An Egyptian Pale Olive-green Faience Ushabti of of the Godfather and Semeref-priest Psamtik-Nefer, 30th Dynasty, 380-342 B.C.

the god’s father and sem-priest, born of Irt-irw, holding the hoe, pick, and seed-sack,  and wearing a braided beard and striated tripartite wig, his face with large wide-set eyes and long contoured eyebrows and cosmetic lines in relief, the nine lines of inscription in sunk relief including his name and titles.

Danish private collection, prior to 1980, acquired at auction in Copenhagen

Very good and as shown. There are minor small old nicks on the tip of the nose, beard, and end of the hoe, and very minor ones on the feet and base.
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Cf. H.A. Schoegl and A.Brodbeck, Ägyptische Totenfiguren aus öffentlichen und privaten Sammlungen der Schweiz, Freiburg and Göttingen, 1990, p. 294, no. 201. Other ushabtis of Psamtik-Nefer are in Tallinn and the Musée Calvet in Avignon, the latter acquired in 1823.