A Wood Figure of a Brewer, late 11th/early 12th Dynasty, circa 1900-1850 B.C.

leaning forward and wearing anklets(?) and kilt, the short hair and other details painted in black.

Diniacopoulos Collection (1910-1954), sold in part to benefit Concordia University, Montreal ( Sotheby's, New York, December 10th, 1999, no. 421 [part] )

Note missing left arm, nose, and area above proper left eye, ears abraded, end of proper right foot damaged, termite damage underneath proper left leg, extensive areas of repaint.
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For related figures cf. James H. Breasted, Jr., Egyptian Servant Statues, Washington, D.C., 1948, pls. 33-39.