Mummiform shabti in limestone, painted red, blue and black, wearing a lappet wig and broad collar, with five bands of inscription naming the Housemistress, Henro: Ancient Egyptian, 18th Dynasty

Mummiform shabti in green glazed faience with details in black, and with an inscription naming Inhert-mose: Ancient Egyptian, 18th Dynasty

Shabti figure in limestone, wearing a lappet wig, collar and scarab pectoral and inscribed with the name Thauenhuya: Ancient Egyptian, Upper Egypt, Thebes, possibly Sheikh Abd el-Qurna, New Kingdom, 19th Dynasty, c.1295-1186 BC

Glazed blue faience shabti inscribed across the legs for Petosiris: Ancient Egyptian, Upper Egypt, Abydos, Cemetery G, Tomb G 50, Early Ptolemaic Period, c.332 BC

Mummiform shabti in fine green glazed faience, inscribed with the name of Pef-pet-hesy: Ancient Egyptian, Lower Egypt, Abusir, Late Dynastic Period

Mummiform shabti in brilliant blue glazed faience, inscribed with the name of Nes-Khons: Ancient Egyptian, Upper Egypt, Deir el-Bahari, 21st Dynasty, c.1069–945 BC

Mummiform shabti in light blue glazed faience with a column of inscription naming Nes-pa-her-an: Ancient Egyptian, 22nd Dynasty

Shabti in green glazed faience shown in the costume of the living, with a column of inscription naming Captain of Archers, Sura (Sel): Ancient Egyptian, 19th Dynasty, c.1295-1069 BC

Mummiform shabti in green glazed faience, with plinth and back pillar and an inscription naming Wahibremakhet: Ancient Egyptian, Late Period, probably 26th Dynasty, c.664-525 BC

Mummiform shabti in cream glazed faience with an inscription naming Huy: Ancient Egyptian, 18th Dynasty, c.1550-1295 BC

Shabti of roughly carved wood contained within a model coffin of Piay: Ancient Egyptian, Upper Egypt, Thebes, New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty, c.1539-1292 BC

Mummiform shabti in limestone with details in black and red, and with an inscription on the front naming Amen-em-int: Ancient Egyptian, 19th Dynasty

Shabti in egyptian alabaster (travertine/calcite), painted in red, blue, green and black waxes, peg-shaped and inscribed with the name of King Ramesses VI: Ancient Egyptian, Upper Egypt, Thebes, Valley of the Kings, KV9, 20th Dynasty, c.1143-1136 BC

Shabti in wood, in the costume of the living with the hands extended in front of the thighs: Ancient Egyptian, 19th Dynasty

Sixteen pottery mould-made shabtis, contained in a rectangular wooden shabti box: Ancient Egyptian, Upper Egypt, Thebes, Sheikh Abd el-Qurna, Third Intermediate Period, probably 25th Dynasty, c. 747 - 656 BC

Mummiform shabti made of wood with traces of gesso and pigment: Ancient Egyptian, Late 18th Dynasty