April 23, 2024
FANTASTIC Egyptian Display Case Tut Amun Ra NO RESERVE
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RARE and in MINT Condition Egyptian Display Case or Shadow Box. A GREAT conversation piece. Stunning and completely enclosed, the heavy glass is removable, this case weighs over 12 pounds! It measures 20" across, 11" tall and 3" thick. The back does have hanging slots on either side. From right to left, the case features... 1. the Ankh, sign of eternal life/immortality, 2. wooden case of the priestess Katebet, 3. mask of Hatshepsut, 4. Gold mask of Tut, 5. Nefertiti, 6. Tut's mummy case, and 7. Amulet of the Wadjet eye or Eye or Horus. Each piece has a separate storyboard next to it. The background is deep green. T are NO chips, cracks or scratches on this case ANYW! In PERFECT condition. This would be a welcomed addition for any collector, Egyptian or history enthusiast. This item has been a popular and profitable prop rental for years. It has seen countless t.v. and movie sets! This item comes from The Prop Source in St. Louis, Missouri. The Prop Source supplied costumes and props to photographer and stylists for photo and magazine shoots, t.v. shows and commercials, movies, parades, sporting and specialized events. The Prop Source closed its doors in 2002, but you can still own a piece of its history forever! Please see my other auctions for additional antique, unique, and rare items. I usually ship the next day after payment,
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