upper Egypt
and the Soudan.

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 C~ \.T. \.LO<.l-1JE
OF

T I LE COLLgC'l' l OJ\ OF

EGYPTIA _A_NTI(JUITIES,
F'O !DIED IN EGYPT

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R. DE lll1STA.FJAELL, E sQ.
(/ueeu ·.~ Gate, , '. TI ·.

FIHST J) A.Y 'S SJ-\.LE .

EGYPTIAN POTT E RY OF THE PRE-HI STO RIC

PE RIO D.
J[,, ,tl,11 <liw·nnr1•cl c1l Orbelcn.
(Pun; Y ).
LOT
l Fi,·e pre-histori c Yases of polished red pottery with hlackeuecl rim:; :
mwtl.11 fmm r:1•lif'hll ;;

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Three olhcr,-, ~imila r
Se,·cn other~, 1<ome of ln rge size
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~,,- 5 Fi,·e others : some wiLl1 proj ect,ing rim
6 Five others: one painted with a Vandyke pat,tern of parallel lines :
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another with i11ci:scd marks on sides 5
• 'Pt- 7 Six others. one unusually small 6
u./- 8 Se\·en Others, Of Yaricc[ Size Ulld form 7 s
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9 Three others of same curly periocl, but of light pottery; all with wa,·y
handl e,; (r1111' witlt modem colouri11g) 3
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1 10 Fourteen Yase~, of ~imilnr pottery, showi ng d egradation of handl es inLO S' (T)
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mere ornament; some with :i cable pattern in brown paint
Two tall cyli11dric:al Yascs of line ligh t-coloured pottery
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First Day

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Three large spherical-shaped Vases of prehistoric date ; some with
designs in retldish brown, etc. 3 s
13 Five oth ers; some wi th spiral and other designs 5
ij£1 H A similar lot 5
- 15 Six others, similar 6
16 T en others of red or light yellow pottery; some "·ith spiral designs 10 .~

17 Four Vases of reel pottery; some painted with spiral designs 4

$)./ - ,.... 18 Eleven Vases of varied pottery ; some ,,·ith designs of waved lines 1 1

EGYPTIAN POTTERY (XI-XXXth Dynasties).

- 19 SeYcn Vase;; of varied form ; one a libatory vase (lies-form) of red pot- i
7 " ;"""' tcry: two in fo r m of mourners with hands to eyes 7
' 20 Nine Vases of varied form, some of fi11e red pottery 9 \,...~..
10 L-• c.l'Q

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21 A simi lar lot, mostly of r ed potLery
L+~ - Seven teen Vases, Stands, &c. of rn.ricd form; one shaped as the " Hes" L.
22
4- . vase, and two with holes round rim and comb pattern on side 17
23 Four othcra; varied 4 hP. Ctw.4c~
24 Five large Vases of red pottery; two with pointed bases; some with
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designs in black and reel; .XVIJTtlt Dynasty
Fourteen small Vases, some of reddish pottery; mostly painted with
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vertical lines or bands in black, .XVIlltli Dynasty 14
~ 26 Three Vases of red ware, with pointed bases; a nother, amphora-shaped,
with broken handles; others of varied form ; XVIIItli and later
Dynasties 9 1*'-"'"T'"'<:
27 An Amphora, with cream coloured glazing; and nine other Vases of
varietl form; sarne period 10 ' 'N:~ (
28 A Jug of red ware with yello'" glazing; nine Bottles of red ware; and

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two small Bowls ; similar date l2
Three Bowls, two Cups, a Bottle of r ed ware, with mottled glazing, and $
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six others of grey ware, decorated with lines in red; .,YVIII-

XXVth dynasties 12
30 Amphora, decorated wit h raised bands; a large Cup, with pointed base; d.~ to~
a Bowl, with two handles; a Libatory Vase, with blue enamel; a
" I Pottery St.and, with reticulate pattern ; and other Pieces; same
period 9 ~~
31 Two alabastron-shaped Vases of black ware; a large cir cular Dish of
reel ware ; three small shallow Cups ; a Tazza of cream coloured
10 ~~ ·

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ware; Bottles of varied form, etc. ; some of late period
32 I Two lenticular Bottles, green glazed, from Assouan; a red ware Bowl; ('T)
four Ungueutaries, and other Pieces; some of late date ll

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...... :i:; .\ ( :nrnp <1f se1e11 .-;:na il \ ·a~<"s, fi.\<'il to a c:om11w11 Lase: lipped Bmrls
,,f rn1frcl J10ltr· 1'.v ;rnrl furm: a r•·il 11·arc Y a~c. 11·ith J'lld,• <ksi.~· 11 s
i11 111'<)\\'Jl .)

:) I 1:11~1.1\' .\\'I> C<WJ'I(' l'nTTEHY. Th1·1•1· \\'i11<' ,\m1 •ht1ra e : 1111c 111a1·ked
CKI 111 1 <:a('h si de 1
:;~, :-;,.1·c 11 \'a:;c:; of 1ar it!d fonn. i11 red or ,1'ello1r J •O tlPr~. ~•111H' 11·i t h pai11 tcd
or rou.~hly i11ei-<'cl dc.,i."11s. .\11d ;1 (;lll'l•>ll." l'otlt·1-,1 :-;t;tnd, ll'ith
('ll jl·:;h;q wd "l"·;llill .~S (for flr111-.·rs 1) .~
:)(i FifLcc11 Ltsl':; of red, hhl'k ;u1rl utlH: r 110Lle 1y I.) L1:.\,
.\ \\'al<'r S1•ri11kler, ll'ith loo11ed ha11dl<' : a \-as<' 11·it h irn111·e~,;ccl rl c~ ig11 ;

•• a ·"·o urd shaped Bou le. a11d 11th,·1· pieces of 1·ari1·il pllltcr y a 11d

t 11·0 oLhl'rs shaped a~ l1inls, ;lllcl 1';1l'io11:; othcl' pi1!c·c."

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Tll'<> \·a ,cs of .. Pilgri111-liottlc " fo1·111, 1111e orn;u1w 11ted 11·i th i11 c: i ~1 ·cl li 11Ps;
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:rn Tll'o lar."·e \\'ill e A111ph orac. the ~urfaec:; l'C'}'ai llt cd: thr('•· other:; of
1·a 1iL·d ~ize ;j
!1) Thn·1· .\mphonw, a11d t 11 r1 l1ottle -~ haJ1ed \ "a:;e,; of rc·d ll'arc: a Patera,
-haJ>crl a~ thr ti;..:11 1c o f ;1 rec11ml1Pno hare : ;t p:1i 11 ll'd Y a~e ( hrokcll),
a11rl a Sta 11d of red ware
l: h."u111 f11rrned as a ,Ja11n ,; head: a red Bo\1·]: til'C: C11 p ~ . 11aillted \\'ith
!t1t11s dc·-<ig11 i11 red :111d ],Jack: three Bott le·:;: ;111 .\mphori s k o~ :
l'lc. I :.!
......1:? Cup, 11·ith d e~ i g 11 in 11laek a11d reel a11d Arnhi e in ~c ri p ti u n 011 interi or;
.-\ rah \\'atcl'-hottl e, wi t h fi sh un fri eze : Bottle of red ll'are : allcl
1·a riou:; spcc im c11 s .,r Rorna11 PuLtcry ! :?
_,., +:-; T11·ch·e l\o1na11 Ya.;cs, Ctq1s, BoLtle~ , etc., 11ll ,·aril:'rl 12

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ARAB POTTERY.
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A \ -ase, ll'ith greenish blue g laze 01·c r i11 ciscd decoration : \\' ater-liottle,
ll'ith ye ll ow glaze (1111 handle.< ) 2
~;) .·\ tall Flagon, ll'i th bright green gla?.i11 g; and a small \";1se
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l\i .-\ g1·cc11-ghtzed Yasc, with t11·0 ha11dl co; : a Bottle, of si111i lar ll'are
~'O/... .. r lG.1 Six Chinese Snuff Bottl es of po rcelain 6
~ 7 .-\ l:'trgc Jar : a tall Lamp, a11d rnriou:; Boll'ls : all grce11-glazed 1G \
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A small Amphora, of grcc11-.tdazcd 11·m·e : a Bottl e, with l-:TCc 11, red ;u 1d
1d1iLc glazi11g; ele\·c11 S}'('Ci mc11s of mod ern .\r;i hic l 'otter y I :l
-I ~J Three :\ml'ho r <u 1Jf red ll'arc, 11·i th frieze of ti sh a nrl m a~k~ in red a11d ' ---··<
black ; othr rs, ll'ith fri ezes uf a11im:d$, croeod il rs, or ma sk~ ;wd
IJi 1ds; a11d thrccglubular Buttll's 7
-\ !Jux, c:o11tai11i11g a lal'gc scleetio11 of l:orna11 and later Pottery a f, t ~......__'
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SCULPTURE, STONE STELAE, &c.

(. 'ee PUTF::-l n , IX, X).
51 Fragments of limestone Monnment, ll"ith upper part of a man's figure 1\...:."""- S
can·ed in low relief and eolonrcd, the inscripti o11, i11 t wo li 11e:>,
111e ntions the name of the pcr;;on<1~e " Th cli the Excellent " : and
a small Fragment from a shrine: D1•ir-el-/Jahri 2
ii2 Three Fragme11is of limestone carYing, t he figures in relief an d coloured (.'~-· ~r1. ~
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- Man seated, heads, or f1111ercal offerings; JJeir-el- /lahri .J.

