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Posted 3 months ago
dorisaurus
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Just curious about this small figurine. My Dad received it along with a couple scarabs from a friend 50 or so years ago and I have no information other than a note saying "Ikhnaton 2300bc" on an envelope. It broke on the bottom and I believe my Dad glued it back together. Feels like metal, but probably stone. If anyone has any ideas I would love to know!
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Possibly like one I have seen which was a pencil holder, looking at auction sites may reveal one. Egyptian Revival.
Looks like a reproduction of this possibility..
https://www.reddit.com/r/OutoftheTombs/comments/ofuelj/bronze_figure_of_osiris_arms_crossed_over_the/
Yes, reproduction - a lot of them were made in the 20's to 40's.