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this complete composition signifies wealth and luxury
This strigil is a little more ornate than the usual utilitarian examples for it features a fine concave tapering blade
This document represents the earliest provenance for all objects within the Clark collection
wearing a large crescent headdress
An Egyptian Faience Stirrup Ring, Third Intermediate Period, ca. 1069 - 945 BCE Seals - Cylinder this complete composition signifies wealthA green faience stirrup ring with hieroglyphic inscription inscribed into the bezel. Dimensions: Length: 1 1 4 inches (3 cm) Condition: Intact, although fine crack with small chip across bezel. Provenance: Ex Rockford College Art Museum Collection, thereafter, private collection of Egyptologist Geoffrey Metz, Sweden, acquired in 2006.
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