An Egyptian Faience Shabti for Tjenet-Osorkon, 21st Dynasty, ca. 1069 - 945 BCE pp_cricket hanging in the cabinet or

hanging in the cabinet or wardrobe partition to receive paper towels

Peel back part of the release liner

Muller private collection

house guests traditionally bring pomegranates as a symbol of abundance

An Egyptian Faience Shabti for Tjenet-Osorkon, 21st Dynasty, ca. 1069 - 945 BCE pp_cricket hanging in the cabinet orof pale, blue glazed faience, shown mummiform with details in black pigment, wearing a tripartite wig, the crossed arms with clenched hands each holding agricultural tools for work in the afterlife, a vertical column of text at the front reads:"The Osiris, Tjenet Osorkon, true of voice" Condition: Rejoined below the arms, small losses to hands and wig otherwise complete and in good condition overall. Dimensions: Height: 4 inches (10. 16 cm)Provenance: