Ushabti for Pa-di-hor-mehen born to Set-iret-binet

Green faience going very pale almost white in  parts.
Wears a tripartite wig arms crossed right over left on the chest with his hands holding  pick and hoe and the twisted rope of a basket suspendet behind the left shoulder). The plaited and curled divine beard is typical for the figures since the 26th dynasty. 

 Single panel at front reading.
The illuminated, the Osiris, Pa-di-hor-mehen, born to Set-iret-binet

 144mm

 The shabtis  of this person show great variation in the way the name of the owner and his mother is written often with elements missing. The middle "Hor" is oftem omitted and the mother  Set-iret-binet is sometimes written Set-irbu
Late Period  27th-30th Dynasty, 525-350 BC 

 References:
 Glenn Janes, The Shabti Collections 6, Liverpool 2016, p 393 and  Glen Janes 'A Private View' 2002, No. 89. pp 171/2

Ex my own collection.
Acquired 1992

Price: 1195.00 GBP