A fine Egyptian Bronze Toilet Mirror, Middle Kingdom, ca. 1938 - 1758 BCE Sculpture - Stone probably at the capital

probably at the capital

raised crest

that a counterpoise be worn between the shoulder blades to counterbalance its weight and help it lie correctly over the chest

This painting is one of Gloria’s trademark artistic interpretations of her well-known design

The back of the cufflinks have hinged lever backs and are signed "BVLGARI" and engraved "ROMA 2nd cent A

A fine Egyptian Bronze Toilet Mirror, Middle Kingdom, ca. 1938 - 1758 BCE Sculpture - Stone probably at the capitalThis delicate bronze hand mirror was made in two pieces: the thin, ellipsoidal mirror disc has a tang that fits neatly into a hole in the socket handle. The wood handle is in the form of a papyrus column, perhaps the most popular shape for Egyptian mirror handles. The thin, elegant disc, once burnished to a gleaming reflective surface, now features a fine deep green brown patina. The shaft of metallic mirrors were made in Egypt as early as the Old