(~ 53 1\1·0 other Fragments similar- H ead of a Man, Figure of Pricstc"'' -

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h olding sistrnm : JJeir-fl- llahri
Similar Fragments of limcst1mc- H an<l holdi ng two
hawk, hi erog-lyphs, etc. : 1Jrir-eL-Hrrl1ri
'2(
hird~, figure of
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55 Ot her pieces of similar style- H ead ancl lotus tlower, Ma le head, hearded
~fan 's head , etc.; DPir-el- /J((/iri .J. ~, "
5G Similar Frngn1 c11ts-Snrnll seated figure, lfoyal cartou chcs, H eads of
~azel les, ele. ; Deh·-el-JJaliri .~
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57 Othcr;;- Cartoncheof Thoth mcs IIJ,lleadof Ammon -lfa, \" ult,u rc, etc.;
/ )(>ir-r'l-Hrrlu·i 6 ~ '"'l
Other Fragments in sand a 11d lim c~tone-Kn celi11g figure of woman,
etc., i\10 11 11·ith offerings, etc. ; Thehe.<and JJeir-el-JJaliri 0
.,, 59 Other Fragments-Men making obeisance, \Vomcn mou rn ers, i\fan
holding geese, etc. : (;r111rneh, etc. -!
60 A long Piece of Sandstone (part ot door jamb 1), "·ith rnriou~ titles in
hi eroglyphic characte rs .: antl fil·e Yariecl Fragme11 ts, ll"ith fi.w:mc
designs, name of Amenhotcp l , etc. ; Deir-el-Jiahri, G'011r1tel1, .1 0011
}:<'ggm·, vtc. G
61 Two Fragme11t,s; one with name of ScLi JI (palimsest), the other ll"ith ~ · ..,_
heads of t,wo men ; D eir-el-Bahri '>

62 Two Slabs-King offering t o Isis (the cartouchcs erased); _1 .L\ .th

Dynasty :1
G3 Varied Fragments of . andstone, etc. ; a long Piece wit h funerary in-
:::criptiO! I (from a door jamh), incl ud ed
G4 P or tion of gra11ite Shrine, 11·it h car touche of lfa- Kh eper-Ka (last
q( th.: XXXt/1 D ynasty)
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l .. , ... .,,.. 65 STELAE. Limestone Stela, wit.11 figures of a man a11rl hi s wi fu (Se ncl;-t )
and au at tendan t : ~rlth D ynast!J 1
b6/- 66 A limcsL011c Stcla, roughly finished a11<l Jesignetl- i\fa11 armed ll"ith a
club: his wife standing behind; Old Kingdont stylP

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() 7 R oughly-cnt SLcla of limcsronc-.\1an ancl hi~ wife sratc<l ; a tahlc l~~.l....it\-• ~ ~

between. And t hree Frngmc11ts of Stclac, with 11amrll of " Am en-
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..... .,, ~ \l: I J

hotep,., a " Priest of , \ mc11 .. , and :i. "(j(Jl·crnor of I 'a laces" ; 7'/u,be-< : I., $•fl
anrl /)r•ir-r·l- llfl!tri: • \"I ' // f tli / )!fna-<tt/ (\.,o,.,,._ I
Pa rt of a Stcla and three Fragments of othNs, one 11 ilh it prayer LO
J:-l at hor: a nother wit h i111·oeation for a " K l' e1'< '1 c1f t he Hoya l
harcc m," etc. ~·

G9 .-\. painted Stcla, with figure:; of 8elwk-11ek/1t and hi~ son A11kh-Se11ib :
F rngincnl s of two nlhn~. with r ema ins of designs and inscr iptions:
. \-1 ' /lltli to XXt/1 /)yna.~ty ".-.-,.~ :~

. ' rn all limcsto11e :-;tela: 011 11ppcr registe r " .\men-cm-a pt., offering goose \et ~ ~
to ,\ mo n-l:a: 011 lower. Standi ng fi.(!lll"l'S (lf Jii s 11·ifc, SOii (/Jui), and ~i.. it~ ~ ...., D-. )(\It.I
daught er; Frngme11Ls of two simi lar !-itclae, and a restored Stula. J. .~ ~...
with lil-(nrcs of f fr,r"111/u•l1 and his wife T tct/: J\' l'/fftlt and c1),.Jr:•~'
XfXt /1 /Jy11astil'-< .,_.~, I ~¥::t:'t\.c 'iv"f
J\oughly-mad~· Stcla, wit Ii fil!tt t·c of P c;;es h and h is 111othcr X cfcr hetep: ~ ~· >.;
1
71 , )c [..<;.,.
Frag111 ~11t~ of t h ree 1'.thcr SLcla.c, wit h 1aricd des i;rns; ~I· VI I I th · -&- 1.,e...~ '(j.-::.C..., -~J· '
and_ \ / _\ t/i / )!f/it1.</lt'.< .-A....\C""" "-.. ·I - V-• I ~
A Stela, wiLh fignrc of a ma11 ( H a-m) ofr<'1·i1114 Lo Ua: Frngmc11 ts of Ii i 1· \.. 1:-j. i\'"~ ~~~
od1er8: Xl -/J! tl! 1111rl _\-/Xth /)!J1111slie.< ~. (i -:-.-!) ' -~~ It

.-\ rough hloek qf Ura11itc u"ed as a stcla; th ree small ~to11e Obelisk~,
a11<l oth1•r F ra;£me11t>;
7-l Two s mall sa11dsto11e S i,clat', wit h boat of Ha, etc., or ma11 and wife
faci ng: Yar iou8 FmgnH:nt.:; of ::>tcl:v~, cte. t~ ..... l:!
~..- ,,- 7.) T hree Stuhtc and rnrious fra1; rn e11ts 1.-\ "' 1:.'
iG Fragments of t wo large Stclac i11 gra nite and ~a 11 dsto11 <' : Ptolemaic :.'
77 Large ohl1111g !-;Lela, 11·ith rn1 1c-patt.e rn l1ord cr enclosing i11sc- ripLio11 a11d
dc::;ig11 : 1·arious frngmc11 ts of stcla(., etc. : the fir-<t piN·1' 11/ Cnptii-
times 1 ~ ~ f 4

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A Coptic Stcla : a n i 11 ~criptio 11 i11 Greek characte r~ 011 tl1c upper tl<lrL R
a11d a design of two dnqicd figures below [t>fat p JJ\-, G] l
i.·~'\' liiO/-". 79 :Stcla and fra g me11t~ of Stehle : of Yari ous late periods a l1Jt
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1'0 .-\ :;imilar lot a lot :-..a-.t: s:>... ~
<:\0.1 . \ lot of alurnt t,11·e11ty-fi 1·c pieces of s ma,ll i;t,ouc Stelae, etc. (somP Jid.·w);
a lal"l[C basa lt Bowl , of ob long fo r m, for al1lut.io11s included a lnt
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SEPULCHRAL STATUETTES, &c. IN STONE .

(PLATF. VI).

~) 81 Seated Figure of a \\'oman, swathed in a long mantle, t he hands crossed

upon the breast, t he feet hare; "·hite marble; Old Kingdom
pr:;riod; K arnak [Plate Vf, 7) 1
82 Fragments of si milar sepulchral figures in limestone, etc. ; some with
inscriptions recording names of personages represented. Ami a
granite fragment with name of Thothmes III [P!,ate IX, 4]; from
.11ssassif, Karnak, etc. 7 .
8.'3 Fragments of similar Figures in marbl e or stone, some with royal names, (
etc. ; .X VIIIth to ;Lrtli Dynasties G
~I- , (l<l 8 ± Two Sepulchral Figures of Men, in squatting position; one with na me

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of "]{e.~i-ba-neb-daddn" ; another, wanti11g the head ; and t hree
fragments; .X.~X.-t/1-.XXIInd Dynasties [Plate VI, 2-11] 6
Six Fragments (Torsoes, etc.) of Sepulchral Figures in granite and stone,
l &I - 85
some with names (one s!town on P late VI, 22) 6
s
86 F r agment of a large Statue in basalt [Plate LY, 9), with inscri11tions
me nti oning names and t itles of a n official ; a long Fragment
[Plate IX], "·ith r emai ns of royal names, etc. ; and a smaller
Fragment 3
Two Masks from stone sarcophagi of large size; XXXt!t Dynasty
[P late VI, 31, 33] 2
Large stone Figure of a \Yoma11 seated, inscription at back; Head of
a v.-oman, in red stone; of late period [Plate VI, l, 15] 2
Figure of a King seated; upper part of a Male Figure weari11g wig; L..
bot!t in basalt [P late VI, 6, 19] 2
Black granite Figure of a Man (" ornrscer of t he house, Khay") kn eel-
ing and grasping a shrine of Athor; Head of a Man from a statue, s
red granite [Plate VI, 8, 16] ~
v 91 Figure of a Man kn eeling and supporting a fignre or shrine of Osiris ; L
sandstone, po8sibly restored 1
_.... 92 Figur e of a Man seated, his left leg bent beneath him, white marble, (
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modern [P late VI, 4]; and Yarious heads, etc. from statues or figures,
i11 marble a nd stone 13
s
93 Mask from a sandstone sarcophagus; Torso from a small figure of a
child [Plate VI, 30]; two Heads, and a Fragme11t, mostly late, some
of Roman times 5
94 A large Head from a limcstoue statue ; and four other pieces, all of
Roman date 5
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!J::> ParL of a ,,catctl Stal11eltc nf a ( :odcle,,, i11 ll'hil1} marhle: four \l1ri1•d
Fra.!; 111c11[, of fig-11rcs: etc. I/II 1:( /'l 11/1'1J11/ic nr Hmnr111 d11l11 i'i
!)6 T1ro hrgr r011!.!hly-:<cll lpturcd Fi !.!111"<'~ ,,f ,1,111di11.:.: :'1'11-11 (1111.fi11i.</wd). /11/P

WI- .,,. 97 :\ lar_!.'.<' :-;ta11di 11).! Fig11rr of thl' hi1•J•rt)'11l.111111s-lwad<'<l 1!oddcs:<, Tho11l'ris. L
sa11d:;Lu11L: r /'/111!- 1'J, !i) l
~, ... ,. 91'1 Three I leads from fi:rurc:; i11 linll'sl1111c or gra11itc :~ 6(T) ,t-~
,.. 99 1lt'ad of:• l\i11.~ in :m11d,.;t(ll1C (111odt•1·11 col1111ri11;.;) [l'lat1 1·1, 1i]: :u1d
1

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1'1-f- • ..-'1 01
100

10:3
...\ :;Loll\' Fig11 rc of a \\'oma11 ( l.,is 1) ,.;ta11di11g [!'late 1·1, :l]: 1a1'io11s
11 cad~, et<:.
Three ;\ l odcl~ of Ca11opie .Jars, a11d tlm•c otl1cr piccPs, i11 linH'st1111c,
a/I 1//utv JU ri11il
,\ Cano}'i<: .hr: f<•lll' Cy1iuc·t•phalit .\1•<'R: a11d t1nl oLher
9

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Fragnw11t.~,
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11r1111ifr or !/1111'.<(11111' 7
/ JO:~ 'Jll'o :-:tu11e Fiµurc :; of tlw Sa<:rrd l la1rk [ /'/11/e 1·1, U, :J :2); n Frag-
ml'11t ll'ith liod.1 of Gn,c11dilc · 1·ario11:; Co1 crs from Canopic .fo r,:. '- W.~
ck. I]
(?t.J l Ol ll<'nils (t'l1\'C l'R) frn111 l'allfll'i<' .Jars: Slah" 1rith fig11rrx nf griflin Qr !Ill'
god Be~: I ll'ad of a Lin11 i11 l1:i.<a(L (11,1i·r1r/11Md); nthL• r Frag111c11t~
i11 :sto11c and ).!rn11itc 1-l
(tj 105 :\ large Fmrntni11 of st•me, 1ri th 1•r<•.i•· .. ti11g di$l1, for ahl utio11s [Plat I' I- \-.
[:3]: parl 1if a C'ol1111111 (!) 11·ith ruu;.:hly cut inscl'iptio11:;: Figure of
a L ion : etc. 3

S TONE AND POTTERY ALTARS

( Pr..\TE X:\J).
106 T1ro l'uRTAnl.E .\1:L11cs, or Tal1k~ of Ollcri11gs, both of li111 cstu11c 2 s
"l-•J- fif,) 107 Two other:>, rnricd, with lihatory 1a,,ea11d ofl'criugsin relief :2
~] 108 Three oLh crs, u11e i11 g. rn11itc 3
~o/ - ~ I 09""T1ro other~, !;lllallcr, l1ot.h of :rra11itc
~
- 110 Foul' l'l'i111iti1·c Ohjcclti of c·oar~c l'l'cl p11tlcry, probably for the ~arnc
use$ i\$ preceding altars i11 sw11e: 1111 the i11sitle of cacl1 arc ntricd
clc.;ig11s i11 l'Clicf ; som e arc fm11itihed 11·ith a hole to rn11 off liba.-
tio11<, _i-l t/i-,\ -1/tlt IJ,1111r1-<ti1-< 4
&) 111 F om ot her:;, :similar tu last pi ce;es 4 '-
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8 311:2
113 Another lot ·1 s,
~ I+ A11othcr lot 5
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POTTERY CONES, &c.

