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Bronze figure of Neith, seated, illegible inscription on footstool. Reid (1912): 'Neith was ... always represented in human form wearing the crown of Lower Egypt

Figure of Mut in bronze, double crowned. Reid (1912): 'Mut ... was represented as a woman wearing the double crown. The vulture was sacred to her.'

Figure of Amen-Ra. Reid 1912: 'Amon was originally the local god of Thebes. On the rise of the Theban princes to supreme power, the local god became the supreme god of Egypt and was fused with the chief god of the delta, Ra, thus becoming Amon-Ra. He…

Figure of a cat, in bronze. The cat was sacred to Bast, goddess of Bubastis

Painted wooden figure of a hawk, on three supports, illegibly inscribed cartouche on front support. The hawk and supports are from different specimens.

Figure of an ibis in bronze, from Late Period unstratified deposits at excavations at Saqqara (Sakkara). Excavation Inventory No.958, Provenance No. (H5-286).

stone steatite

Figure of Thoth, perforated for suspension, in green glazed ware.

Uzat or Sacred Eye in blue glazed ware

Figure of Horus as a child (Harpocrates), seated, double crowned, sucking his finger. Imperfect - feet missing.