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Egyptian faience phallic amulet, Ptolemaic–Roman Period 323 B.C.–323 A.D. fertility symbol with provenance.
  • Egyptian faience phallic amulet, Ptolemaic–Roman Period 323 B.C.–323 A.D. fertility symbol with provenance.
Egyptian Faience Phallic Amulet 323 B.C.–323 A.D.
$325.00

Ptolemaic–Roman Period, 323 B.C.–323 A.D.

⅝ in. (17 mm), 1.08 g

A delicate protective amulet in glazed faience, depicting male genitals, symbolising fertility and protection. Suspension loop intact.

Scholarly Reference:

Cf. Petrie, W.M.F., Amulets, University College London, 1914, pl. I, 16a–d, for similar examples.

Provenance:

  • Early 20th-century collection
  • TimeLine Auctions, London, September 2025

Authentication: Signed illustrated declaration by Head of Antiquities Dr. Raffaele D’Amato.
CARE & MAINTENANCE

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RETURNS

Due to the unique and irreplaceable nature of our artefacts, all sales are final. We do not accept returns or exchanges unless an item arrives damaged in transit or is proven with professional documentation to be inauthentic. In this rare case, we will offer a full refund. in the event of damage during transit, please contact us within 48 hours of delivery with photographs to assist you.