A Faience ushabti of Paenkheredenaset

A Faience Ushebti of Paenkheredenaset. A small mummiform ushebti in light greenish-blue faience with details to the eyes, fillet, hoes, basket and inscription in black paint. Very few features shown in the molded detail. A single vertical column of hieroglyphs runs down the front of the figure and reads ‘The Osiris Pa-n-khered-n-Aset’, a name meaning He who belongs to the Child of Isis. H. 7.8 cm. Chips to right shoulder and tip of foot professionally restored. From an old UK coll. Acquired from R. Gill (Eternal Egypt), London 1991. There are two statuettes from the same tomb in the Uppsala University collection at the Gustavianum and there are another two in the Petrie Museum UCL (UC40339 & UC39964 (359)). Petrie; Shabtis #359. This lot is part of a large private collection of Egyptian antiquities at auction at Lauritz.com Roskilde until 29-31 March 2016. and read .