EGYPTO-PHOENICIAN FAIENCE PENDANT WITH DEITIES. Ca. 600 - 500 BC A faience pendant in the form of a rectangular plaque with a rounded top and an integral suspension lug, each face framed by a double border and moulded in low relief. One side is arranged in two registers, the upper with the jackal god Anubis recumbent on a shrine and flanked by uraei, the lower with two standing deities set in arched panels. The reverse shows Anubis bending over a mummiform figure laid on a lion-legged bier, with symbols in the field above. Size: 50mm x 31mm; Weight: 13g. Provenance: Private London collection; acquired in Germany; formerly with Kurt Deppert collection, Munich, 1970s. For similar see: S. Moscati, I fenici, Bompiani Editore, 1989, Cat. nos. 251 - 252.