Silver Egyptomania Scarab, Circa 1970
Silver Egyptomania scarab, circa 1970
Silver object featuring a scarab beetle, inspired by ancient Egypt and made during the 1970s.
The piece is characterized by an assertive volumetric treatment and precise modeling. The domed shell is structured by fine engraved incisions that suggest its natural segmentation.
The head is treated in relief, with stylized lateral elements evoking the legs. The reverse is engraved with a hieroglyphic cartouche attributed to Sesostris I (12th Dynasty), in a decorative transcription characteristic of modern Egyptian production.
Please note: the piece is not hallmarked.
Dimensions:
* Length: 5.5 cm
* Width: 3.5 cm
Silver object featuring a scarab beetle, inspired by ancient Egypt and made during the 1970s.
The piece is characterized by an assertive volumetric treatment and precise modeling. The domed shell is structured by fine engraved incisions that suggest its natural segmentation.
The head is treated in relief, with stylized lateral elements evoking the legs. The reverse is engraved with a hieroglyphic cartouche attributed to Sesostris I (12th Dynasty), in a decorative transcription characteristic of modern Egyptian production.
Please note: the piece is not hallmarked.
Dimensions:
* Length: 5.5 cm
* Width: 3.5 cm
650 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Rome and Antic Greece
Condition: Good condition
Material: Sterling silver
Length: 5,5cm
Width: 3,5cm
Reference (ID): 1742715
Availability: In stock
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