EGYPTIAN FAIENCE PENDANT OF THOTH IN GILDED SILVER PENDANT SETTING Ca. 332 - 30 BC. A faience amulet depicting the ibis-headed god Thoth, shown striding forward with the left leg advanced and arms positioned close to the sides. The head is elongated, with a prominent beak projecting forward. The figure stands on a narrow, rectangular base. The amulet is set in a modern 18k gilded silver pendant, with a matching chain included. For similar see: The British Museum, Miscellaneous number: AN1896-1908-EA.868. Size: 42mm x 12mm; Weight: 7g Private UK collection; London art market; formerly in a 1970s Swiss collection.