Art Deco Egyptian Revival Damascene Panel Necklace patek philippe depicting a man on one

depicting a man on one knee looking up at the sun with arms outstretched

and the date it was made: 1979

To the ancient Greeks

and most often associated with the Beltaine festival marking the mid-point between the spring equinox and the summer solstice

Art Deco Egyptian Revival Damascene Panel Necklace patek philippe depicting a man on oneDATE: Art Deco, c. 1930 A striking Egyptian revival necklace comprising nine damascene panels in varying shapes, depicting various scenes. They're incredibly intricately worked, each panel depicting a different scene, with 24k gold inlays. Created in Japan in the 1930s, riding the wave of Egyptomania inspired by the discovery of Tutankhamen's tomb in 1922, it's unmarked other than K24 on two of the panels. Damascene is a technique of creating black