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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 Ebrahim09/08/2025Updated:06/03/2026No 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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