Ancient Egyptian Authentic Trio Ushabti Tomb Statues // Museum Display

This jaw-dropping collection from RARE-T features a staggering array of authentic artifacts, antiques, meteorites, oddities, skulls, and cruelty-free taxidermy from various eras in history, in rare and luxury form. Each one was acquired in accordance to the import restrictions on archaeological material, which are intended to reduce the incentive for pillage and trafficking of illegal antiquities.

This custom museum display showcases an absolute masterpiece, an Ancient Egyptian Authentic Trio of rare Ushabti Tomb Statues.

The first Statue is an authentic Faience Glazed Ushabti Tomb Statue dating from 664-332 BC, part of the Late Dynasty Period. This ancient Egyptian tomb statue features a good blue glazed faience ushabti, finely molded in mummiform, wearing a tripartite wig. Beautifully defined with still visible details; incised mouth, large almond shaped eyes and faint ears. The arms are crossed on the chest, hands protrude from a shroud to hold a flail in each fist. Light horizontal bands of carved hieroglyphic inscriptions covering the lower chest and legs (usually a passage from the Book of the Dead) can be seen as having been engraved.

The second Statue is an authentic, stunning Terracotta Ushabti Tomb Statue dating from circa 1200 BC, part of the 19th Dynasty. This ancient Egyptian tomb statue features a linen shrouded mummiform terracotta and polychrome ushabti. Its face is rendered in nice detail with eyes, nose and mouth in relief, wearing a tripartite wig and broad collar necklace. It is also engraved over its chest with hieroglyphic inscriptions.

The third Statue authentic faience Glazed Ushabti Tomb Statue dating from 554-332 BC, part of the Late Dynasty Period. This ancient Egyptian tomb statue features a finely molded Ushabti in mummiform, wearing a tripartite wig and plaited divine beard. The face is beautifully defined with incised mouth, large almond shaped eyes and faint ears. The arms are crossed on the chest, hands protrude from a shroud to hold a flail in each fist. Horizontal bands of carved hieroglyphic inscriptions can still be seen to cover the lower chest and legs (usually a passage from the Book of the Dead)

They are protected under plexiglass in a custom museum display to keep it looking pristine, ensuring protection of your investment while allowing you to fully appreciate these pieces of collectible ancient history. The customized descriptive metallic plaque, in addition to the detailed finishing add to the elegant and sophisticated, gallery-quality aesthetic. Complete with a certificate of authenticity, this crown jewel of any collection is an investment that will only get better with age.