Egyptian Revival hair accessories. Various revivals and dates.
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Some interesting Egyptian Revival items. Mostly by WMF, not all.
Egyptian Revival tables from various revivals. A torchere too but it fits right in. Make your barge look like Cleopatra’s.
Egyptian Revival garden urns or jardinière.
Cast metal pair of garden urns, each with nude sphinx at the shoulder, above lion’s masks with free-moving handles, two female masks cast to the body, raised on circular socle on a square base. 19th-20th c. Egyptian Revival. Image © 2002-2021 LiveAuctioneers and Freeman’s Auctions, Philadelphia. Fair use license. via https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/106259467_a-pair-of-egyptian-revival-cast-metal-garden-urns
Egyptian Revival with a Wedgwood twist. Very popular. These pieces all being recent but they have been making it off and on for a long time.
Gilt bronze sphinxes. Various times as the fashion for Egyptian/Egyptian Revival inspired decorations never really goes away.
Egyptian Revival neckwear. From different points in the 20th century but all fun. Egyptian Revival is one of the ones that never really goes away.
Scarab motif pendant necklace modeled as a pair of mirrored stylized lotus leaves, their stems intertwining underneath, sandwiching a scarab enameled in shades of blue, ochre, and green. Suspended on two short lengths of chain from a pair of side attachments embellished with plique-à-jour enamel. Early 1900s. Possibly German. Jugendstil with an Egyptian Revival flavor. Clearly marked on the back with a dragonfly. Image © 2016 Nouveau Deco Arts. Fair use license. via https://www.nouveaudecoarts.com/Jewellery/Arts-Crafts-Egyptian-Revival-Pendant-Necklace.Html#main
Make your home look like Nefertiti is coming to stay. Plates of Ancient Egyptian décor from when Egyptian Revival was the chicest style. “Farbige Dekorationen.” Written by Helmuth Theodor Bossert, it was published in Berlin in 1928.Captions in German, French and English on the original document. Please enlarge the images to read them in French or English.
Egyptian Revival with a Tiffany Studios spin. Egyptian Revival has been going in and out of fashion for around 200 years. It always comes back. All of that with that extra fabulousness.
Style sheets to make any space look a bit fancier. Ancient Egyptian designs from Helmuth Theodor Bossert’s work “An encyclopaedia of colour decoration from the earliest times to the middle of the XIXth century” which was published in Berlin in 1928.
