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 99
ULET. A pendant. A winged Bes in relief, with a sceptre, standinejbetween papyrus stems; helow, a procession of animals in an ovalformed by a snake with his tail in his mouth, also in relief. XXVIthdyn. Green faience. II. 5 cm. 8.—FRAGMENT OF A BOWL. Ornamentation : outside, a band of rosettesin… … As tlie bowl was pierced below the rim it is evident that it could nothave been used for drinking in the usual manner. There mnst bavebeen an orifice in the rim, or perhaps in the mouth of one of the frogs, I 2 40 PLATE XVI. conimunicating with another at the hottom of the bowl, thi-ougli whichthe…
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