Egyptian scaraboid in steatite from the New Kingdom (1550-1100 BC) featuring an engraved uraeus associated with floral motifs.
Careful observation under magnification and raking light revealing precise engraving and homogeneous ancient patina with micro-wear consistent with age.
Incised decoration featuring an uraeus (reared cobra) associated with schematized floral elements, offering clear reading despite reduced scale.
Not described in available documentation.
Planchet and edge
Steatite of regular section allowing fine engraving and contrasted rendering of lines.
Material: Steatite - Dimensions: 15 × 15 × 8 mm - Condition: Good with ancient patina and consistent micro-wear.
The New Kingdom marks the apogee of pharaonic Egypt. Steatite amulets were widely distributed for protection, identity and administration.
Representative testimony of New Kingdom material culture through its protective iconography and fine engraving.
Documented provenance from former American private collection. Certificate of authenticity and export license provided.
Numismatic Identity Card
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