Nine Faience and Stone Objects, 12th Dynasty/Late Period, 1938-30 B.C.

comprising a 12th Dynasty steatite seal surmounted by a seated baboon, a pale blue-green faience torso of a lion-headed goddess holding a papyrus scepter, the back pillar inscribed, two holes on top of the head for insertion of the headdress, a blue faience figure of Thoeris, a striding figure of ram-headed Khnum, a blue faience figure of an ape-headed deity, a blue-green faience head of Neith, a red jasper bust of a lion-headed deity with crocodile tail, a steatite standing figure of Isis enfolding Horus in her wings and wearing a striated tripartite wig and diadem, the crown missing, and a pair of confronted stone apes worshipping a gilded image of the sun.

Collection of Natacha Rambova (1897-1966)
Professor Donald P. Hansen (1932-2007), New York

For another example of a red jasper lion-headed deity with crocodile, probably an unusual incarnation of Thoeris, see Geschenk des Nils, no. 304.