(PLATE XV).
115 Ten Cones of coarse red pottery; the bases impressed with seals of
varied Officials and Dignitaries, X VIlltli and X I XthDynasties 10
116 Twelve others, similar 12
117 A similar lot 12
1 18 Another, including two coarse sun-d ried Bricks of early date 14
119 Another lot of pottery Cones 12 (
('I'.]. 120 A box c011taining a large number of fragmentary pottery Cones, etc.
a lot

USHABTI FIGURES
(PLATE XIV).

121 Twenty-five Ushabti Figures in reel pottery, glazed ware, limestone,

wood, etc., pri11cipally nf XVJltlt and X VIIftli Dynasties 25
122 Twenty-five others, mostly in wood 25
123 Twency-five others, of varied material, some in a'labaster 25
124 Twenty-five others, in blue glazed ware, X VIIlt/1 and XXVJth,
Dynasties 25
125 Twenty-five others, some interesting 25
126 Twenty-five others, varied 25
127 T"·enty-five others, similar 25
128 A varied lot of Ushabti Figures, including some of unglazed pottery
and of late style
129 A similar lot, generally of small size 25
130 Twenty-five Ushabti Figures 25
131 Another lot of twenty-five 25
132 A similar lot 25
133 A similar lot 25 (
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134 A similar lot 25
135 A si milar lot 25
136 A similar lot 25
137 Two boxes containing a number of rnriecl Ushabti Figures a l,ot
138 A similar lot a wt

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FUNEREAL BOATS, FIGURES) &c., IN WOOD

( 1'1..1TE .\\"l l ).

l Tl .\\ Pr:: l'arl ,· F i.!.!11n• of a :'lla11 ;1alki11!.!. the C'Y<'i'i i1daid. tl1(' 111od1·lli11g
ea n•f 11 lly rc11d!·1 t•d I I '/11fr • \" J ·I I , I -l l, 11•1.<.<i!,/111!,- f /11· l ·I f Ii 0 111111.'1 !I;
a11d a "·111>d•·11 :\fodt·I of a h111 c.:ra1-y Boat. "·ith :'lfun11ny l1c11eath
<1 e:a11opy a11d fi.!.!llrP-; uf liual111e11, the prow :;hal'l'd as the htad of

. \Jill Iii:;

110 .\. ~i111ilar :'IIodrl of :t F1111erar.\' Boat, wiLh a 1111111rro11:; crew of 1.naL-
llH'll : a ,,!ton t liic·k ma~l al Lhe 1•111! [ fJ/ule . \ "I 'I I ] 1
111 .\11other. ,,imilar tn la~t. lint ::;mailer :111<! with fewt· r men; thl' ]'H>W
"iiapcd as •1 11ird·~ head Il'lr1f1 . 1· 1·1 I , J .:;]
1

1 12 T11·0 ,,i111ilar Boat~ : 011e with Lhe pnJll" a111I ~tern ,,1Jap1•d a~ 1111 us
flowers
in .\ 11c1th cr, ,,imilar, ll"ith fi gures of ,!.!orls (') i11 t he r·l'l1trc[ P/11fe .I . JI//,:~]
1 11 :-;,.,\'11 roug-hly li11i,hc<l :rnd coloured fi gure;. 11i \\"ome11 i11 wood;
XII t /1 JJ1;1111..:t !! 7
l ~ :J T 1' "" ,. F i.!.!ll l'<"' .. r :'lfc11, etc. in 'arit•d po~iti111h: the flc~h pai 111<•d
,·,·llrm or n·d : . l' //t/1 / J111111..:ty l:l
S('n'll other Fi!.!111'!'~ of :'ll C'11, i11 ,·aricd po~ition.•: 'ariuu;; Fmgmc11ts
of similar F igures, t'tt.; a nd three ~la--lln·s )l allct,:; [ /Jf11ll'
.ITJ!, 1:!, t:l] JG
1-tl .\ pair of largP \\"oodcn Padcllcs or Oar~, from the woode n l1oat. di:.-
co,·cred in till' tomb of .\menhnlcp l ll : . 1· 1-Iffth /Jy11al'f!J 2
T11·0 Head-n'~t:; of wood : t hree Scrihc·s Paldtcs of wood (rme witli
1rt11ide11 pen.-· 11111! re111r1in.~ r!f' ])(li11t) 5
1-l!J T"·o Stil1ium Case~, marle from sccli o11s of a thick-stemmed reed or
of a hcary 'rood ; rnrious fragrn e11Lary piece~ of \\"ood\!11 0 1,jccts,
e~ . 6
J .) (J A Stamp 0 1· S ~a I of \\"OOcl, \\"i t h figures of gods ; Spoon in form of a
"·oman s11·imrni11g holding a ho1d ; a \\' ooden Sta1"id~1~i t,h inscrip-
tiou- a ncl figure of a woman attached :~ ,
Sup)'ort.s of Chairs 01· Thrones, shaped as the forcpa1 ts (I f l io n ~
[f.Jfttte ~1 · 1·1 I . :!:3]: l\\"u ~ill :sla ndi11~ Fi_:.:-ure~ of >fen, :tll(I Yarious
fragment:; : rtll q/ / l'(l'Jd ll
,......15:! \" arious Objects of \\'Ood : a i':)eril1c's PctH:a:;e of leather : F igures of
the ~acred Jl a11k [/>l11te . l' l"JJ, 10, ll ]; ."uwon,; of Chairs, etc.

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(K) 153 Two UshalJt.i Boxes of wood, pai nted wi t.h var ied d esigns in colour;
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• one wi th "Tat" and
~1-Vff, l 9
"Men hat" symbols, shown on P late
2
154 Two similar Ushabti Boxes, 1.:aried
155 Two others
136 Anot,hcr, shaped as a sarcophagus, with elaborate designs [P ioli'
_,, \' l'Jl, 24) ; various Fragments of similar Boxes, etc. 9
; 157 Figures of t,he sacred Hawk, Jackal, etc., from Ushabti boxes; ,·arious
10,... Fragments of Boxes, etc. in \1·ood a lot
158 Tbrcc PTAll-!·>F.:KF.R-UASER Figures of carrnd and colou red ,,·ood :
2.6f-' H ead of a similar Figure covcrc<l with bit um en 4 f: \').
159 Three others of large size [one Plate X Vif, 21) 3
IGO Three others, one with name of " H orus, born of Ta-dcdu" 3
lGl Two others on long st..'lndi:, wit h names of ". ' hip-min, son of Im hotcp,"
and "Jfarpakhrat, son of P ckhi " 2
162 Two similar F ig ures; inscriptions at the back 2
").;' ..... 164 Five Mummy Labels, <UH1 1111mcrous Fragments of woo(lcn Figures,
"""' Furniture, etc. ; some of Roman, Coptic, and otlin· late v erirJd-s S
a lot
165 The Fram e-work of a F olding 8cat, of hard wood ; the 101rer parts of
th e supports shaped as ducks' head s, a nd inlaid with irnry l
Lbf- 166 A tall er Stool with three legs; and a thick wooden Bowl ; found L.
" together 2
_,) . I
l~ T en double Combs of wood 10 l T)
'->/--
168 T wo \1·ooclen Swords, one in leath er scabbard ; and three St.aves or
i Bl n<lgcons, one painted 5
I
I 169 A number of Fragments of Furniture, Figures, etc. in wood; sorne
!· l-lol - of late date a lot

TERRA-COTTA FIGURES, VASES, &c.

(PLATE VII) .
.!. . ' _......170 Tena -cotta Figures of Men, Animals, etc. ; a few nf early veriod 20
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..... 111 A si milar lot 20
172 Yarious small Vases-Kratcrs, L ekythoi, A ryballoi, etc. 20 L
l 'tt/-
, __il-1--J 173 Fragments and im perfect specimens of Terra-eot,ta Vases, etc. 30 ~
_.- lH A similar lot 30 lT)
J4 /- 175 Terra-cotta Paterae ; a number of H eads a nd Mask s; a Cat; a Bird ;
L amps ; etc. 30

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J7G A 1111mbcr of T c t'l'a·eotta F igure!; of :\!e n, A11i11ia J,;, etc.

l "t>'- -- 30 L
' 177 A m1mhcr of sma ll \ ' ascs. La111ps, etc.
30
178 L D I PS [ Platt! .1' !'! ]. ThirL.v T crra-cutla Lam1•s
-30
I 7!) .\ si milar lot
:30
1 ~o Twcmy-two Lamp~. some pieces coated wit,h t hick ~rcc11 glni11g 22
.....-1 I' l A K ylix, with desig n of sacred E.\'es; and rnrious Paic r;-c and l' hiale 20
.,,. ] ,-:J A number of sn1<tll Lek~·c.hui a 11J other \ ";1sc;; 20
18:3 A number of P otte ry Yascs, including one of pre-historic <late;
Fragrnen t~ o f Vases, rte. 20

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SECOND DAY'S SALE .

