Antique Egyptian-style jewelry set Comprising: a five-row necklace alternating four-lobed brass plates, tubular turquoise earthenware beads, coral-colored beads and small pendants in imitation of Ottoman coins; a pair of matching clip-on earrings. L. necklace: 50 cm; H. earrings: 9.5 cm The necklace is missing a clasp and is damaged or missing. Provenance : Former property of orientalist artist Suzanne Drouet Reveillaud (1885-1970). By descent. A Set of Egyptian-style Jewelry

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