A large group of Udjat eye amulets (44)

A large group (44) of mostly stylized Udjat eye amulets of many different types and in various materials dating from the First Intermediate Period to the Ptolemaic Period. There is a large triple eye amulet in light blue faience with incised details and three black pupils, several oval to round disks with crossed lines incised, some with a serrated edge (stylized Udjat eyes), several openwork eyes and multiple eyes; a round clay disk with a clear Udjat molded on one side and the head of Bes on the reverse (M898a); a fine green faience Udjat with added brow and pupil in black; a flat-backed molded Udjat in green faience from the late 18th Dynasty; a high quality mold for producing Udjat eyes from the late 18th Dynasty (M12); and a large number of miniature Udjat eye amulets in faience and one in carnelian, including two in dark blackish blue faience and a cross bead in similar material from the First Intermediate Period or Middle Kingdom; a broken Udjat eye in haematite; a bright blue-g