Statuette representing Khonsu (lunar god) seated, holding th - Lot 58

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Statuette representing Khonsu (lunar god) seated, holding th - Lot 58
Statuette representing Khonsu (lunar god) seated, holding the heka scepter and the flagellum. He wears a tripartite wig and is topped with a lunar disk surmounting a crescent moon. The eyes were inlaid. Bronze with brown crusty patina. Wear. Egypt, Late Period, 664 - 332 BC. H. 10.5 cm DL Provenance : Marguerite HACHE Collection (1863- ca. 1942), then by inheritance. Marguerite Hache, traveller and passionate about the Arts, was the last daughter of Pierre Hache (1821-1917), famous porcelain manufacturer in Vierzon and General Councillor of the Cher.
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