Head-rest

Head-rest of acacia wood inlaid with triangular pattern of ivory and East African ebony, made in three pieces , the long narrow base and pillar are octagonally faceted: Ancient Egyptian, Upper Egypt, Thebes, Qurna, 2nd Intermediate Period, 17th Dynasty, c.1585-1545 BC

Hair comb

Hair comb in light brown acacia wood with fourteen pointed teeth between thicker end-pieces: Ancient Egyptian, Middle Egypt, Sedment, Tomb 275, 18th Dynasty, c.1550-1295 BC

Coffin-base

Base of anthropoid double coffin, plastered and painted wood, made for two children named Petamūn, son of Tarennute, and Penhōrpabik, son of Amenōpe. Inside decorated with side-by-side depictions of the goddess Nut : Ancient Egyptian, Thebes, Upper Egypt, late Roman Period, c.175-200 AD

Coffin lid

Lid of an anthropoid double coffin, plastered and painted wood, made for two children named Petamūn, son of Tarennute, and Penhōrpabik, son of Amenōpe. Decoration depicts the two owners, with faces in wooden relief: Ancient Egyptian, Thebes, Upper Egypt, late Roman Period, c.175-200 AD