Egyptian museum ceramic sculpture of the god Harpocrates. A rich composition depicting the god Harpocrates leaning on an altar, his hand resting on the goddess Hathor represented in the form of a cow whose horns encircle a solar disk. He stands, slightly swaying his hips, beside an amphora. He is dressed in a long tunic and wears an imposing honeycomb headdress surmounted by a pschent crown. To the left of the altar are a handled pot and a large round dish. A high-quality piece, the details are numerous and precise. Height 21.7 cm (22.7 cm with the base) - width 15.6 cm Egypt, probably Alexandria - Greco-Roman period, 332/30 BC. Showcased by an elegant, custom-made stand Ceramic with traces of slip and pigments Good state of preservation - restoration

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