Nicholson, Charles: Aegyptiaca (London, 1891)

catalogue of egyptian antiquities. 47

174. Fragment of an admirable Statue of
Anubis.—Hard porcelain, green glaze, inches.

175. Rude Figure of the Hippopotamus God-
dess.—Coarse porcelain, blue glaze. 1^ inches.

176. Upper part of a Statue of the same
Divinity.—Equally coarse work. Soft porcelain,
light green glaze. 1 inch high.

177. Anubis.—Hard porcelain, blue glaze, § inch.

178. An unknown Object. — Hard porcelain,
grey glaze. -§ inch.

179. The Figure of a Head Rest, unfinished.—
Hard stone, jasper. -| inch.

180. Rude Figure of the Hippopotamus God-
dess.—Hard porcelain, blue glaze. l-§- inches.

181. Another Figure of the same Divinity.—■
Hard porcelain, blue glaze, if- inches.

182. Figure of the Dwarf God Ptah
Sokari.—Porcelain, blue glaze, § inch.

183. Rude Figure of the Goddess Nephthys.—
Hard porcelain, blue glaze, if inches.

184. Small Figure of the Hippopotamus
Divinity.—Hard porcelain, £ inch.

185. Excessively rude Figure of the God
Lunus, in the usual position of this divinity, viz.,
the left knee raised, the arms extended upwards
towards the disk on his head. This same divinity
is figured on the back of the wooden sarcophagus
No. 78 of this Collection. Hard porcelain, light
grey glaze, § inch.

186. Figure of the Yase resembling somewhat
the shape of the human heart.—A vase of this