Three Egyptian diminutive bronze and metal Osirus figures, 26th Dynasty 664-525 BCE and later, the first of mummified form, standing with hands emerging from his wrappings, holding the crook and flail, wearing a long false beard and a crown with a uraeus and ram horns, the whole set into a later wooden base; the other two figures likely containing a copper alloy, of roughly the same form, resting on modern stepped wooden bases.

Approximate dimensions: tallest h. 4.5", w. 1.25", with stand h. 5.5".

All with wear to surface and loss of detail, largest may have a repair at the knees, one figure having an allover verdigris patina, the other with spots of verdigris.