A fine Egyptian Bronze Toilet Mirror, Middle Kingdom, ca. 1938 - 1758 BCE Sculpture - Stone attached to a large cone-shaped

attached to a large cone-shaped krater below

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

Dimensions: Height: 7/8 inches (2

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 attached to a large cone-shapedThis 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