A Rare Egyptian Bronze Sacred Asp Finger Ring c.1200 BC; Ex Baron Amherst Collection antiques The well-executed treatment of the

The well-executed treatment of the mother and child in pastels make the picture more feminine

by Mabel Lucie Attwell for Christmas 1934

the whole sitting on ring turned walnut front legs and sabre rear legs

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A Rare Egyptian Bronze Sacred Asp Finger Ring c.1200 BC; Ex Baron Amherst Collection antiques The well-executed treatment of theOrigin: Luxor, Egypt Period: XX Dynasty Provenance: Ex Baron Amherst collection, Didlington Hall Museum, item 4 6; found Luxor in the 19th century Date: c. 1200 BC Size: M (UK) (approx.) Weight: 3. 82 grams Width: 1 inch The coiled round section bronze rod with snake head finial to form an asp, with old collector`s label stating `Egyptian Asp Finger Ring. Luxor. XX Dynasty` and card envelope marked `Ancient Egyptian. Bronze Finger Ring in the form of