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VTG Metropolitan Museum of Art Relief Cast Wall Plaque Egyptian HATIAY New King.
VTG Metropolitan Museum of Art Relief Cast Wall Plaque Egyptian HATIAY New King.
VTG Metropolitan Museum of Art Relief Cast Wall Plaque Egyptian HATIAY New King.
VTG Metropolitan Museum of Art Relief Cast Wall Plaque Egyptian HATIAY New King.
VTG Metropolitan Museum of Art Relief Cast Wall Plaque Egyptian HATIAY New King.
VTG Metropolitan Museum of Art Relief Cast Wall Plaque Egyptian HATIAY New King.
VTG Metropolitan Museum of Art Relief Cast Wall Plaque Egyptian HATIAY New King.
VTG Metropolitan Museum of Art Relief Cast Wall Plaque Egyptian HATIAY New King.
VTG Metropolitan Museum of Art Relief Cast Wall Plaque Egyptian HATIAY New King.
VTG Metropolitan Museum of Art Relief Cast Wall Plaque Egyptian HATIAY New King.
VTG Metropolitan Museum of Art Relief Cast Wall Plaque Egyptian HATIAY New King.
VTG Metropolitan Museum of Art Relief Cast Wall Plaque Egyptian HATIAY New King.

VTG Metropolitan Museum of Art Relief Cast Wall Plaque Egyptian HATIAY New King.

$ 36.43

Availability: 81 in stock
  • Handmade: Yes
  • Condition: VERY NICE. See photos!
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

    Description

    Relief of Hatiay ca. 1336–1295 B.C., New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty, From Egypt, Memphis Region, Saqqara
    This relief, which may have once decorated the entrance to the tomb of the God's Father, Hatiay, depicts him kneeling between two standing figures of his son and of a priest, all raising their right hands in adoration of a missing figure of the god, Sokar-Osiris. Hatiay who wears a long pleated kilt with a priestly sash and a broad collar, holds a censer and a spouted libation vase. His son behind him carries a bouquet on his shoulder, which extends beyond border of the relief. The inscription above evokes abundant offerings to the god.
    Hieroglyph Translation:
    To the left: "Sokar-Osiris, I have given you a thousand of bread and a thousand of...a thousand of oxen and a thousand of fowl, a thousand of incense and a thousand of fat, a thousand of alabaster and a thousand of clothing, a thousand of wine and a thousand of divine-offerings, a thousand of everything sweet and a thousand of everything pure and good, and the offerings of all the yearly sustenance for Sokar in the Henu barque"
    Above the main figure: God's father, Hatiay
    Above the figure to his right: His son, the wab-priest, Ptahmose
    Dimensions: H. 9 13/16 in.; W. 9 1/16 in.
    This is authentic facsimile was made by the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art where the original resides.  The Museum’s Reproduction Studio created a master mold for this cast stone plaque directly from the ancient limestone original.
    You may see chips and cracks which are copied from the original which the mold has meticulously tried to capture to make a perfect reproduction/replica.
    I am providing high resolution photos for you to judge condition yourself, but if you need additional photos or have any questions, do not assume -- please contact me before purchasing.
    Shipped out no later than the next business day.  I have other ancient Egyptian cast items for sale and will combine shipping where feasible to save you on shipping.  Feel free to contact me for links to those items and to inquire about shipping.