STONE VASES,
M ostly o f Prehistoric a nd E a rly Dy nasti c Peri ods,

LOT
(PLATE V, XV). t
~, . 184 A tall slender-bodied Vase, of hard black marble, with ci rcular foot
and pierced ears for suspc11sio11 [Plate ...-i J ~ 11). Another, similar,
but with gourd -shaped body; botlij?-om Karnak. Two unfinished
stone Vascs, in green serpentine or black marble ; Gebelen, all of
prehistoric date 4
V 185 Six large prehistoric stone Vases of squat circular form, with cars for
bandies; in red breccia, black and wllite marbles, etc. [Plate V J'1 6
,,,... 186 Four similar Vases; two thin Drinking or Food Bowls; the smaller
Pieces; all hard stone, grmi slate or marble, and of early dynastic s
period 11
"-· &).. ,,,... 187 \ Two large Bowls, and various small Vases; principally of alabaster;
:.r. some of th e smaller proba.bly used for St;ibium or Koh l ; I to ~Y:Ilth s
_,....--- .Dynasties 6
b ·fo .0 . ,,. 188 A tall cylindrical Vase of fine alabaster [Plate V, 4] ; five others of
Yaried form and of the same stone 6
188A Thirty Colour Slabs of early date, in schistous stone, some in form of
fish, etc., from Nagadeh, Abydos, etc. 33
- 188B Nine others of later type, some with fish, animals, etc. 9 ~
189 Four shallow Dishes of black slate or marble ; a number of small
~,\) _ ~
~/ - I Kohl Pots, etc., in alabaster and other stone 21
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~ 1 90 1 A number of small Vases, in alabaster, etc. 18 S {
w,.. l;ffi A similar lot
21 -
Another lot 20 ~
'" - 192
("oJ - .r/~1 931
,,... LJ Another lot 20 R
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Another lot
22 "
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'-. ' .LC'> T - 195 Another lot
tlS/ - ..,_... 19 6 Another lot 20
"'" 197 Four slender Alaba.strons of Greek type; ten Colour-grinding Slabs

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k. or Palettes; and various polished Rubbing-stones, etc. 21

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19~ :\. 11um cr0us lot, of s mall \"ase:<, Cc•Ye rs, Pestles and lrrinc1iug-sto11es,,
Fra~£mc 11L" of \"ases, \\"h orls. ~huttles, \\" eights, et.c,., all rf .-.;tow
1111d rf mrierl di1fl'. :\.11d four teen Table ts of baked clay, with
cu11cifurm in scriptions (]; 1/.<r') a /r.,t
202 F our Fra.!!111c nts of ,·cry Lhick alaktsLc r \"ascs, \\'i t h care fully e11gra,·ed
insc riptions 4c
A sn1all ci rcular :-:ita11d or Tald c, an d th ree Head- rcst.s; alr1/;astf-r .i s
A ,·c ry large Yase of alal •a:;tcr; o ,·oid form ; a/;uut :·H i11. liigh
[ P fr1te }_\ -, I O] l
20?) J\ large shallow Di:;h of ,!.:TcC 11 s late. 13 in. diaml'ler. Another,
s maller, \\·ith three ~ hurL fo:cL 2

- 20G ~] odd of a Head-rest i11 ~andstcmc : Fragment~ of an alahaster Yasc,

\\'ith early inscription; a e:~· li11dri cal \"asc, and Yari ed small Pieces
a lot
.S

STONE FIGURES OF GODS, & c.

(J'J..\ 'JE XY).

21:2 SeYe 11 standing }'igurcs of th e mummifurm Osiris, i11 slate, etc. I

213 Two sim ibr Fig ures 0f Osit·is, wit Ii dcclicalor~· i11 sc riplicm at lhc hack;
011c \\·ith traces of g ilding : three others of the sarnr, God seated :5
21 -b Three sm all stone Figures of fsis ~catcd, 11ursi11g Lhe in fa11t 1-lol'Us :3
2Fi A Frag mentary Statue of his and I-l orus, fin e] ~- ca1Tcd in a ha rd
c r.\' ~tal li11c st o11e or marl1lc l
2 JG A large ~l () ll e Figure of o ~iris mnmmifonn , 15 in. liig/1: and the uppel'
parts of two similar Figures 0
211 A small ;-;tatucttc of a seated Priest, iti lJlack stone: i11scrihcrl "·ith
name of ·'Pcdu- E:ho1 1su : pri(),;!, of Kho11su " (fi}/('1!! canwl, /;ut
br11!.-P11): all(] a standi11g F emale Fig ure, with 1011.f!: i11:;c ripti o11 at
Lhc hack 2

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9+1- ,,,,,, 218 Six Heads from stone fig ure:; : of rnricd size 6
b~, .. ,,- 219 T\l·c h·c ot.hc rs, si milar, some of H o man <late 12
i .... 220 Six ot h er~, in soft lim estone. ma1-hlc, etc .

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... 221 A \·cry remarkable I! cad of a )Jan [ Plate 17, 25], from a statu ette,
C,.&.~ . c ut in a cloudy quarLz; 4 in . /1igl1 ; o/ 1·ery /iigli rarity
22:.! T\1·eh ·c U eads from sta t uett es. in stone, marbl e, etc. 12
1 . 3..
22 :3 Uppe r parl of a basa lt fi g ure of a Ma11 h ol di11 g L\\·o long ,·ases
~· ,... [ /J f({te T"f, :2G]: clcq;n IJ cads from sm<ill sLatuctlcs, in ,-ariecl
mat,crial : a Fragmc ntar.\· H ead of 0:-;iris fr om a large figme, finely
\\'Orkcd in a close-grain ed marble ; and three other Pi eces 16 s:.
 Second Day 16

224 Parts of two stone Figures; one with dedicatory inscription, the
~1l\t . other, of Coptic date, holding two crosses upon the breast ; and
six stone Heads, mostly of the Ptolemaic and Roman periods 8
225 A seated Figure of a Priest of Osiris, in soft limestone; a kneeling
Figure of a Prince; a Uraeus, in limestone; a Hand from a large
figure; four other pieces, Yaried 8
227 Stone Figures of sacred animals, etc. ; two stone Figures of Osiris;
and other pieces 20
228 Small stone Figures of a Hawk, a Cat, and a Toad; and a cartouche-
shaped object with pierced design of two Cynocephalic Apes .1.· ,,
[Plate XVI, 8], all good pieces 4 ".
229 Small stone Figures of Osiris, Isis, Sekhet, etc.
230 Three stone Figures of Osiris, two with moveable bases, all calcined 5

llti- 231 Fragments of four Cippi of Horns, in steatite, etc.; six fragments of s
stone Figures, etc., including one with a carefully incised inscrip-
tion ; and another of a life-size Head, in black stone 12
236 A large terra-cotta Bowl ; parts of two large stone Stelai; three large
terra-cotta Heads of Osiris (1), from sepulchral figures or sarcophagi;
Bricks of unbaked clay from Edfu, etc. 10
237 A box, containing a large number of fragments of stone Figures, etc.

OSTRACA.
(PLATE XV, XVI).
2±1 A box, containing a number of large flakes of Limestone with inscrip-
tions, designs, etc. (one shown on Pl. XV, 16), an interesting
lot 19
2 ·~2 Another, with similar objects, the inscriptions written on sherds of
large pottery vessels 31
242A A box, containing a large number of similar Potsherds with inscrip-
tions aboitt 350
242B A similar lot about 350
242C Two smaller boxes, with similar Ostraca about 350
24'.lD A similar Jot about 350

243 A terra-cotta Slab, with cartouche of one of the Ramescs (1) ; varied
limestone and glazed-ware Slabs, with figures of deities and other
designs (some false) a lot
243A A very large Amphora of terra-cotta, the surface coloured, and bear-
ing a long Greek inscription of Coptic times (broken) 1
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:! 1:1c 1\ l1ox, «e111tai11i11~ :1 11u ml1c r of tcrl'a <:11tta Ya5l'-" uf \·ar icd fon11 :11 1d
J •C'l'i ..d, 111".<l fft /111 jll'Jji·1·t
:! 1:1 11 A laq.:1· J.,,_, 11f f 1a~111c11ts of \ar1011s .~lazed \\·arc object,;, Fi~11n•s,
etc.
2 l:h: T wu hoxc,.., co11tai11i11g a 111tnil>('t' uf fr;\_!!11tc11tary l"shahti Figures 111
glazed wan· ·>

Tw11 lCIT•I 1·111 ta Fi;:11rcs (of (;rct·k "t.1 II') : a111l a J,ox with cil!htCl'll
Homa11 L1111J>' :;
A culo11r J.!rll11l111~ :--I.di of sto11c: a tcn;1-c11tta Dish ; al\ c.:.g ,..hapt•d
pt·11da11L I lrua111t•11t of ;..:laz1'<l 11.m·: a det'J> Dish or Bowl, wnh s.
marl1l.-rl ;.:r.•1•11 a11d lila('k ;.:lazi11;.:; etc.
21,).\ .\'i 11c J>iCc<':; 11! .,c11l1•t11rcd S to111', fr o111 E;.:ypt, CyJtJ"llS, cte. !)

BRONZE FIGURES, &c.

( l'1..1T1:s I To l \").

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others, ,;111alk1
:! 17 .\ "imil:tr lut
:n.- A ;:imilar lot
219 _\.si111ila1· lot
:l.iO ..-\.
<'imilar lot .....

:!:JI . \.similar lut

:!.):! .\. ,.:i111ilar lot
:!j3 ..\.si111ilar lot,
;! .j l .\. similar lot
:lfi;j A similar lot
:!56 ~\. sim ilar l11t
:l57 ,\ sim ila r lot,

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:! ~J.'•i ,\. si111i la r lot, ,-.:

:!5iJ ,\. si milar lc•t.,

:!60 .\ ;:imi lar lot,
:!G I Twc11t~· - f1111r ,..j111ilar Fi;.:111·ps of Osiri,;, s11mc uf small >;izc: s1·1·t·11 -mall
Fi,!!lllP'\ c-.1,t to;..:L'tlll·r i11 1111e pi1·(·1•: three •ither,;, ><imilarly 111ad .. :
and 1;11 ir111s f1 ;1g1111·11ts of hr1111zt· Fi~11rcs. etc. '' /,if
:!Ii:! Tiu cc -i111ila1 fjg1111•; of the ~amc <:rnl S•~atccl :~
:!fi:l Three oth1·1-. s1111ila1·
:!(ii Thn•1• other'. 'i111ilar ....
;?(j;j Three others. similar :1
 Second Day 18

266 Five bronze Figures of Isis nursing the Infant Horus, Yaricd sir.es 5
267 Six bronze Figures of Horus (or Harpakhmt) seated 6
268 Six bronze Figures of Horus (or Harpakhrat) seated 6
269 Five small Figures of Horus seated ; t,hree others of the same god
walking 8
270 Five bronze Figures of the god Ammo11-Ra; anothei: of Nefcr-Atmu 6
v 271 Small bronze Figures of Neith, Khonsu, Im-hotep, Ncfer-Atmu and R
/.:. A=~& 6
(""- .,,, 272 Bronze :Figure of Harpakhrat seated on a lotus (a sceptre head) ; two I/
~2( - Figures of the hawk-headed Horus; t"·o figures of th e goddess
Neith; three others of Isis, etc. 8
Jj113 Au unusually large bronze Figure of Isis nmsing the young Horus,
the goddess wears a head-dress consisting of the horned disc sup-
ported upon a ring of uraei, total heiglit about 17 ~ fo., XVIIIth
Dynasty [Plate IV, no. 11] 1
27 4 An exceedingly early bronze Fwu1m OF A KrKG (~). seated to front,
with ornamental collar and girdle, 9t in. liiglt (sliglitly restored)
[Plate IV, no. 10] 1
** * The treatment and general style of this remarkable bronze makes
its attribution to a very remote period !lmost certai11. It Ycry
probably belongs to an early dynast,y of the Old Kingdom.
275 Bronze Figures of Harpocrates, I sis, Fortuna, Hennes, Eros, etc., all
of Roman date; and a bronze l<igurc of Buddha 13
276 Large bronze .i.Egis of I sis, the front finely engraved; two others of
smaller size, with heads of Isis or Bast; conj oined h eads of Isis
and Bast from a similar object, 4
277 Small bronze Figure of a Male attendant carrying a t ray of bread(?)
on his head ; small bronze Figures of H orus, Isis, Cynoccphalic
Ape, Bes, etc. (the first piece rery rare) 8
~b/- v- 278 Bronze Handles, etc., with figures of Isis Fortuna; Claw-feet, from
stands, with varied representations; small bronze Columns from
furniture, etc. (mostly qf Rornan date) 13
279 Seven Feather Ornaments; two Bear<ls; scrnn Uraei a11d four horned (
Disc; all of bronze and forming parts of the head-dresses of
figures 20
280 Feathers of Ammon-Ra; t'rn Uraci; two Tie or Buckle Ornaments,
and two Flail-heads ; all of bronze and mostly with remai ns of
paste inlays or gilding 7
........- 281 Bronze Handles, etc. from vases; Heads from figu res; a tripod Taper-
stand; an Indian Bronze, and a uumbcr of bronze Fragments 33
 1!)

