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Owned by an Arab prince… The full story of the sale of an artifact believed to have been stolen from Tutankhamun’s tomb

Amany EbrahimBy Amany EbrahimAugust 9, 2025No Comments1 Min Read0 Views
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“The Egyptian Grasshopper” sparks controversy at a London auction

On July 27, Apollo Auction House held an auction in London to sell a rare Egyptian cosmetic vessel known as the “Genoula Genoula,” made of wood and ivory. The auction ended with the piece selling for £340,000 (US$455,000), equivalent to a third of its value when it was sold in 2007.

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