Egyptian Revival Gold Pendant

This is a gold-toned pendant, approximately 0.875 inches in size, with an intricate design inspired by Ancient Egyptian motifs. The pendant is rectangular, featuring an openwork, filigree-style construction. The top and bottom edges are designed to resemble architectural cornices or friezes, detailed with what appear to be wave or meander patterns, indicating fine craftsmanship. The main scene depicted within the frame shows at least two anthropomorphic figures, one clearly identifiable as human and another with the head of a jackal, likely Anubis, both rendered in a classic Egyptian profile. There are also slender, column-like elements separating these figures. The gold material exhibits a consistent, bright yellow hue, suggesting it is either solid gold or a high-quality gold plating. The surface appears smooth with a slight sheen, although the image resolution makes it difficult to assess minor scratches or wear. A bail for suspension is present at the top center, allowing it to be worn on a chain. Additionally, there are small loops on the bottom corners, which could be for decorative dangles or to connect to other jewelry components, suggesting it might have been part of a larger piece or a charm bracelet/multiple-charm pendant. The overall condition appears good, with no obvious signs of significant damage or repair. The detailed figures and decorative elements suggest a piece made with attention to detail, likely from the mid to late 20th century, when Egyptian revival styles were popular in jewelry design.

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