Hardstone Scarab Cravat Pin
Culture
Ancient Egyptian
Datescarab: New Kingdom, about 1539–1077 BCE; gold mount: modern
Mediumhardstone and gold
Dimensions7 × 0.8 cm (2 3/4 × 5/16 in.)
ClassificationsCostumes and Accessories
Credit LineMrs. Kingsmill Marrs Collection
Object number1926.89
Label TextAncient scarabs acquired during the second half of the 19th and early 20th centuries were sometimes mounted in gold stick-pin settings designed to be worn with scarves or cravats. They served as functional neckwear devices favored by fashionable gentlemen.ProvenanceFormerly of Mrs. Kingsmill Marrs Collection; bequeathed by Mrs. Kingsmill Marrs to the Worcester Art Museum, 1925–1926.On View
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