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Two Rare Etched Brass Pyramids, Germany, c, 1925

Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Enamel: Enamelware: Pre 1920   item# 983452

Two Rare Etched Brass Pyramids, Germany, c, 1925
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Green Lion Antiques
301-651-7195


$395.00 the two 

These two decorated brass pyramids, one larger one smaller, have each of their facets covered in what appears to be etched enamel-or gilt patinated-hieroglyphics, and ancient Egyptian images, gods, scenes from the afterlife. I am uncertain as to their origin, although my best guess is that they were rather high class souvenirs generated in Germany during the craze that followed the discovery of Tutankhamen's tomb in 1922. But possibly they are somewhat older. Excellent condition of decorated ...click for details


Green Enamel Egg Etui or Snuff - Roosters, c. 1920

Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Enamel: Enamelware: Pre 1920   item# 880331

Green Enamel Egg Etui or Snuff - Roosters, c. 1920
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Green Lion Antiques
301-651-7195


$625.00 

Perched upon a subtle green background, this egg-shaped pill box cum snuff cum etui measures 2 1/2" high by 2" in diameter. There is a rooster strutting on the base, and a hen on the top, each executed the the most exquisite enamels. The workmanship is superb, and the gilt mounting is crisp and fine, as is the closing hook. All in supreme condition and about 75 years old. Most likely of French manufacture.


Battersea style Enamel Box with Sampson Mk, c. 1850

Catalogue: Antiques: Decorative Art: Enamel: Pre 1900   item# 903852

Battersea style Enamel Box with Sampson Mk, c. 1850
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Green Lion Antiques
301-651-7195


$525.00 

I am always pleased to get these enamel boxes with the sampson "x" mark, because they are always legitimate. They are mid-Nineteenth Century copies of Eighteenth Century boxes, and 150 years old themselves. This one is in very good shape for a larger box 2" high, 3 1/4" Wide, and 2 1/2" deep - but there are always some issues with these, fragile items that they are. There is some crazing visible on the sides, none on the bottom and some on the lid with one contusion visib ...click for details

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