D'Athanasi, Giovanni; Salt, Henry [Hrsg.]: A brief account of the researches and discoveries in Upper Egypt: To which is added a detailed catalogue of Mr. Salts collection of Egyptian antiquities (London, 1836)

CATALOGUE

of

MR. SALT'S COLLECTION

of

FIRST DAY'S SALE.

MISCELLANIES.

[The numbers marked thus (*) were purchased by the British Museum. ]

1 Various portions of Necklaces, composed of beads, in

terra-cotta, porcelain, &c........................5s.

2 Forty figures of various Deities in porcelain, some very

minute ......................................9s.

3 Eighteen others, larger............................12s.

4 Fourteen others, larger...........................15s.

5 Twelve various Objects in porcelain..................6s.

6 Thirty-six others in composition....................15s.

7 Fourteen Earrings, composed of alabaster............4s.

8 Eight porcelain and other Rings...................lis.

9 Fourteen various Objects in cornelian................6s.

VARIOUS OBJECTS IN WOOD,

Principally found in the Tombs at Thebes.

10 The Hawk with human head.......................8s.

11 Another, and two Idols with hieroglyphics in black.... ,7s.

12 An Idol, in the shape of a mummy, coloured, with hiero-

glyphics, engraved, 13 inches high..............15s.

13*Another, uncoloured, 14 inches high................£1.

14 Figure of Thoth, in hard wood, 6 inches high, Memphis, 13s.