Ptah-Sokar-Osiris The god, wrapped in a shroud with a fishnet motif, stands on a pedestal whose sides are decorated with ânkh crosses and an ouas scepter surmounted by the nebet sign. The front of the pedestal features an Isis knot (tyet) framing a djed pillar adorned with two uraei. He wears a tripartite wig. His back is adorned with a large pillar. At his feet are hieroglyphic signs. The falcon is shown facing the deceased. Stuccoed wood, polychromy and remains of gilding. Varnish. Egypt, Late Period to Ptolemaic Period (664-332 B.C.) Height: 57 cm; length: 37.5 cm Provenance: - Acquired by the current owner from Geoffrey Turner (1941-2018) in the early 1980s, at his gallery Ancient Art BV (1972-1990). - Illustrated in an article from the 2000s.