The Osirian triad is highly common and refers to the resurrection of Osiris. Horus the child is depicted nude with the sidelock of youth in between his mother Isis and his aunt, Nephthys. Position on mummies: breast, chest, or stomach1. These faience amulets are of the Late Period1

Blue glaze Osirian triad of Isis, Horus and Nephthys

Blue glaze
H 4.7, W 3.4, D 2.5
Ptolemaic Period
MET #26.7.890

Brown glaze Osirian triad of Isis, Horus and Nephthys

Brown glaze H 4.0, W 2.2
Late Period © 2002 Musée du Louvre/Christian Décamps # AF 10979

Blue/green glaze Osirian triad of Isis, Horus and Nephthys

Blue/green glaze
H 5.2, W 3.7, D 1.8
Late Period © The Trustees of the British Museum #EA11638

Reference

1Petrie W F M. Amulets, 1914, p. 85, Figs. 152a,b