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B.c. — An Egyptian Faience Sistrum Terminal, Late Period, 712-30 B.C.
B.c.

An Egyptian Faience Sistrum Terminal, Late Period, 712-30 B.C.

An Egyptian faience sistrum terminal from the Late Period of ancient Egypt. The sistrum was a percussion instrument used in religious and ceremonial contexts.

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Auction House · Sotheby's

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Ancient Sculpture and Works of Art

June 30, 2023

Estimate: $500 – $800

Lot 210

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B.c., An Egyptian Faience Sistrum Terminal, Late Period, 712-30 B.C.

An Egyptian faience sistrum terminal from the Late Period of ancient Egypt. The sistrum was a percussion instrument used in religious and ceremonial contexts.

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Sotheby's, New York, London, Hong Kong, Paris

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Ceremonial, Egyptian Faience, Sistrum, Late Period, Religious, Musical Instrument, Ancient Egypt

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