Grand Tour Egyptian Figurine: Baboon Protecting Pharaoh Tribal The surface is decorated with

The surface is decorated with hieroglyphic inscriptions

with intricate details incised directly into the paint

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or a small Buddha figure and was often carried on one's person

and visible surface variations shown in the image point directly to a black glazed terracotta or possibly painted ceramic

Grand Tour Egyptian Figurine: Baboon Protecting Pharaoh Tribal The surface is decorated withTraveling Man Treasures is selling this Ancient Egyptian style glazed faience baboon figurine, likely a representation of the god Thoth, as he protects a Pharaoh who stands between its legs. The piece was produced in Cairo sometime during the "Grand Tour" era (c. 1780 1920) and depicts the baboon in a characteristic squatting posture protecting a Pharaoh, its forepaws resting on its knees. DIMENSIONS: 3. 5" H x 1" W x 1. 25" D FREE SHIPPING WITHIN THE