Budge, Ernest A. Wallis: Some account of the collection of Egyptian antiquities in the possession of Lady Meux: of Theobalds Park, Waltham Cross (London, 1896)

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299. Bronze ibis with the feather of Maat

Height, i^in.

300. Lapis-lazuli hawk with pierced projection on
the back whereby it was suspended to a collar.

Height, £ in.

301. Head from a green basalt statue of an official,
XXVIth dynasty. Height, 1 \ Jin.

302. Green glazed faience hawk, sacred to Horus,
having upon his head the double crown {J .

Height, \\ in.

303. Green glazed steatite duck. On the base is
inscribed a cruciform ornament with four ursei.

Length, \ in.

304. Green glazed steatite duck. On the base is
inscribed a cruciform ornament with four urrei.

Length, TV in.

305. Green glazed steatite duck. On the base is

a device composed of T and lotus flowers.

Length, -h in.

306. Carnelian duck. Length, T^ in.

307. Bronze uraeus wearing disk and horns.

Height, 4| in.

308. Blue glazed faience frog inscribed on the
base "Bast, giver of life," JJ^At" Basttaanx-

Height, \ in.

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