A group of New Kingdom pottery (4)

A Group of New Kingdom Pottery. 1. A small votive offering cup of flower-pot shape in a Nile silt fabric with a painted red rim with run-line down one side. Probably from a funerary deposit. 51 x 33 mm. Minor chip from rim otherwise intact. Reputedly from Thebes. Tetragon, London 1992. (M220) Literature: See Reeves & Taylor, Howard Carter Before Tutankhamun. p.126 for several identical bowls from the deposit outside the tomb of Amenhotep III at Thebes. 2. A short hour-glass shaped biconical jar stand in a Nile silt fabric. The lower ring has a larger diameter than the upper. New Kingdom. Intact except for minor chips to the upper rim. Provenance: Gray’s Market, London 2000. (M1055) Cf R. Holthoer, 1977. New Kingdom Pharaonic Sites. The Pottery. SJE. Vol. 5:1. Uppsala/lund. Pl. 15 Biconical stands. 3. A small restricted bowl or squat jar with rounded bottom and recurved lip. Second Intermediate Period, 17th Dynasty. Reputedly from the Delta. 77.5 mm in diameter. One rim-sherd broken and