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A small blue glazed faience plaque. On it are the figures of the gods Anubis, who stands on the left holding a was-sceptre and an ankh, and Ptah standing to the right holding a staff.
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Klein plaatje van blauwe geglazuurde faience. Het bevat de afbeeldingen van de goden Anoebis, die links staat met een was-scepter en een anch-teken, en rechts Ptah, die een staf vasthoudt.
Petite plaque en faïence bleue émaillée. A gauche, le dieu Anubis, debout, porte un sceptre-ouas et un signe ânkh. A droite, Ptah, debout, tient une canne.
Ein kleines, blau glasiertes Fayenceplättchen. Darauf sind die Figuren des Gottes Anubis links, der ein Was-Szepter und ein Anch hält, sowie des Ptah rechts mit einem Stab in der Hand abgebildet.
Placchetta di faience di colore blu. Sono visibili le figure del dio Anubi, che è raffigurato a sinistra con in mano lo scettro was ed il segno ankh, e Ptah che si trova a destra ed ha in mano un bastone.
Placa pequena, em faiança vidrada em azul. Apresenta as figuras dos deuses Anúbis, colocado à esquerda segurando o ceptro-uase e o ankh, e Ptah, à direita e segurando a cana.
Una pequeña placa de fayenza vidriada de azul. Sobre ella se ven las figuras del dios Anubis, que aparece a la izquierda con un cetro-uas y un anj, y Ptah de pie a la derecha, con un bastón.
A small blue glazed faience plaque. On it are the figures of the gods Anubis, who stands on the left holding a was-sceptre and an ankh, and Ptah standing to the right holding a staff.
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The plaque was originally in the private collection of Florence Nightingale and was left to the Museum by her last surviving relative, Miss Nash.
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