Although broken and repaired this is a very fine shabti. For a known person called "Chony".Really good colurs  and an imposing piece.Very old repair and above it a newer one.147 mmRef:…

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 A very interesting named New Kingdom shabti: famous person or not? Is this the Amun -Mes?? (See below) A bright blue faience shabti with very well and clearly painted hieroglyphs holding…

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A very well formed 19th/ 20th dynasty in a lively bright blue faience. Well written glyphs  for it's owner, Padi w Amun which means he who has been given life by Amun. Has also, a very…

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A good Late Period ushabti in a nice colour and with splendid glyphs. Reads for Wer-a-au born of Mery Ptah. Basket over left shoulder. Old repair towards the bottom; but ptretty…

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This rather attractive and interesting faience New Kingdom ushabti was in my hands a few years ago: it's back again looking for a new temporary custodian. For a known person of the 19th…

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This is a relative rarity; a  Late Period shabti with the owners name painted in black. It reads "The Osiris, Nefer Ka"Lovely colour, intact.84mmLate Period , circa 500 BC

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  This is a really fine and large Ramessid shabti ina pale off white stone and with details in paint. It stands 135mm, 5.5 inches. Ex Norfolk Priory collection.

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  This is a nice colour; a deep torquoise blue. A named shabti of the Third Intermediate Period. Hieroglyphs clear; Henet-Meret songstress of Amun. Feet gone but nicely mounted on small…

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This colourful fainece ushabti is named for a felllow called Nes Tahi who lived in the Third Intermediate Period. These has been a break near the feet as you can see and there is a…

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 A very rare transitional 25th dynasty shabti for a man called Psamtek.Look at the implements being held.  It carries two hoes and wears a beard. This is an unusual and very rare…

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This is a late New Kingdom shabti of the 19th/20th dynasty.The inscription reads "Osiris, the scribe.." but thereafter it's not easy to determine the identity of the owner. Something…

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