Beschreibung:

Mainly Late Period, after 600 B.C. Including a stuccoed wooden fragment, polychrome painted with a winged scarab over a winged kneeling goddess wearing a sun disc on her head, two columns of hieroglyphs naming Isis, 11½ x 73/8in. (29 x 19cm.); part of the edge of a wood coffin polychrome painted with a mirror image of jackels, pierced in places, 131/8 x 51/8in. (33.5 x 13cm.); another fragment polychrome painted with a uraeus and feathers above some hieroglyphic text, then a falcon with a sun disc over the shoulder above two partial columns of hieroglyphs, 'revered before..', 61/8 x 4½in. (26.3 x 11.5cm.), two holes and an area of damage; a fragment of polychrome painted wood, of Isis or Nephthys in mourning, 4in. (10.3cm.) high; a group of cartonnage fragments including a section with Isis standing at the end of a lion-headed bier with two mummiform gods standing behind her, 5in. (13cm.); another fragment showing the end of a large wing with a was sceptre, 5¼in. (13.2cm.); two fragments showing a winged figure of Isis or Nephthys, 7in. (17.5cm.) and 57/8in. (14.7cm.); a large wooden beard, 8in. (20cm.), some damage; a flat-backed plaque of the falcon-headed Qebehsenuef, with painted details, 37/8in. (9.4cm.), pierced at the top and bottom for attachment, a label on the back with the number '121'; a small wooden head, 1¾in. (4.5cm.), and other fragments including an ear with painted details in black on a dark pink ground, 3½in. (8.7cm.), and a wooden falcon with traces of gilding and painted decoration, Late Period, after 500 B.C., 5¼in. (13.4cm.) long (a lot)