Two faience ushebtis of Pabasa (2)

Two Faience Ushebtis of Pabasa. A pair of mummiform ushebtis for an important man in light green faience with finely molded details to the front and flat backsides and painted details to the headband, hoes, basket and inscription; both repaired from fragments and one with the head missing. The more intact of the two has very fine facial features including the ears. The single vertical column of hieroglyphs is identical on both examples and reads: ‘The Osiris, the Master of the Stables, Pa-ba-sa, justified’. Third Intermediate Period, 21st Dynasty. H 8-10 cm. (M1503ab) This lot is part of a large private collection of Egyptian antiquities at auction at Lauritz.com Roskilde until 29-31 March 2016. and read .