Decorate your home or office with high quality wall décor. Plyon-Shaped Shabti-Box with an Inscription and a Statue of Anubis as a Jackal on the Lid, Egyptian is that perfect piece that matches your style, interests, and budget….

$25.99


Used – Jessie Wilson is an ordinary woman coping with life on her own yet the pressures she faces every day pale into insignificance when she buys a set of Egyptian shabti figures from a junk shop. From the moment she gets them home her world is thrown into chaos as Hathor, Horus, Sobek and Anubis pressgang her into their service. From being an independent and freethinking woman, Jessie finds herself having to act as handmaiden to four guardian shabtis, catering for almost their every whim, but

$9.45


New – Jessie Wilson is an ordinary woman coping with life on her own yet the pressures she faces every day pale into insignificance when she buys a set of Egyptian shabti figures from a junk shop. From the moment she gets them home her world is thrown into chaos as Hathor, Horus, Sobek and Anubis pressgang her into their service. From being an independent and freethinking woman, Jessie finds herself having to act as handmaiden to four guardian shabtis, catering for almost their every whim, but e

$38.28


New – The ancient Egyptians believed that the statutory agricultural labour imposed on them in order to utilise the Nile floods would continue in the afterlife. To avoid this irksome duty they devised the shabti, a figurine which they hoped would deputise for them on being activated by the appropriate magic spell. If the idea smacks of ‘draft-dodging’, the figures are nevertheless of considerable artistic interest, and provide information about Egyptian religion, society, personal names, titles,

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Used – The ancient Egyptians believed that the statutory agricultural labour imposed on them in order to utilise the Nile floods would continue in the afterlife. To avoid this irksome duty they devised the shabti, a figurine which they hoped would deputise for them on being activated by the appropriate magic spell. If the idea smacks of ‘draft-dodging’, the figures are nevertheless of considerable artistic interest, and provide information about Egyptian religion, society, personal names, titles

$65.92


New – Eleven-year-old Tee withdraws into her own world. When a great uncle leaves Tee an ancient Egyptian “shabti box” with a doll-like wooden figure, Tee’s brother accidentally invokes the doll’s magic. The shabti comes to life and Tee delights in using it as a double who can “stand-in” for her. Soon, the real Tee grows jealous of the all-too-human shabti, who is enjoying herself immensely.

$30.77


New – Eleven-year-old Tee withdraws into her own world. When a great uncle leaves Tee an ancient Egyptian “shabti box” with a doll-like wooden figure, Tee’s brother accidentally invokes the doll’s magic. The shabti comes to life and Tee delights in using it as a double who can “stand-in” for her. Soon, the real Tee grows jealous of the all-too-human shabti, who is enjoying herself immensely.

$20.14


New – Tee (short for Leticia) Woodie and her family have moved into a big, old house that is a part of her father’s inheritance from Great-uncle Sebastian. While exploring the contents of Great-uncle’s antiques-and-junk store, they find a parcel marked FOR DEAR LETICIA, MY SHABTI BOX. The decorated Egyptian box inside holds the shabti, a colorful wooden figure of a girl in painted mummy wrappings from the waist down. The writings on those wrappings are ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics. Charles, Te

$1.21


Used – Eleven-year-old Tee withdraws into her own world. When a great uncle leaves Tee an ancient Egyptian “shabti box” with a doll-like wooden figure, Tee’s brother accidentally invokes the doll’s magic. The shabti comes to life and Tee delights in using it as a double who can “stand-in” for her. Soon, the real Tee grows jealous of the all-too-human shabti, who is enjoying herself immensely.

$24.99


New – Tee (short for Leticia) Woodie and her family have moved into a big, old house that is a part of her father’s inheritance from Great-uncle Sebastian. While exploring the contents of Great-uncle’s antiques-and-junk store, they find a parcel marked FOR DEAR LETICIA, MY SHABTI BOX. The decorated Egyptian box inside holds the shabti, a colorful wooden figure of a girl in painted mummy wrappings from the waist down. The writings on those wrappings are ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics. Charles, Te

$5.27


Used – Eleven-year-old Tee withdraws into her own world. When a great uncle leaves Tee an ancient Egyptian “shabti box” with a doll-like wooden figure, Tee’s brother accidentally invokes the doll’s magic. The shabti comes to life and Tee delights in using it as a double who can “stand-in” for her. Soon, the real Tee grows jealous of the all-too-human shabti, who is enjoying herself immensely.

$30.61


New – Eleven-year-old Tee withdraws into her own world. When a great uncle leaves Tee an ancient Egyptian “shabti box” with a doll-like wooden figure, Tee’s brother accidentally invokes the doll’s magic. The shabti comes to life and Tee delights in using it as a double who can “stand-in” for her. Soon, the real Tee grows jealous of the all-too-human shabti, who is enjoying herself immensely.

$31.91


New – Eleven-year-old Tee withdraws into her own world. When a great uncle leaves Tee an ancient Egyptian “shabti box” with a doll-like wooden figure, Tee’s brother accidentally invokes the doll’s magic. The shabti comes to life and Tee delights in using it as a double who can “stand-in” for her. Soon, the real Tee grows jealous of the all-too-human shabti, who is enjoying herself immensely.

