An Egyptian applique textile wall hanging, circa 1920's/30's, worked on a cotton ground with a processional scene of figures before the Sphinx beside a pyramid.
These Egyptian panels were made as tourist souvenirs after Howard Carter discovered Tutankhamen's tomb in 1922 and helped to satisfy the mania for all things Egyptian.
Condition is good overall, there is some wear to the top left hand side.
44cm x 123cm
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA266325
Description
An Egyptian applique textile wall hanging, circa 1920's/30's, worked on a cotton ground with a processional scene of figures before the Sphinx beside a pyramid.
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These Egyptian panels were made as tourist souvenirs after Howard Carter discovered Tutankhamen's tomb in 1922 and helped to satisfy the mania for all things Egyptian.
Hand of Glory
Condition is good overall, there is some wear to the top left hand side.
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