21'2 Four s111al l • E~idl's of Bast,: J l c<1d of .\ tl1or from a sist rn111 a hrnnzc
Mould; Lhrcc small SiLulat· 11
'II" 2~:3 A 11trn1l>P!' of l11·011zc 1\ rms. ll ancl:s, }',.et, PLC., from ~t;ttllcttc;;: a
Sistrnn1 J J,1111llc: Yariot1s ~mall Gt«11.~i 1 ~, etc. 3:3 .s .
2~ I Frag111r11t of a lari.:t• bronze Ho1'1 ll'ith fi11<'1.1· c11gra1·cd earwuc::hcs of
Thothmc>; J \', . \- 1-lllth IJ1111r1 .~ty 1
t/ 21:C) Bronze F igt1rc;; nf the Sac:: red Cat. l l;nr k, l hio-;, Lotu~ fi;;h, Api~ bull,
Crol'Udill', Toad, ck l (i
,, T hree s mall :v[11111111y S11akc lloxc~; t ll'o Fii.:urcs of the :-iac::rcd Ham
(Ch11um); 1·aried liro11zc Fig111'\::; frnn1 1·a~c ha 1 1dh·~, etc., mu.<tl,11 '!!°
/iu111m1 11 wl Or111t ir dafr

2~7 Sc1·c11 hl'Onic Lamps of rnricd date: 0111• of elcga11t form wiLlt lon,tr
ll'ick nozzle a111l co1·er 7
7
2.'\!l A 11·ell-1'rescr\'l'cl Chri stinn Lam1• of Coptic period: a c rn>~ 111 front
of handle, the c·o1·cr in form of an c.,r:all"I' sh e ll
290 A ~ mall Siwla of bronze: c·i.:.:ht ~m:ill \·a~ c·~ of 1·ari<'<l ~hape and rlatl':
tll'O hro11ze Fini;1l;; from c·hariut pok~ ( !). c·tc" 11
..,,, 291 B Ho:o;zE { )J l 'LE~1r:::o;Ts.
An carl.1 ;t11d m:1" ~ i1·c Celt ll'ilh
encl", of almost, purf' e1>ppt•r: a ,;i111ihl1· in111lcme11L
thi11 l1ro11zc CclL of ordinary E.~~·ptia;1 :~
"
V'° 2!):3 f.ieYen s111allcr ('
._,,, 29:Li. i..--•.1t; · · . 11'fJll7.C Sall', arul :1 l>rnm:c l:a zor [ />la fr Jf.
11 -, .) , ~] (j

29:3 .\ nmnlier o 111·011zc An°1Jll'-h(•ad:; of rnriNl form a11d elate : one or

t11·0 of iron inc::ludccl :!3
V 29 l A long 11an·o11· Chif'cl or Celt: :rnolh1'r, .;111nllcr: three bron ze 1\: 11 i1·cs; 6
part of a bro11zc S<t11· : four 11J1CL'rtai11 pic(;cs; a bronze Kll'OJ'(I a nd
D<tgger: three ArnJ, Spear- head~ 1Jf im11, etc. 15

~/-
• ·V" 29:) ,\ h rnnz<' Stilliard ll'it,h
29G
2D i' A simil;lr lot,
Cuti (; i11~c ripLion, a 11·l'ii..d1t aud chain attached
:'\i11u hrn11 2P :\lirror~: one 11·it,h lia11cllc ;\ltacl1ed

2!l7A 'l'll'v hro11zc :\l il'l'on; ll'iLh ~tn11c handles attached [l'l11fr /J I,:.!,~] ·>
9
!J

298 A 1111mlH'r of Armilh1e, ] {i11µ~, etc., 11111.<f/,11 rf '1ro11;;1' ·10

v" 299 'l\nh·c hrouzc Bow ls, etc., mo.o:f/!f iJ11/)r'1}i'1·f 12 s
300 A 1111m hcr of imperfccL Ycssc l;; of IJ1"onzc of 1•;triecl fonn and elate:
and a Box ll'ith a. large number of F r;1gmc11ts a lot
 Sec01ul Day 20
v 301 A number of Miscellaneous Bronze Objects, including three bronze
Krotala, various Kni ves, Arrow-hea<ls, etc., Bodkins, Styli, Pendant
Objects and Chains (from lamps); various pieces of Coptic date,
Weights, etc. a lot
v 302 An old Arab bronze ·w ater Jug ; a large bronze Bowl with a number
S-o l _ of old iron keys of varied date ; a bronze Socket; and an I ngot :s
of Copper or Bronze a lot
303 Four bowls and two Fragments of Handles of Simpula; twelve bron ze
Sockets with ring-shaped enrls, and eight others with horn-shaped R.
terminals (probably from furniture) ; two bronze H andles for
Vases; Pin-plate fitting from a pin and socket door; etc. 27
304 A bronze Figure of Amon-Ra, 7 i·n. high; smaller Figu res of Sekhet
(or Bast), holding an Aegis; and the hawk-headed Horus (one in
lead) [Plate I, 1-4] 4
305 A large bronze Figure of Khnum, ram-headed an<l wearing royal wig;
a smaller Figure of Nefer-atmon [Plate I, 5, 6] 3
306 A large bronze Figure of Isis nursing Horus, 7t in. ltigh. ; small Figures
of Harpakhrat (2) seated and wearing the royal wig or double-
cro wn [Plate I, 7, 8, 10] 3
~
A fine bronze Figure of the Goddess Nut, wi th outstretched winged
arms (the left arm want ing), 7 in . ltiglt, rare; and a smaller F igure
1
of Isis 1;ursing Horns [Plate I, 9, 12] 2
308 A large bronze Figure of Harpakhrat seated, wearing head-dress of
papyrus sceptres and feathers; two smaller Figures of Harpakbrat
standing and t he mummiform Osiris [Plate I, 11, 13, 14] 3
V 309 A large bronze Figure of the mummiform Osiris standing, nearly 12 in.
ltiglt; a smaller seated Figure of the same god [Plate I, 17, 18] 2
s
310 Two large and two small bronze Figures of the mummiform Osiris
[Plate 16, 19, 20, 21] 4
311 A Simpulum, with sleuder handle, 17 in. long (pe1fect); two bronze
Mirrors, wit h wooden handles attached [Plate Il, 2, 4, 5] 3
312 A large bronze BowI ; a small Saucepan (Roman); two libatory Vases
!.J • with spouts [Plate II, 8, 10, 15] 4:
313 A large bronze Figure of Dio11ysos crowned wi th ivy leaves, 8i in. ltiglt,
Roman ; a nd a similar Figure of t he Syrian Ven us, 8 in. ltigli
[Plate II, 11, 12] 2
314: Bronze Statuette of a Boy standing upon a Satyr's bust (an a11tefix) ;
a Negro's H ead in bronze; and two other pieces [Plate II, 3, 13,
14, 16] 4:

- , ,d ·- ~
 21 , 'rconcl Day

:317 T\\"o loronzc :\fask:i from rnscs: a small t hrrc-IC!!ite<l Yase; ten Ar-
millae of Yariecl type and size: a bronze Foot : a small Situla,
with chain attached [l1lote J JJ, ii to 1 JJ 17
31 8 A small bronze Figure of the Sacred Crocodile ; uthers of the Sacred
Bull (!!) and Il awk : a hro11ze Forearm (from it stat.uctt,e) holding
a figure of ll on1s seated 01 1 a papyrus sceptre ; and <t small
SiatuclLc uf <L Xcgn.> Boy [P lat!' 111, 12. 1:3, 16 to HI . 23) 8

.,,I n .1" . .,,, 3 19 Bronze Figu re of the Sacred Cat ; H a ndle of a Sistrun1 ; three hronzc
Claw F eel, etc., from furniture; obloug Plate, \\"ith inscription
and design [l'late IIJ, 20-22, 2·1-26] 6

• 320 A small hronzc Ya ~e pointed at the ends, fitted with a bayonet-fasten-

ing hi11gcd cover; a small Figu re of n r ccnmhent l larpakhrat
(Homan period); an early hut imperfectFigmc of a King carrying
n. figure of the nrnmmiform Osiris LPla/1' JI ', 1, 2, -!] :~
3:H A large R oman hrnuze Lamp of unusually cleganL des ign, the spout
a nd haucllc dccorat,cd ll'ith acanthus-leaf pat,tcrn ; and ~ pair of
ma.ssi' c drop ll a ndl es from a n1se [!)late f 1·, :3, 6, i ] 3
322 A large .Egis of l ~i;:, with horned disc h cad-clrc~s: and a large circular
."itula, with two bands of floral scrolls [ Plafl! IV, 9, 12) 3
:323 FiYe hro11zc Stat11ettcs, all of recent st~· lc!> a11cl make :)

BEAD NECKLACES, &c.

~ -.....
(PL.\TE X IX).
t1' 32-1- A large hank of head :\'cck laccs of gfar.cd porcelain: the beads of
slender cylindrical form l s
""" 3:?3 Another, of small beads most,ly g ree11 glazed e
...... :3:?6 A11other; t.hc heads of rnricd colour ;.111d material 1
"""' 3 27 A11othcr; the bcacl.· of slender cyli11dl'ical form ,,·ith flower-shaped It
]1Cllda11t l
"""' 328 Twcln~ head Xcc:klaccs, the beads of rnricd form, colour and ~
material 12
Asimilar lot 12 "
A si miiar lot 12 $
A si milar lot 12 ~
A similar lot 12 ~
Three ha11ks of heacl Xecklaces
A bundle of head X ecklaces
A similar lot
Another lot: the l1cads of shell, j,·ory, bone, porcelai11, )Jastc, etc.
 &c01ul IJay 22
337 Four Necklaces; the beads of vari-coloured cornelian
338 A large lot of cornclim1 and chalcedony bead Necklaces
339 A bundle of bead N ccklaces of coloured glass, etc. (modern) l
An Arab Necklace of amber and carnelian beads, with an inscribed
silver plaque attachc<l 1
- • .,,., 341 Thirteen bead-work Masks 13

- 342 A Box, containing 2 strings of antique paste beads, various detached

beads, paste inlays, seals, weights, etc. a /,ot
343 Two Boxes, with a number of detached beads in varied material-
stone, glazed ware, paste, etc. 2 ( 1
344 Two Boxes, containing an immense number of beads, etc., in varied
material, gla7.ed ware pendants, figures of the Amenti, fragments
of ancient glass from Tel-cl-Amarna, etc. ; and a paper Box with a
uumber of fragments of ancient glass, and seven Cards with
pectoral scarabs and figures of the gods of the AmcHti 10

HEBREW SCROLLS, PAPYRUS, & c.

