350 SHIELD (See Nos. 379, A and B, 488, B, which belong to
this type of shield)
POSITION:
Piled on chair No. 351 and under stool 349, S.E. corner of
chamber (see photos Nos. 1136, 1141, 1149 and 1150).
DIMENSIONS:
Max. L. 83. 5; Max. W. 57.0 (approx) cents.
DESCRIPTION:
An open work shield, made of wood, covered with gesso and
gilt. The device comprises the King completely enveloped in a
rishi (feathered) winding sheet (after Osiris) seated upon a
throne. He wears the <> crown, holds the crozier-sceptre and
flagellum. The throne rests upon <> symbols. On either side of
the King the <>-symbols, <> flagella, and <> columns, the
whole device surmounted by the winged-solar-disc.
An inscription in front of the King reads: -
<> giraffe sic
Specimen badly broken and warped.
Nos. 350, 379 A and B, and 488 B from a set of four.
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