A wooden lintel from a Ptah-Soker Shrine, with nine ureaus serpents, each wearing a sun disk. Geometric decorations below. Colors include black, ochre, white and blue. Length is 10 ½" overall. Both end tenons intact. Late Period, 712 - 323 BC. Ex. Malter Galleries, California.

A finely carved polychrome wooden lintel having an upper crest composed of 16 uraeus serpents, each rearing and wearing a sun disk. Lower register painted with a central sun disk flanked with two cobras and large feathered wings. Late Period to Ptolemaic Period, ca. 712-30 B.C. The piece measures 36 cm in width and is 14 cm high. Professionally mounted on a removable custom stand. Intact with some possible inpainting. Ex. Arteprimitivo Gallery, NYC, 2004.

Ptolemaic Period, 300 BC. A wooden uraeus from a Ptah-Soker-Osiris shrine wearing a solar disc. Nicely rendered with black and red on an ochre ground. Height- 4". On stand. Ex. Malter Galleries, California.

Egypt- Ptolemaic period, 300 B.C. A wooden uraeus wearing a solar disc. Remains of vibrant red, blue, black, ochre and white pigment remains. Part of a decorated shrine lintel from a Ptah-Soker-Osiris box. 4 3/4" in height. Ex. Malter Galleries, Caifornia.