$42.64


New – Eleven-year-old Tee withdraws into her own world. When a great uncle leaves Tee an ancient Egyptian “shabti box” with a doll-like wooden figure, Tee’s brother accidentally invokes the doll’s magic. The shabti comes to life and Tee delights in using it as a double who can “stand-in” for her. Soon, the real Tee grows jealous of the all-too-human shabti, who is enjoying herself immensely.

$42.64


New – Eleven-year-old Tee withdraws into her own world. When a great uncle leaves Tee an ancient Egyptian “shabti box” with a doll-like wooden figure, Tee’s brother accidentally invokes the doll’s magic. The shabti comes to life and Tee delights in using it as a double who can “stand-in” for her. Soon, the real Tee grows jealous of the all-too-human shabti, who is enjoying herself immensely.

$30.7


New – Eleven-year-old Tee withdraws into her own world. When a great uncle leaves Tee an ancient Egyptian “shabti box” with a doll-like wooden figure, Tee’s brother accidentally invokes the doll’s magic. The shabti comes to life and Tee delights in using it as a double who can “stand-in” for her. Soon, the real Tee grows jealous of the all-too-human shabti, who is enjoying herself immensely.

$58.79


New – Tee (short for Leticia) Woodie and her family have moved into a big, old house that is a part of her father’s inheritance from Great-uncle Sebastian. While exploring the contents of Great-uncle’s antiques-and-junk store, they find a parcel marked FOR DEAR LETICIA, MY SHABTI BOX. The decorated Egyptian box inside holds the shabti, a colorful wooden figure of a girl in painted mummy wrappings from the waist down. The writings on those wrappings are ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics. Charles, Te

$5.55


Used – Eleven-year-old Tee withdraws into her own world. When a great uncle leaves Tee an ancient Egyptian “shabti box” with a doll-like wooden figure, Tee’s brother accidentally invokes the doll’s magic. The shabti comes to life and Tee delights in using it as a double who can “stand-in” for her. Soon, the real Tee grows jealous of the all-too-human shabti, who is enjoying herself immensely.

$6.76


Used – Eleven-year-old Tee withdraws into her own world. When a great uncle leaves Tee an ancient Egyptian “shabti box” with a doll-like wooden figure, Tee’s brother accidentally invokes the doll’s magic. The shabti comes to life and Tee delights in using it as a double who can “stand-in” for her. Soon, the real Tee grows jealous of the all-too-human shabti, who is enjoying herself immensely.

$5.66


New – Eleven-year-old Tee withdraws into her own world. When a great uncle leaves Tee an ancient Egyptian “shabti box” with a doll-like wooden figure, Tee’s brother accidentally invokes the doll’s magic. The shabti comes to life and Tee delights in using it as a double who can “stand-in” for her. Soon, the real Tee grows jealous of the all-too-human shabti, who is enjoying herself immensely.

$3.99


Used – Eleven-year-old Tee withdraws into her own world. When a great uncle leaves Tee an ancient Egyptian “shabti box” with a doll-like wooden figure, Tee’s brother accidentally invokes the doll’s magic. The shabti comes to life and Tee delights in using it as a double who can “stand-in” for her. Soon, the real Tee grows jealous of the all-too-human shabti, who is enjoying herself immensely.

$6.62


Used – Eleven-year-old Tee withdraws into her own world. When a great uncle leaves Tee an ancient Egyptian “shabti box” with a doll-like wooden figure, Tee’s brother accidentally invokes the doll’s magic. The shabti comes to life and Tee delights in using it as a double who can “stand-in” for her. Soon, the real Tee grows jealous of the all-too-human shabti, who is enjoying herself immensely.

$10.95


<P>Tee (short for Leticia) Woodie and her family have moved into a big, old house that is a part of her father’s inheritance from Great-uncle Sebastian. While exploring the contents of Great-uncle’s antiques-and-junk store, they find a parcel marked FOR DEAR LETICIA, MY SHABTI BOX. The decorated Egyptian box inside holds the shabti, a colorful wooden figure of a girl in painted mummy wrappings from the waist down. The writings on those wrappings are ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics. Charles, Tee’s younger — and very curious — brother, borrows the figure and uses the Internet to discover what sounds the old hieroglyphics stand for. When he reads the Egyptian words aloud to Tee, strange things begin to happen. <P> That evening, slow in answering her father’s call to come and dry the dishes, Tee reaches the kitchen door only to hear the clink and rattle of plates and cutlery being put away. Peering in, she sees a costumed figure busy at work. <I>Egyptian</I> costume? The shabti? Surely not! But it is. Soon Tee is thinking of ways a secret, magical shabti-servant can help her with homework…with <I>school</I>…with…All goes well until the shabti begins to enjoy taking Tee’s place. A frightened Tee must get her back into her box, but — <I>can</I> she? <P> Inspired by the shabti figures in the British Museum, the Fitzwilliam Museum, and London’s Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology, Jane Curry has written an amusing, then scary story that catches and holds the reader in its magic to the very last word.