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Tutankhamun Pharaoh Royal Vase with Gold Leaf
This Pharaoh Sarcophagus Vase is adapted from the original found in the tomb of King Tutankhamun (c. 1327 BCE) which was later moved to the Egyptian Museum, Cairo. This gorgeous vase is made from resin with color and gold leaf details. Measures 11”H. 55281-154
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Egyptian Pharaoh Sarcophagus Cabinet
King Tut is not in there but your knickknacks are. This Pharaoh Sarcophagus Cabinet is adapted from the original found in the tomb of King Tutankhamun (c. 1327 BCE) which was later moved to the Egyptian Museum, Cairo. His body was well preserved inside as will your belongings be in this storage cabinet. Made from wood, polychrome and gold hand-painted details, hinged lid, interior shelves, and can be stood up or laid down for display
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LIFESIZE (without staffs in hands):
75”H x 22”W x 21”D. 3535-751-11237.50
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Cow Mehetweret Bed Couch from Tutankhamun's Tomb
One of three ceremonial couches found in King Tutankhamun’s Tomb in the Antechamber arranged nose to tail, facing north, along the west wall. The cow-goddess of this guilded couch is recognized as an image of Mehetweret, ‘the great flood’. The blotches of the cowhide are represented by trefoils of opaque blue glass. The Book of the Divine Cow, a version of which is inscribed upon the interior of the first shrine protecting the sarcophagus, suggests that the Mehetweret couch was a solar barque which would speed the king from this world to heaven. Made from resin with color details, this bed/couch measures 7.5”L. 55791-132
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