Egyptian ceramic art : the MacGregor collection ; a contribution towards the history of Egyptian pottery (1898)
Wallis, Henry, 1830-1916 · [London : Printed by Taylor and Francis] · leaf 103
ution. Tlie small aryballos onfig. 94 naturally recalls the objects of a similar shape which are knownin Greek pottery as -lEginetan, from many of them being found in theisland of .^gina; these, however, are all inferior in workmanship tosome which liave been found in Egypt. The former were… … Fig. 9:1—Khyton. Faience. H. 11 cm. L. PLATE XVII. 1.—AMULET. A ded. At the sides a vulture and uroeus snake, papyrusstems and sceptres; surmounted by the atef crown: all in relief.XXVIth dyn. Pale-green faience. H. 14 cm. 2.—AMULET. Obverse: a winged divinity holding in one hand a spear withwhich…
Pottery, Egyptian
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