Which pharaoh's name and image were widely used as product endorsements on goods in Ancient Egypt, creating what historians consider one of the first 'brand names' in history?

Long before celebrity endorsements became a staple of modern marketing, ancient civilizations had their own sophisticated methods of product promotion. Royal seals, craftsman marks, and even celebrity endorsements existed thousands of years ago. This trivia question explores how ancient Egyptian pharaohs utilized their image for what might be considered the world's earliest formal product endorsement system.

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Tutankhamun, whose seal appeared on wines and oils to indicate royal approval and superior quality
Ramses II, who established a systematic endorsement program where his name on products indicated royal production standards
Cleopatra, who licensed her image for cosmetic products and fragrances throughout the Mediterranean
Akhenaten, who revolutionized product marketing by mandating his unique artistic style appear on all premium goods