A Group of Egyptian Antiquities, Old Kingdom/Late Period, circa 3000 B.C.-30 B.C.

comprising a stone flask of pointed ovoid stone in striated black and greenish yellow stone, a bronze figure of Harpocrates seated with his forefinger pointed to his mouth and wearing a cap with uraeus and sidelock, a blue faience scarab decorated underneath with a couchant sphinx wearing a double crown, a winged sphinx in the field, two steatite scarabs, one with the prenomen of Tuthmosis III, the other with a striding king or deity, the first two mounted in stickpins, a group of tubular blue faience beads and blue green and red disk spacers strung together as a necklace, and a group of tubular coral beads and faience disk spacers in numerous colors strung together as a necklace.

Sotheby Parke Bernet, New York, May 19th, 1979, nos. 7, 40, illus., 70, and 57