UK-made Wedgwood [Egyptian Pharaoh and Queen] limited edition hand-carved crystal pair of wine glasses

**❖ A symbol of ancient civilization | Rare pair of cups | Limited to 500 pairs worldwide** This pair of wine glasses was specially made by Wedgwood Glass in the UK for John Sinclair Ltd., and was inspired by the legendary love and royal totem of Tutankhamun, the youngest pharaoh of ancient Egypt, and his queen Ankhesenamun. The cup body is made of rare Stone double-layer crystal, as warm as light and shadow amber, with a relief portrait of Jasper embedded in it. The front is a side silhouette of the pharaoh and the queen. The pair of cups symbolizes the eternal connection between the king and the queen. 【Brand】: British Wedgwood Product Name: The Egyptian Chalices 【Origin】:Made in England 【Material】: Crystal glass + Jasper relief 【Year】：About 1980s 【Size】: Height 14cm* Diameter 8cm Condition: Well-preserved and boxed / Limited to 500 pieces worldwide / With limited edition certificate **❖ Craftsmanship and details** 🔸The cup body is fully hand-cut, engraved with feather leaf patterns and radial star-shaped bottom 🔸Two orange-red Jasper relief seals are inlaid in the center of the cup wall, with clear details 🔸The base is crystal clear and the lines are sharp and angular, showing the pinnacle of Wedgwood glass craftsmanship 🔸Each pair comes with a limited edition certificate, marking the number and production background **❖ Brand and historical background** This limited edition piece is signed by Wedgwood Chairman Arthur Bryan and comes from the original factory in Staffordshire, England, inheriting the royal craftsmanship and neoclassical aesthetic tradition since 1759. **❖ Collection Evaluation** Inspired by archaeology and royalty, this pair of Chalice cups, incorporating Jasper relief carving and multicolored laminated crystal, symbolizes a millennium-long imperial love and faith. Their limited edition status, the design, and the unifying spirit of Wedgwood's artistry make them a rare and unique piece that embodies the symbolism of ancient civilization with the tradition of British craftsmanship.