Offering tray
- Accession Number
- EC710
- Current Location
- House of Death (ground floor), Offerings case
- Object Type
- Religious or cult object, Offering table (wdḥw)
- Period
- Graeco-Roman Period
- Material
- Stone/minerals (Limestone)
- Measurements
- Length: 300mm | Width: 187mm | Depth: 40mm
- Number of Elements
- 1
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- Description
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Limestone rectangular offering tray. Depicts a bird and two loaves of bread between, a hes-vase and a ewer. The two vessels are connected by a water to a bowl. The offering tray is incomplete. The piece measures 295x189x37mm. The style suggests a Graeco-Roman date (Bolshakov, A.O. 2001. 'Offering Tables' in D.B. Redford (ed.) 'The Oxford Encyclopedia of Ancient Egypt', 572-576). (probably hetep shaped) Cf Kamal Catalogue Général, 1906, pl XVIII, No. 23083.
- Other Identity
- 1348 | 82/7
- Previous Owners
- Robert de Rustafjaell (1859–1943) | Sir Henry Solomon Wellcome (1853–1936)
- Acquisition
- Long-term loan, The Wellcome Trust (15 Feb 1971)
- Last modified: 20 Nov 2020