EGYPTIAN GRAND TOUR AMULET, 17th-18th CENTURY

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Faience, 1 3/4” height modeled as a pharaoh in desert hood with aegis and solar disk above. These were made in Egypt for sale to primarily English youths who, upon achieving the age of 21, would take a once in a lifetime tour of the ancient monuments and sites to complete their educational experience. They were sold as genuine, as were reproductions of ancient pottery and other artifacts. Mounted for modern wear with silver suspension and an 18” sterling silver neck chain (shown). Genuine 200 year old antique replicating the 3000 year old original.

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EGYPTIAN GRAND TOUR AMULET, 17th-18th CENTURY

Lot 0177

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