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Pair of anthropomorphic shafts in the form of Art Deco Osirian pillars, ca. 1930.
1930.
Chiseled silver.
Conceived as an integral part of a piece of Art Deco furniture, ca. 1930.
Weight: 8825g.
Measurements: 56,5 x 13 x 9 cm.
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Pair of anthropomorphic shafts in the form of Art Deco Osirian pillars, ca. 1930.
1930.
Chiseled silver.
Conceived as an integral part of a piece of Art Deco furniture, ca. 1930.
Weight: 8825g.
Measurements: 56,5 x 13 x 9 cm.
Pair of decorative shafts belonging to an Art Deco piece of furniture, made in richly chiseled silver.
in richly chiseled silver. They represent anthropomorphous figures of pharaohs
in Osirian attitude, with arms crossed on the chest holding scepters,
nemes headdress and profuse ornamentation of hieroglyphic inspiration. The base
reliefs of sacred birds.
These pieces reflect the influence of Egyptomania in the European design of the 1920s and 1930s, motivated by the
the twenties and thirties, motivated by the archaeological discoveries in the Valley of the Kings.
Valley of the Kings, which had a great impact on the aesthetics of Art Deco.
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