(PLATE XX).
Three early Hebrew Scrolls, written on skin ; another of later date,
on vellum 4 ~

A tin Box, with a number of small Hebrew Scrolls, written on vellum

or parchment l 'S
A Vellum Book (10 pieces), with inscriptions in demotic (1) characters l I\
A Tin Box, with a number of finely written fragments of papyrus l ~

Four Paper Boxes, with a quantity of inscribed papyri l "-.

Five Boxes, with a large quantity of papyrus, one lot cltarred 5 ~

FLINT IMPLEMENTS.
(PLATE XIII).
354 Twenty-seYen Palreolithic Flint Implements-scrapers, borers, axe-
heads, etc. 27
354A A similar lot 25
354B A similar lot 18
354c A similar lot 20
354D A similar lot 19

;__·
 Srcond Day

A Card rno1111ted 11·i th sixty-six ::\eolithic Fli11L Tmplenicnts-Aakcs,

' · v353 sickles, ~· scrapers, borers. etc. 1
Another Car<!. 11ith a htrgc number ( 120) o f smal le r l mJ>lcments-
lrni1·c~, flake~. ~crnpcrs, ano11·-hcads, etc. 1
Another, mou11tcd ll'ilh l'ighLy lrni1·cs, scrapers, flakes, etc.
358 Another, ll'it.h sc1cnty-sc1·<'n smaller l111plcmc11t;;, including a number
of arl''"'. head~ l
359 Another, 11·ith ei;.,hty-11i11c pieces of rnricd form
~ i.t1,... v 360 A smaller Carel. ll'ith thirty-eight ano11-.hcads, k11ivc:;, scrapers, etc. ~

• TEXTILES, CARTONNAGE, &c.

( !'LATE XXl , ;\:\.ff).

•• v-361 A Canl, with l1amls of li11c11 inscribed with hieroglyvhic cha.racLcrs;

another, simi lar 9

A Card mo1111tcd wilh tll'o pieces of paiulcd cartonnagc (papyn1s,

canns. and gcsso) 11·iLh sepulchral <.k:sig11s:-..\nulJi~ alLe11di 11g the
b~)dy ; the ,-\ 111 en ti, etc. l
Two Cards, with a numhcr of pic:ccs of linen ll'rappings, ll'ith inscrip-
lion;; and 1·ariccl d esigns
~ 36.J. A large Card, with Lll'O pieces of cartonnage (linen and gesso), from
the hrcast of a 11111mmy, painted with clahoratc designs- winged
• 'camhaci ; the ...\menti, etc. l
..,,,, 365 Another C'ard, 11·ith three similar pieces l"T)
't" 366 Another, 11·ith t1rn longer pieces for fhe lowe r part of a mt11nmy-with
designs of Anubis attcncli11g the mummy, ihc .\.mcnti, etc. l

" 367 Four Cards, ll'ith a large number of fragmcnt,.s of thick cartonnagc
from mummy cases, etc. .t
Six Cards, wiLl1 pieces of painted linen from mummies; of varied
~~ 6
s
S ix others, similnl' 6
Six Cards, wit,h Yaricd S}Jeeimcns of finely ctnlJroidcrccl linen (Coptic) 6
A similar lot. 6
A similar lot 6
A si111ilar lot 6
A Care.I ll'ith six cm hroidercd Caps of Yaried material, and two with
long st!·ips of li11e11 (girdles ?) 3
 Second JJay 24

375 Six Cards, with large pieces of linea wrappings or g~rments; some
with embroidered insets 6
376 A similar lot ; one of the Cards with a garment (long tunic) of black
and yellow linen 6
377 A similar lot 6
378 Six others, one with a number of pieces of cord, padded rolls, etc. 6
379 Six others of smaller size; two with pieces of silk embroidery, and
~ another with caps 6
F":
~ . ·· ""' ~
~'.V ~ . ...-380'!.) A similar lot
1
6 s
~Four others, similar
~
4
382 A Box with a large quantity of Mummy Linen
383 Another, similar 1

~o /~. ~l.-~J A quantity of ~d,

etc., from an Egyptian tomb, and the painted and
inscribed Amphora or Jar, in which it was found 2

*'·""" 4,J
3871 A quantity of Seeds, Nuts, B{·cad, etc., from Egyptian tombs contained
in 3 boxes - 3
10 ~88 Varied Specimens of resinous gums,- bitumen, etc. ; beeswax; four

---'-t. duck's eggs; driid cakes and fruit ; linen pads; clay models of
cake$; etc., all from Egyptian tombs a lot

lo\. ~., \.er ~ ~ "-... ~'°

'~ ......... .
 T 1-l r H J) D A Y ' S :::; ,-\_ J_.1 E .

SANDALS, SHOES, RUSH WORK, &c.

xxm ).

•
( PLATE '
LOT
389 Three pairs of Children's S hoes of leat her: <t p:tir of leather S lippers,
\\'ith pa1•.1Tt1~ insoles; a pair of leather Shoes, from a mummy
(one ll'itli hones of t he foot) ; a si ngle !':>lippcr; a pair of-hide
Sa11<la l~ for a child : t"·o others, and two pairs of !ca t.her Boot:;
of la ter dale a lot
390 A large q11a11tit.y of rush-\\·ork Baskets, Hags, Brooms, a raw bide
Haskel, Cl<: . a lot
39 1 A nnmher of reed .t) nows, some i11 .fairl!J good state; part of a lfosh
Blind a lot
@ 't "-3 92 SeYCll >t asks in plaster from late mummy cases [Plate x.rJJI] 7 s

FRAGMENTS of WALL PAINTINGS on STUCCO.

(PLATE VIII).
& ~ 395 Upper pan of :'llale Figure holding a libatory vase: Woman holding a
Jong fiowcring brauch of papyrus; Upper part of F emale Figure
wearing hca 1·y wig; all mounted 011 plaster and e11clo.~ed in glazed
)iwnes [Plate rIJI, 1, 2, 3] 3
396 T hroe olhers-K ing seated to right, in front, Cartonchc of A mcnho-
tep I : Three fragments with F igu res of CaptiYcs, etc. ; Two Female

i •' :
~
• 4) )( 397
F igures, scai,ed and smellin g long branches of papyr us; all
:;i111ilarly ;nonnted [P late Viii, 4, :}, 6]
T wo oLhcrs- :'llen reaping, another seated beneath a tree, another
brandishing a scourge ; Male F igure (Pa-ma) scawd before a basket
of offori11gi<, etc.; both similarly mounted [P late YJJl, 7, :::>] "
3

4o Another, a large fragment, man seated on chair , a table of offerings

--~· ~ :398 before him ; the details'Vory carp.fully ?·ende-red; ::im·ilarly momzted
r
/)late 1·111, 9] 1
 Third Dav 26
r.
I

)( 399 Three othcl's- Two co11taini11g varied fragments with Figures of

Dancers, Queen Suckling a Prince, etc. the third wit h river
and names in three O\'als; similarly mounted [Plate VIII, l 0,
11, 13] .1
)(' 400 Two othcrs- Mc11 Netting Quails; Man to left, jets of water around
''·•.• and stripes for i11scripti o11 above; similarly mounted [Plate VIII,
~
l 2, 14-] 2
)( 401 Anothel' : Parts of two figures to left, .the more perfect holding a
• 'l." . staff of office and a fan of leaves or feathers. Two others, with
~. male figures seated and holding lotus branches; all similarly
mounted [Plate VIII, 15] 3
~~.~ ""' 402 Three others: two with male figure seated before table of offel'ings ;
the other with female figures seated to right; all similarly mounted 3
·f) "'T

le 403 Two similar frames containing fragments painted with female figures,

::~
tables of offorings, etc. ; similarly mounted 2
• W·O C' ~ 404 Two pieces of painted stone or stucco and Yarious fragments of same. ~
r-·
tr: A iiaiutcd stone Stcla. And a la11ge piece of a }Jaintcd stone with
figure designs and inscl'iption. [Plate~¥, 22, 23.] 4

I
'
r oo A number of Fragments of a pai nted \Vall and Ceili11g: a chequered
design of small white and yell ow squares with quatrcfoi ls in red
and black a lot
1:
I
406 A similar lot
j

I
MUMMIES: MUMMIED ANIMALS , BIRDS,
FISH , &c.
( P LATE XII AND XX).
407 A Mu!\mY in its original case of wood, finely decorated with funereal
designs i11 colours, hieroglyphic i nscriptions, etc. well preserved and
of oreat i 11 terest 1 •
408 Another similar ; with the remains of the mummy [Plate XX, 15] 1
409 Another, si.milar 1
410 Another, similar l
411 Another; the case plain : a long inscriptiou in hieroglyphic characters
over the lower part 1
i. "tl~I~ 11 A Frame of a wooden Mum my Case, the sides elaborately painted in
colour with funereal scenes [Plate X .X, l]; Side from a larger
wooden Sarcophagus with hieroglyphic inscriptions, etc. 3
41 lB Four finely painted wooden Slabs from Sarcophagi or Mummy Cases,
with designs in tempera. [Plate XX, 11 to 14] 4

I -
'l

'27 l'Mrd Dav

.J 1 lG A numher of PieC\'S aud Fragments from carto111inge mummy cases;

a fell" of the masks i11 good co11<litio11 a lot
a V"".J 1 lD A. large numhc·r nf .\ la~k~. Hands a11<l other parts oi \l"OOdeu :Mummy
cases ; mostly pai 11ted in colour a lot
I .,,A. 12 A numlier nf Skull ~, l la11ds, Feet, etc. from m11111mics; mummied dogs,
cal!i <1 nd ot lwr n n i nmls a lflt
A similar lot of mummicd fi~h, liirds, small croeocliles, etc. a lot
r\ si111ilar lot of mummicd snakes, birds, mice, larger crocodiles, etc.
a lot R.
-J. HA A 1111111hcr of \\. oodcn Figures of the sacred ha.wk of Horns, each con-
• ta ining the mmnmy of a hawk

