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An Egyptian Plaque for Psamtek II
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White glazed composition, possibly from a foundation deposit, with vertical text on both sides inscribed, 'son of Re (Psamtek) living forever, king of Upper and Lower Egypt (Nefer-Ib-Re) living forever'.

Provenance:
Ex. A.G. Collection, mid 80s.
Condition:
Assembled from three pieces but complete, with some surface wear.
References:
Ancient Egyptian Art at Yale, p. 192, no. 131, for a related example in cartouche shape for King Apries.
Bonhams, Antiquities, October 15 2008, no. 34, illus.
Category:
Egyptian
Period:
Late Period
Date:
c. 26th Dynasty, 595-589 B.C.
Material:
Faience
Height:
2" (5.1cm)
Display Stand:
No
 
 

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