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| Ramesis II was one of the most important pharaohs of Ancient Egypt - a great warrior who was compared to the war-god Mont at the battle of Kadesh in Syria - and a great builder, nearly half the temples seen today in Egypt date from his reign.
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Size:Resin. 32cm
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| This
statuette shows half body of the great Pharaoh
Ramesis II seated on his throne in judgement
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Size:Resin. 28cm
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God Horus is, in reality a composite god: the
earlier falcon-Horus with the sun being his
right eye and the moon his left and the later
God Horus who was the son of Isis and Osiris.
The Horus who emerged retained the falcon symbol
and the associations with majesty and power but
he also figured in the afterlife rnyths of
Osiris.
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Size:Resin.
25cm high |
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called ATHYR in ancient Egyptian religion,
goddess of the sky, of women, and of fertility
and love. Hathor was strongly associated with
motherhood and closely connected with the sun
god Ra of Heliopolis, whose 'eye" or
daughter she was said to be. Her principal
animal form was that of a cow.
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Size:Resin. 30cm
high
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famous Ibis that was chosen as the symbol of
Egyptian athletic league, it would make an ideal
bookend or doorstop!
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Size:Resin. 26cm
high
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Sun God Amon Ra recognized from his crown.
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Size:Resin. 32cm
high
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| This
statuette shows the great Pharaoh Ramesis II
seated on his throne in judgement
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Size:Resin. 20cm
high
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| Horus
was the god of the skies in Egyptian mythology,
and is invariably depicted with the imperious
head of a falcon, one of his eyes the sun and
the other the moon.
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Size:Resin. 18cm
high
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Sun God Amon Ra sitting on his throne
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Size:Resin. 15cm
high
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surprisingly modern looking figurine of the
Thoth goddess as Baboon. Seated on a rostrum with
hieroglyphic detail! She sports an unusual
neckpiece
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Size:Resin. 12cm
high
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| Anubis
was the god of the Underworld and Guardian of
the Tombs. One of his roles was to comfort guide
and sustains the souls of the deceased until the
moment of divine judgment. This figure shows
Anubis seated on a hieroglyphic-decorated shrine
and is a replica of the statue found in the tomb
Tutankhannun in the Valley of the Kings. Anubis,
in later times became identified with the
Osirian afterworld and was said to be the Son of
Nephthys by Osiris. He was later adopted by Isis
and assisted her in recovering and embalming the
body of her husband
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Size:Resin. 13cm
high
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Guards Collection (Horus) |
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Resin height |
| Size: 1 |
20cm |
| Size: 2 |
17cm |
| Size: 3 |
14cm |
| Size: 4 |
12cm |
| Size: 5 |
10cm |
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| The
worship of deity Anubis was thought to have
originated at Thinis near Abydos, but spread
early to most parts of Egypt. The jackal is a
desert animal, the Egyptians associated Anubis
with the western desert, the home of the dead.
Here we see him sitting on hieroglyphic
tomb.
Available in 3 sizes: |
| Size:Resin. 17cm
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Size:Resin.
10cm
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| Size:Resin. 17cm
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Size:Resin. 17cm
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Size:Resin. 17cm
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Resin height |
| Tut |
6cm |
| Cat |
10cm |
| Nefertiti |
10cm |
| Horus |
10cm |
| Cleopatra |
10cm |
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Isis at the left
Resign 30cm heigh
Khanom at the right
Resign 30cm heigh
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Bastet at the left
Resign 25cm heigh
Sekhbet at the right
Resign 25cm heigh
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Sobek at the left
Resign 30cm heigh
Hathor at the right
Resign 30cm heigh
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