A lot of 4 Egyptian scaraboids and plaques

A lot of 4 Egyptian scaraboids and plaques. Lot includes a steatite cowroid, New Kingdom, c. 1570 - 1075 BC, with lovely cruciform device on base with stylized red browns above and below. 21 x 14.5 mm; a faience scarab with sunburst motif, Levant, 1st Millennium BC, the body wide with low profile, on base a solar symbol deeply impressed by hand while the upper part of the scarab was in the mold. 20 x 11.5 mm; and a pair of Egyptian steatite plaques, Later New kingdom, c. 1200 - 1075 BC, the larger, tabular in form, with seated goddess Maat on one side and inscription 'Amen-Re Lord of the Two Lands' on the other, 24 x 18 mm, the second with conjoined stalks on one side and a crocodile over an ichneumon on the opposite side, 19 x 14 mm. Both drilled lengthwise for suspension. Ex Peter Cheremisinoff collection, NJ.
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