A green glazed composition shabti for Padiusir-haty'a, with inscribed 'T'-shaped inscription, wearing striated lappet wig with plaited beard, carrying a pick and hoe in his crossed arms, with back pillar and integral base, repaired at ankle -- 6in. (15.2cm.) high; a similar green glazed shabti for Nakht-Bastet, the inscribed back pillar reading 'The Osiris Nakht-Bastet born to Ta-Kha-beshy'; another, uninscribed -- 2 7/8in. (7.5cm.) and 4¾in. (12cm.) high respectively, all Dynasty XXX (380-343 B.C.); a blue glazed overseer shabti, with details in black glaze including a central column of hieroglyphs '...nakht'; another similar, uninscribed, with right arm by his side, repaired below kilt, mounted; two blue glazed shabtis with arms crossed, one mounted -- 3 5/8in. (9.3cm.) high av., all Dynasty XXI-XXII (1070-712 B.C.); and a shiny blue glazed composition shabti, wearing beard, carrying pick and hoe, back pillar, repaired at ankle, slight damage -- 4½in. (11.5cm.) high, Late Period/Ptolemaic, 7th-1st Century B.C.