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Posted 9 months ago
valentino97
(116 items)
I'm certain this is at least from the 1930's because of the clasp and it could be 1920's Egyptian Revival...might be gold instead of brass base metal. I'm not sure. The links are all hand soldered (a little solder shows). The pyramids have a gentle dot texture on surface. The green carved flower is cracked - so sad - but all in place and doesn't show when wearing. And the bracelet is very special - larger links than necklace.
No marks at all. Always gets comments. I love Egyptian jewelry so it couldn't have landed with a better owner than me. I found in the early 90's at a thrift store for $4.50, knew it was really special that day. I will never part with it... or maybe for a trip to Egypt... or at the very least will wear it on my trip to Egypt.
Art Nouveau and Art Deco Costume JewelryThe Art Nouveau movement started in the late 19th century as a rejection of…
Egyptian Revival JewelryYou might think the intrigue surrounding the ill-fated Cleopatra, last quee…
I believe this was actually made to simulate a Chinese piece
See that stone? That was made to imitate antique Chinese jade carvings
They look exactly like that too, rectangular, usually floral, chrysanthemums, sometimes dragons
Great set. Small miracle they weren't separated in the past 80 years
They were hooked together so yes - they survived together! Thanks for your comments. I love this set.
Thank you Bellin, Justanovice, vetraio, vintagemad, jfm and Newtimes for loving this set and bringing it back for us all to view again. It is such a wonderful old costume piece crafted in best quality.