A group of faience deity amulets

A Group of Faience Deity Amulets A/ Six amulets depicting the god Shu kneeling with his arms raised; three shown ‘in the round’ and three in profile, all in different degrees of stylization. Faience, Late Period. All mounted for easy removal on plinths. (M407; M934-5; M1124-5). B/ Four amulets depicting the god Thoth shown as an Ibis-headed anthropomorphic deity striding forth, including a large example, upper portion only remaining, in bluish-green faience with stylized features (M1519); a smaller repaired but complete example in green faience (M13) and yet another smaller example in light blue faience, intact (M1456). There is also the upper portion of a Thoth amulet carved from a dark stone, H: 20 mm. (M936). All Late Period. C/ A small fine amulet in light blue faience depicting the god Min shown with one arm upraised and a double plumed crown, intact, Late Period. Rare. H: 17 mm. (M937) This lot is part of a large private collection of Egyptian antiquities at auction at Lauritz.co