GLASS.
( PLATE XI).
8 \O • ±16 A large Ci11t'rary l'r11 of plain gh;s, 1rith upright. handles and co1·cr;
l.'r1111r111, 12 in. /1igh [/'lafr. \-! , I J I
lo<[... <o.- lC -11 i A ~mailer Cincrar~· llrn a11d Conr [Pl" tv . \-/. 2)
-J.18 T\\"O s111a ll llrinkiug Cups of plain;..:! .. ~~ ll"ith flu t ed .-ides [/J/11fr .\-.!,
:!7]: two othrr::: of hl11e gla~~- ll"ith e11.!!t"a\('d line;; or SJ'iral of
~1. :-0 . 14- whit1' paste urou11d t he nm ; a.11othcr of plain glass ; all yootl
~ S]Jl'CI lilt/IS 5
It. .,./ .o .,q,- .n9 Tc11 small l>ri11king Cups of plai11 glas", the forms rnricd; ~ome 1n-
,,...,..,...,. disce11t 10

~ ~ ~~~
ElcYrn others, similar ll
@
e b" .
T wo smal l Vases a11d n. shallow Cup of blue glass; ,j_x shallow Drinking
Yessels uf plai11 glass; and t11·0 largo•! Honles 11 ith haudlcs
T well'e J3,i,L;a1n~u·ic:< of 1·a.ricc.l fonn; s111111' prrttily iridi::Pd
11
12
" 4 :!:2
A ~ imilar lot
Nine <ithe rs; n pair of small Bottles i11 hlue glass : a square hodiecl
Bal.-;n111;lr_y 11·iLh lo11g 11 eck (t/1e last .~lwrn un Pirtle ~\ 7, l) 12 L..
-125 A large hex-agonal Uottlc of moulded glass [Pirtle _,\ -1, :> J; a long
necked Bottle. ll"ith pi11chcd ornament 011 thcshouldci· [ Plate;\-/,
~] : Lwo square Boltles of hra 1·y glass, and t,wo uLhers 6
El C\"l'li ]q11g 11eeked Balsamarics or Stil1i11m llolder;:, of hca1·y dark
green gla~s [l'!ote;\7, 16) 11
.....4-:?i A similar lot, 11 s
.r.
V°1.,._,
·N Thrr1• other,; of :::imilar form : eight small Balsama ri c~ of l1luc glass ;
fonr :<mall .Jar~. etc. 15
 Thircl JJ11y 28

~· 429
L·< · '°' l(

.,.-
Eight small Lach rymatol'ics, etc.; four small llalsamaries with handles;
a small Yasc with rn11dykc t hread attached bet11·ccn rim and s hould er S

...
, ;:i1 .
[Plate J"\7. ~I); t hil't,een small Piece$ of varied shape 26

@ ..... 430 A remarkable and very rare glass Vessel, of long slender fo r m wide n-
ing out ;tt t,he ce11trc; the mouth with deep lip. the base pointed,
It.

21 in. long [P late .XI, 3] 1

('01- lt 431 A Drinking Cup of blue glass, with spiral thread arou ud rim : an other.
similar, but of sea-green glass, and with a blue thread around the L-
rim (botlt old Venetian) ; and a moulded Scent Bottle, with female
bust suppo1ti 11g vase, x ·VIIlth Cent. (1) [Plate XI, 18, 19) 3

1.L
1
43 2 A box, containing a number of glass Beads, fragments and impcrfcct t )
'«'#'{- l~ .......1.. .
specimens of glass Vessels, etc. a lot ~
433 A long trefoil-headed panel of stained and painted Glass, with figur es
of Christ c11t,hroned, t he Virgin and St. Jolrn, 31 in. long 1
434 A pair of ~im ilar P anels, with figures of S~. J ohn and Clara, and St.
Paul and . t. Thomas Aquinas, 26 in. !tiglt 2
435 Another long Panel a nd a pair of iron Frames for a window ; all with
lozenge-shaped quarrels painted with lea Yes on a tliapcred ground 3

TERRA-COTTA MOULDS, AMULETS, IVORY

OBJECTS, &c.
(PLAn: XVIII).
436 Terra-cott.a. >1oulds for making small figures, plaques and amu lets of
j Isis, Athor, Nefer-At,mu, H orus, Bes, T houeris, etc. (.wme$h01rn on
P late Xl'JIJ ) 13

l 437 Moulds in tcrra-cotLa, fol' making small amulets and pendant ornaments,
with heads of Athol', Bes, t he sacr ed Eye, H awk, etc.; and vari ous
Stamps in tcrra-cotta aud stone 32 ~
A number of imprcssio11s in terra-cotta ser ving as Mou lds for making
t he bezils of glazed ll"are rings; clay Sealings of amphorae, in-
scribed Jlandl e.s from amphorae, etc. 35
1( 439 A number of Hair Rings, sceptre Amulets, D raughtsmen, Studs, etc.
6<11- in jasper, sarcl, shell, paste, glazed wa re, etc. a lot

't<l- ~o A large 11umber of Amulets, Inlays, etc. in vitreous paste of varied

colour; fragments of similar ohjects in glazed ware a lot
. A4J Six mother-o'-pearl . hells, two with name of Amenhotcp III; Cowri e
1'1.I- v ·
Shells, a nd ,·ariccl shell Ornaments from mummy tombs, etc. a /(Jt
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l 1·0 1n-, &c. Two c-rc~cc11tlik(' Orna111<·11l~ ( \fa11 d~) of i1·(•J'.1. 11·ith Jicllet
awl circle or11a111e11t,~: fra)!me11ts of t1ro other~ : tin• ~tilii 11rn
BoxP~ of lione: t1H1 11cad-sr>1·ti11;.: Sticks: frni'111 c11 t-, <>t 1111111• a11d
i1·01T Boxes. l'tt . 11

@ ""'",.." +n Bn11c J>i11~. Bod kin ~ . An·o11·-hcad.;, etc. of n1riccl dale : 1;1ri1111< Fraµ·-
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' @ ~,_ ...- HI \\'horl s of hone. etc.: 1·aricrn.~ Fragnie11ts nf l1one (nnr "·ith <·11.!.'.ra1·cd
designs): a Blacle-l1011c 11·it,li .\ral iic writinµ-, etc. :!(;

1-1·1 I Fo11 r il'(H'_I' l>oJJ,,: t11·0 J>im; of h1.>11<', a11d two tcrra-cort<1 JlnJJ,., rJ>/11f1'
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another, smaller. ll'ilh iYor.1· i 1tla .1·~

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+.J.9 A large parcel of ahouL :300 lm1•crial (!reek hi ilo!1 :llld l11·.. 11zp l'11i11.;.
mostly strnck aL ..\lcxa!1dria rt 1111r,.,,/
.J..50 A parrel of ahnnt ,·,oo late 1:0111a11 Coi11s. mostly of c-cr·o11d ~iz1'. Jiri11-
cipally of ':\laximianus and hi:-; ::;11cce..::~or~ 11 1111n·1·I
nt ,\n oLhcr loL, ~imilar I( j}ff /'N/

15:? ..\ similar lot 11 Jllf rr·el

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154 A nnth cr a 1111 r1·1,/

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·tJ6 r\ uother I/ j)ll/'f'f1 /

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·160 A larger 1ian.:cl of ahuut i.::oo H0ma11 i1ro11z(' Coi11s. lll''"tl.1· u l· '111all
I 1rass size rt j)rt l'C<'/

·lfil A11othcr parcel of aliout l,UOO ,.i111ilar Coin.; (/ 1111ff1•I

·t6 :2 A parcel of sm.tll Hu111a11 1Jro11zc Coi11s (GO) of f.~allic 11u- a11d i;n,·1·
l~mJicro rs; Byza11ti11c a11d 01-ie11Lal .+: (JllU): Sc1·e11t el' n !:u'.~•· 11;1,c
metal Coi11s of the ':\1alidi, slrnck i11 Lhe So udan 171
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FIGURES OF GODS, &c., in Glazed Ware.

(PLATE XVIII.)
463 Small glazed ware figures of Thoueris, Thoth, Anubis, Bast, Ptah-
Socharis, Bes, Tsis and Horus, Shu, etc. 42
464 Others similar, inclnding a triad of Isis, Ne11tbys and Horus 41
465 A similar lot 41
, .: 1. 466 A similar lot, including a figure of Isis and H orus in silver, and some
small pendant figures for necklaces 44
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467 A similar lot of small figures 33
468 Another lot, similar 35 •
469 Another lot, similar 73
470 Another lot, similar 7+
471 A Cigar Box, containing 49 similar figures of Gods 49
473 Another 36
4 72A Two unusually large green-glazed porcelain Figures of Sckhct (or
Bast) seated, 7 and 6~ in. h.igh, one restored 2
47 2B Two others, 7 t and 7 t in. high : t he thrones with figures of Bes, or
hands of uraci, etc. in relief; and the central part of a large
model Sistrum, wi th head of At hor ; 6 in. ltiglt 3
472c Glazed ware Figures of Bes, 8ekhet, Cynoccphalic Ape, Lion, Hi ppo-
potamus, etc. 9
C-o v 4i 2D A Box, containing a large Figure of Bes, in glazed ware; a number '-
of Fragments of various material ; etc. ; some of t!te .fragments
1•ery fine l
473 A Card, with 47 small figures of Sacred Animals, etc. 47

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v 474 A similar lot
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476 F inger Rings of pottery, with various coloured glazings; some with J
Royal names; detached Bezils from similar Rings, etc.
477 A number of metal Fi nger Rings of varied date, some engraved
28 /

with Royal names 30

V' 478 Bezils from glazed-ware Hiugs; Arab glass '\'\'eights: Arab Earrings;
metal and other Rings; fou r engraved Gems, etc. a /,ot
S' .,......,,479 A Card, moun ted with 56 amulets, pendant ornaments :- Menhat,
i:;- Heart, P apyrus-sceptre, Tat (or Hilometer), Crowns, A egides,
~ H ands, Feet, etc., a few Coptic ( Olwistian) annulets includ.ed 56
101- b } .,....-479A (Two Cards, mou nted with 117 Symbolic Eyes in glazed ware 2
b ~- ~ 479B] Two others, with 157 .similar a.;;u2:ts___ 2
.;-rue' A small but well preserved bronze Lamp of late H.oman date ; a
@:> _ 10 f- ,/ bronze Brick-Stam p ; and three other Pieces (all from 1'fers-ina) 5

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SCARABAEI.
~ ·"0 A Carri, mounted ll'i th 6(i :<carabaci, i11 :.rlazcd i'te;ititc, porc:elai11. etc.:
111a11y finely c11;.:r:l\ed ;u1d some ll'ith Hoyal 11a111c;; (.\111e11hot.,ep,
:\lc11-l.\hc}ler-ra, etc:.) (j(i

