209
Daressy #: --
Owner: Hesunetjeref (tomb undiscovered, perhaps at Qurnet Murai)
Reasons: --
Transliteration: wbA-nswt Xrd n kAp Hsw-nTr=f
Translation: Cup-bearer of the king, child of the kap, Hesunetjeref
Date: --
Length: --
Colours: --
Findspots:
One example stored in TT 222 by IFAO, from which the drawing was copied (01-115 in Davies's notebook and 04-039 in Macadam's Green file).
Remarks:
Davies comments 'too small head' (01-115 in Davies's notebook).
The ascribed owner is identical with that of # 545.
From the handwriting, it can be reasonably concluded that both cones were created by different individuals. However, it is uncertain which was created first and for what reason Hesunetjeref desired a second one. If one is to speculate, it is possible that he had cone # 209 first, but that the quality did not meet his expectations. Consequently, he may have sought cone # 545. To date, there is only one example of # 209, whereas there are nearly 10 examples of # 545. This supports the hypothesis that # 545 was created as a result of dissatisfaction with # 209.
EMC has a statue of a certain Hesynetjeref, dated to the 19th dynasty, who was 'Sms nb=f r nmtt=f jrj rdwj n nb tAwj jb n nswt wab awj TAy-xw Hr wnmj nswt jmj-rA nst (or jpAt) nswt (CG 569. Borchardt 1925: 118-119)'. The origin of the statue is unknown and the titles are different to each other but the similarity of the rare names is remarkable.
See also 05-110 in Macadam's DALEX file 1 and 06-043, 044, 088, 089, & 090 in his DALEX file 2.