Vintage Egyptian Pharaoh Head Ring Adjustable Brass Tone Costume Novelty MCM

This is a unique piece of Vintage Egyptian Revival costume jewelry featuring the detailed face of a Pharaoh wearing the iconic Nemes headdress. The piece is made of a brass or gold-tone base metal. Circa or Era: The Egyptian Revival style became highly popular after the discovery of King Tut's tomb. Based on the construction and material, this ring is likely from the 1920s to 1950s. Given its simple metal construction, it may have originally been a prize from a gumball vending machine, Cracker Jack box, or similar novelty item of the era. Condition: The ring is in good vintage condition. It is an adjustable band currently set at approximately size 5. The pharaoh head face is securely attached to the band, though it appears the ring was previously fixed or repaired at the connection point on the back with solder or adhesive, as shown in the photos. The Pharaoh face itself may have originally existed as a standalone charm, prize, or lapel pin, and was later mounted to this adjustable ring base by an owner. This repair/soldering is not noticeable when the ring is being worn or on display. Measurements (Approximate): Face Width: 1 inch Face Height: 1 inch This striking ring is an excellent collector's item for those who love Egyptian themed jewelry, vintage costume pieces, gumball/Cracker Jack prizes, or unique historical revival styles.