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This elaborate floral element of blue faience originally was a part of a broad beaded collar. Dating of a separate unprovenanced bead causes a problem, however, necklaces incorporating such pendants were manufactured in abundance in the 18th dynasty.

This elaborate floral element of blue faience originally was a part of a broad beaded collar. Dating of a separate unprovenanced bead causes a problem, however, necklaces incorporating such pendants were manufactured in abundance in the 18th dynasty.

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Object''s History

From the collection of Botkin; date, place and method of acquisition unrecorded.
1921 - nationalized with the collection of Botkin and transfered to the Hermitage.

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Bibliography

Flittner N.D., Stekol'no-keramicheskie masterskie Tel'-Amarny, Ezhegodnik Rossiiskogo instituta istorii iskusstva, v.I, Petrograd, 1922, pp.146-149, tab. XII, XIII.
Landa N.B., Lapis I.A., Egyptian Antiquities in the Hermitage. Leningrad, 1974, pl.74.

General Comment


Preservation: 
Some of projections are slightly damaged.

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