An Egyptian Steatite Scarab, Second Intermediate Period, ca. 1759 - 1539 BCE

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An Egyptian Steatite Scarab, Second Intermediate Period, ca. 1759 - 1539 BCEPierced longitudinally for suspension, the scarab is finely carved from steatite, the back has a single suture and pronotum lines with markings on the elytra. The legs are naturalistically carved and deeply incised. Inscription at the base depicting a winged beetle and a sun disk above with uraei. Dimensions: Length: 1 2 inch (1. 27 cm) Condition: Intact and in good condition overall. Provenance: Private NY collection, thereafter on loan to the

these UR (as in "you are") mud flaps have been engineered to perform consistently in a variety of environments

Fabric (Tulip Shalwar): Cambric

acquired from Charles Ede Ltd

and a button closure at the bottom

With the right top

Special Color: Pressed Double Black

These bottoms feature a flattering crisscross waistband and ribbed fabric

adjustable spaghetti straps

The circular form is beautifully polished on both sides and has a central aperture that tapers very slightly

Captivating shades of print on shirt and dupatta

and a loose fit

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