1920s Egyptian Revival Silver Filigree Bracelet onyx An incredible example of WW1
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An incredible example of WW1 "trench art"
the German organic chemist's eureka moment when he figured out the molecular structure of benzene:
Wearable length: 23 inches
some wear to the horses and the board around the folds
remarkable in style and execution
1920s Egyptian Revival Silver Filigree Bracelet onyx An incredible example of WW1DATE: Art Deco, c. 1925 Charming antique Egyptian Revival bracelet featuring seven panels decorated with fine filigree silverwork and various ancient Egyptian figures or scenes. It dates from the 1920s, presumed of Egyptian origin, made in the wake of the Egyptomania that washed over Europe and America after the discovery of Tutankhamen's tomb by Howard Carter in 1922. MEASUREMENTS Wearable length: 6. 5 inches Width of largest panel: 2. 8cm WEIGHT 20.
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