C. 664-332 BC- Late Period

An Egyptian bronze figure of Khonsu the child with inlaid eyes, son of the deities Amun and Mut. He is depicted standing in mummiform position, holding a was-sceptre and flail in his crossed arms. He wears a composite headdress with a sun disc, horns and frontal uraeus. The sidelock worn just below the sun disk identifies him as a child god.

Uneven surfaces with small chip to sun disc otherwise intact with good detail and RARE.

Ref: Similar example in The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Accession Number: 89.2.525.

Provenance: Ex Geneva Collection, 1980’s.
Ex Puhze Gallery, 2008.
Ex Keane Collection.

Size: 188mm height (with stand) 173m height (without stand)