1930s Egyptian Revival Niello Serpent Bangle queen anne Crafted in solid sterling silver

Crafted in solid sterling silver throughout

allegedly inspired by the "sea beans" that would occasionally wash up on European beaches after travelling on Ocean currents from far more exotic lands

5cm (height by width at widest point of base)

and has survived the best part of 200 years in great condition

This time the smaller groups kept modestly in the background

1930s Egyptian Revival Niello Serpent Bangle queen anne Crafted in solid sterling silverDATE: Art Deco, c. 1930 Excellent Egyptian Revivalist snake bangle dating from the 1930s. It's crafted in niello silver, with various Egyptian scenes decorating its body, and geometric scales and detailing to the head and tail it looks good worn on the upper arm. In 1922, British archaeologist Howard Carter discovered the tomb of Tutankhamun triggering a fresh wave of Egyptomania that influenced the Art Deco movement, and writers such as Agatha