Art Deco Egyptian Revival Fringe Necklace wood and still keeps good time

and still keeps good time

Cool antique box formed in the shape of a tomato

posey) take their name from the old word Poesy

and associated by the Romans with female fertility and eroticism

Art Deco Egyptian Revival Fringe Necklace wood and still keeps good timeDATE: Art Deco, c. 1930 In 1922, the British archaeologist Howard Carter discovered the tomb of Tutankhamun triggering a fresh wave of Egyptomania that influenced the Art Deco movement, and writers such as Agatha Christie and Thomas Mann. Egyptian Revival jewellery came back into fashion, and demand for Egyptian themed pieces such as this one boomed. An impressive Egyptian Revival necklace dating from the 1930s. It comprises three square panels,