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  • Egyptian Shell Pendant

    £31.75

    c. 1850 BC. The gold original is from Riqqeh, 21st Dynasty. It contains the name ‘Kha’Kaure’ (King Sesostris III). Manchester Museum. Width 19mm

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  • Egyptian Silver Shell Pendant

    £33.95

    c. 1900 BC. The silver original is probably one of a pair of clappers. The inscription is the name of King Senwosret of the 12th Dynasty. Oriental Museum, Durham. Width 60mm

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  • Seal-box Pendant

    £33.10

    Seal-box Pendant. From Fayoum, Egypt, The bronze and enamel original formed a seal-box in the form af a lotus flower. Seal-boxes were used to protect the seal of packages in transit.Collected by General Pitt-Rivers and formerly in his museum at Farnham. Now in Salisbury, Wiltshire. Length 33mm     

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