Egyptian Green Glaze Steatite Scarab
Egyptian Green Glaze Steatite Scarab
Egyptian Green Glaze Steatite Scarab
Egyptian Green Glaze Steatite Scarab
Egyptian Green Glaze Steatite Scarab
Egyptian Green Glaze Steatite Scarab
Egyptian Green Glaze Steatite Scarab
Egyptian Green Glaze Steatite Scarab
Egyptian Green Glaze Steatite Scarab
Egyptian Green Glaze Steatite Scarab
Egyptian Green Glaze Steatite Scarab
Egyptian Green Glaze Steatite Scarab Egyptian Green Glaze Steatite Scarab Egyptian Green Glaze Steatite Scarab Egyptian Green Glaze Steatite Scarab Egyptian Green Glaze Steatite Scarab

Egyptian Green Glaze Steatite Scarab

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New Kingdom Circa 1500 BCE

Naturalistic carved green glazed steatite beetle; base inscribed: “The gold of Re, the protection of Bastet”. A talisman for protection.

Pierced for suspension.  Size 1/2 inches long (13 mm)

Provenance: Philip Mitry was licensed to sell Egyptian antiquities in his bookstore in Cairo, Egypt, in the 1930s, 40s, and 50s. His shop was directly across the street from the Shepheard’s Hotel, where many famous visitors stayed (the Hotel burned during the 1952 riots). Mitry, a recognized expert, was frequently visited by Egyptologists, historians, museum curators, and other authorities, and his Egyptian relics are in collections worldwide. In the 1950s, he legally brought his Egyptian antiquities to California. Most of the larger pieces were sold many years ago, but fortunately, much of his scarab collection remained. Acquired from his granddaughter.

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