From Louvre, Paris, E 3374 , New Kingdom, Reign of Ramses II, (1279BCE-1213BCE),
Height:17 cm

Why is Nephthys so much smaller than Set? The typical answer given is because she was seen as having lesser importance. But it simply could be that's all the bigger piece of stone the sculptor had, and he'd rather put her in than not have her.

And there's a further problem. The above photo is the one from the Louvre Museum. However, a plate in TeVelde's Seth, God of Confusion_ shows Nephthys to Set's left. One of those photos has been flipped, but which one?

I found another image which again shows Nepthys to the left:


From insecula.com

Yes, it's a confusing mystery!