Digital Giza | Faience amulet of Ptah-Sokar (Pataikos) (?)

Object(s) photograph: Site: Giza; view: street G 7700, G 7760, G 7754, G 7756, G 7769, G 7920

Crudely made faience [amulet] of deity, [Ptah-Sokar in form of dwarf (Pataikos)] (?).
Illustration: Yes.
Illustration scale: 1:1

ID: HUMFA_29-11-89
Alternate IDs: HUMFA_29-11-89; 29-11-89
Department: Harvard University-Boston Museum of Fine Arts Expedition
Classification: Jewelry & adornment-Amulets and pendants
Entry Date: 11/15/1929
Title: Faience amulet of Ptah-Sokar (Pataikos) (?)
Medium: Faience
Dimensions: Height: 1.6 cm
Credit Line: Harvard University–Boston Museum of Fine Arts Expedition
Provenance: W of mastaba G 7756
Remarks: This amulet represents Pataikos, a popular protective deity, amulets of whom were believed to ward off threats to the wearer. He is usually depicted as a nude dwarf with a bald head, often wielding a pair of knives.
Problems/Questions: MFA accession number verified

Faience amulet of Ptah-Sokar (Pataikos) (?)