4.-:1 A ~im iJ;1r Jot,; i11cludi11g c11 1c or Lll'O of largc ~ize ;t11d some \·ery
111i1111tc piecc:s G7
4-1':! Fifty-four Sc:arnb,; mounter! 011 a ca rd ; some l<oyal pieces of th e
Xllth Uy11asty, ot h er~ of the ll ykso~, X\' l IJ th and oLhcr J ly11a;;ties
• included =>~
4,-::3 Sixty-S<'\·e11 Scarabs, si111ilad.v mounted 011 a card and i11el11cling 1;omc
of the X ll th Jly11a~ty, th e JJykso:> Kings. ::\\'II Ith, XlXth and
l:lll'r JIL'riods, a. l1lue glawd cylinder ll'ith figure of st,ag, etc. 67
4' l Fift.\-\,1rn otlu' rs : i11cludi11g piccc1; of the Xllth to X \ ' llJt,h Dy11a~Lics,
four e.1 li11<lers, etc. ?iJ
4-1'.) • 'ixt.v-thrcr others of rnricd period~: :-;01ue with Hoyal names ();~

.j ;--ij Fift.1 -011 c other;:; ~ome 11·i1 h Ho.ral 11n111e<; of the XI Ith Dynasty.
other:; of t,lic llyksn~ period, etc. ~1 I

I'; Fifty-four nLhers: ;;omc of Yt:ry s111all ~ i r.c .i l

4.•' ·" Sixt.1·-Lwo others of n1ried elate ; some 11·ith H.0yal mrn1es and tll'O i11
gold or sil ver mou nts 62
-l.''.\ A parcel of large pectoral Sca rahs i11 1·1lried matrrial : plain liases -I 1
~ ·'"J: A 1111mhcr (:!l) of glazed ll'arc pectoral :Scarabs. liencl ::\cckhtces, etc.
a lot
4 ' '. I 8ix hr.t:e pectoral Scarah~, of hard .~Lo11c, 11·itb lo11g i11scriptio11s ;
anoi,hcr ll'i th Hoyal name: a11d <~ 11 um ber of small S carabs showing
the legs beneath the hocly 23
A parcel of 56 !:icarabs in stone- Amethyst, Lapis, . 'ard, Quartz,
Jasper, Hcmati te, A111nzo11 Stone, :-iLcatitc, SchisL, Paste, etc. ;
11early all with plain bases 5G

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A si111ilar lot
A hrit;c pai·ecl of Scarabs, some clouhtful and many reg-lazed
A }larccl of larger Searah:;, some of cJ011l1tful authe11LiciLy
A parcel of thirty !-ieals of Yarious form, in porcelain, stone, metal,
48
120
41

etc.; three dice and a fc11· amulets inclnded ;rn

A massi1·c bronze Bracelet, with c11grnYecl line pat,tern : others ll'ith
the end:> roughly shaped as a11imals' beads : and anot,her, i11 thin
hro11zc [ljlate XIS J .J.
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OLD ARAB and OTHER SILVER ORNAMENTS.

(P L.\TE XIX).
497 Two sih·cr .·\.rmillm of early date (Coptic1) ; two others, the centres
set wit h paste beads ; two others of dotted filigree ()
498 A hollow Bracelet of massiYe <lesig11 : three others with bells attached;
another of Chin ese mak e 5
499

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501
Two pairs of silver Bracelets, set with pla in or oruamental bosses,
in s11uare compartments
Four others, with square panels of floral and oth er designs
Four others, sitnilar
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503 Four others, ;di with oruame utal bosses in sq ua~·c compa rtments 4
50.t ~ix others, of vari ed design 6
505 Seventeen silver Finger Rings, mostly of filigree work; some set with
Egyptian scarabs, etc. 17
506 Nine .Earrings, of base metal, with hollow pendant ornam ents n,t.
tached ; a number of small Pendants, a nd an iron Armilla in-
cluded 33
507 A Neck 01'llament of hollow beads and pendants, with a cylindrical case
and pendants attached l
508 Two Cylindrical Cases from neck ornaments; one with pendants at;.
tached 2

ARAB a nd PERSIAN ARMOUR ; RELICS OF THE

MAHDI , KHALIFA, &c.
Proni the S01ulan and Koi·clofan.
(PLATE XXII).

© "lo. "' 509

.,....:510
A sui t of old 01:icntal Mail, each link riYetted
Another, similar, t he links riYetted, a leather collar attached
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~ .511 A hea1·y Shirt of Mail, composed of split rings + C'~I

"'"''- 0 12 A DerYish " Djihba " of t hick quilted material ; (worn under the suit

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of mail) 1 ~
v 513 Three short er " Djibbas" of coarse canYas, with a ppliques of blue and
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1 red cloth ; icorn by the ./Jlaltdi's Emirs 3 'S·
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of ,i111il:1r fo r lll 111 ll11· pi1·<·1·s C1 f J;1sL lnL, hut 11·i tli ap1' li•1111:s of
11r,111 c·l111h (to ,Jimr d1•,r·1 •11( fn ,111 .\1:1lio111et)
'/'lti., 1111./ I /11· ,1;,11,,wi11!f /,,/, w1 /'•' l11111r1ftl ii irn·t ftr .Ji'11111 I fir• 1~·111111! i1111 ...:
wf,,, /,,1d1tl t/0111 11! t/11· Jiu,,/ lu1ll/1.' 1:/ l/11 S"11r11111 r111111111i!f11.

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the stall n~di. a 11•n•111 additi1111
T he l'l'l:l' \IO.\I \I. ST 1'\l•.IHI> "f .\l.111\1111· 11. one of tlw mo'l <·l'lc
l11<1t1•rl E111irs oi tl11· l\h.1 hi;1, l;ilkd at the tin:tl l1attJc a11rl la4
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f, "ta 11d of t h<' J >1'n·i,lu•s i 11 t IH• S1111da 11: I he :;t:111danl 1·111 J.roirl1• n•d

I 1rith dt"•ig11:-, a11d i11,1·1i11tio11s i11 l'1>lo11r('d ~ilks: the staff head
111 i.,,,i11al: thl' "t;11l' it,,•)!. a n·c<·11t add it io11
.\ J' 1:1Y 1": B11.11:11 •>f )'lain 11rnid 11ith 111·1iame111.al handle :lt top: tm
c:H'h sid<' i:; writt1•11 1·rn~ 1•rs. 1·t<'., from t he l ~ora11. T hi:; 1.11:11d
11·a,.; t h1· )' l'!! )•l' l 'lY, sll('C('~sin·I~·. nf Lhc .\LlllDI a 11d Lh(' l\ ti.\l.11".I,
and w:ls 1•a1tic11larl.' 11•111•r;1t1•d 11.\· I Iii· I l en·i;;lw~, ll'ho re.~;u · d cd iL
a,; ha1 ill;.! 111°1"11 ha1ul1·d dn1111 f11•:11 th1• U rc:ll .\Jahm11cl. It was
fou11d 1111 th1· tit-lei "I th 1• ti11al li;11tl1• ui the Su11cla11 i111 111cdiately
i11 front of the l1od.1 oi 1!11• l\ haltf:t l/' lalt> _L\"fl, :?] S
v 511' The ]{1·:c:.11.1.1 of a S1n1danl''<' Snlta11a, !'011sist i11g of a rope uf lar;,!e
!.earl' uf a mltl· r and -ih1·r sc1•a1;1t ..d liy smaller beads of ~to11e a11d
J><l"le : \<ll'io11~ )'\' l1t la11L'. L'l<'. alt<I< hl'cl [ f'/11 (1' _\".\"] / , .-.: ) R_

.)J9 A11 old l'er,.ia11 H elmet. Sll'onl-ann ( j uard a11rl ~hielcl: all orna111c11tcd
with t1Jlrn1red <h•st:.;n- i11 laequcr: J' I "t/1 ('e11t11ry :3
;):?0 . \ :<imilar I lclmet, . \ rnr :.;uard and Shield : all cha,;ecl and da111ascc11cd
ll'id1 gold a nd sil,<·1·
5:2 1 Three similar pieces uf .\ rnw11r, ll'ith 1aried design8
!):?2 A si mila r lot,
;):1:3 .\ sim ilar lot,
• .i:?-l .-\ similar lot
!):?:-> .'1. 11 early l1asi11-shap1'< l I l1•ln11'l ll'ilh !.!'ilt decoration. titLCd 11 ith a mail
neck-g uard: and a Cuirass of C'll!.trnn•cl sLeel
*.,_ * SolllC of the pn•c<·cli11g lot,, sholl'11 011 Pla te X::\ 11.
~>:?G T1\·o .\ ralo Sword", 11 ith n·d l1•alhcr sc;1 l1harcls, th e hilts, pommel:> and
c:hapcs o f ,..j)I er 2
~ol ,,. ""> l- :j:!/ ' l\~-o other;;, 11 ith l'cr~ia11 111· I Jama~cm; IJlades
 Third Day 34

528 Two short Arab Swords, wit h red leather scabbards; one has the blade
stamped ANDRE FERARA 2 '
529 Another, the scabbard made of a small crocodile's skin; two long
Arab Swords, with Damascus blades and red leather scabbards 3 S
Two others, the blades apparently of Damascus make 2
.,,,. 530
531 Two others ; one of the blades with crescent mark ; the other etched
with name of "Frauces Tomates," and an additioual inscription
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in Arabic 2
532 A large ceremonial Battle-axe [Plate X.Xll, 4] and two Spear-heads ;
all with etched or engraved designs 3
533 A pair of Oriental Pistols; the barrels inlaid with gold, the stock
mou nti ngs of silver 2
534 Another pair of Pistols, the stocks with mountings of gilt metal 2
v 535 A broad-bladed Scimitar, t.hc wooden sheath heavily mounted ; three
sets of Knives [each set (of three) fitted into a single case covered ~
with crocodile or animals' skin] 4
536 Two Daggers, one with curved blade ; t.wo short Darts, fitted with
barbed heads and heavy cone-shaped ends 4 S
537 Three round Shields of raw hide, with umbilical ceutrc; Two others,
with ornamental brass plate atfixed to the surface (two shown
Plate XXII, 7, 23) 5
538 Two large Shields of elongated form and with pointed ends; another,
of oblong form 'vith incurved sides; another, of oval fo rm with S
lines of stamped ornament [Plate XXII, 10, 16] 4
,.. 539 Four small Shields, with spear heads attached to the supports; the
plates made of crocodile scales or tor toise shells 4 ~
540 Two bundles of (5) Spears, and two cylindrical cases of leather to pro-
tect the heads 4 S
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A bundle of four small Spears with hippopotamus bide shafts and
leather case ; another, similar, the four barbed shafts covered with
crocodile skin 4
542 A Long-bow and a hide quiver containing eight arrows 2 s
'4- ..,,,. 543 Twenty-one iron Spear Heads of varied form and date 21 "
Five hippopotamus hide ·whips: two with brass mountings 5
l(o v 544
545 Six small Arab Drums of cylindrical form; three others of hemispherical
form [Plate XXII, 19, 20] 9
546 A pair of Arab Water Bottles of leather [Plate XXII, 13]. A pair
1 of thick-soled hide Sandals ; a large Bowl and a Head-rest of wood,
both with incised patterns 6

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5;, I A J""tlant ()rnan>O» t, lonno<I »I a fi ,,u\y ' "'"""I osl,.;ch'' '"' with
lcalher con\s fixed to t,hc uwcr e111l [ !'Lale XXl I , 121
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