Austin Productions 1977 King Tut Bust AP1920 Gold Egyptian Revival 14"

Striking 1977 Austin Productions, Inc. King Tutankhamun sculptural bust, model AP1920, finished in the company’s rich “Antique Gold” coloration and mounted on a contrasting black rectangular display base. The sculpture depicts Tutankhamun in the recognizable striped nemes headdress, complete with royal cobra and vulture imagery, ceremonial false beard, and broad collar detailing. The deep antiqued shading emphasizes the modeled facial features and carved decoration, giving the piece a strong museum-inspired Egyptian Revival presentation. An excellent statement piece for an Egyptian Revival, Egyptomania, Hollywood Regency, eclectic, maximalist, library, office, or collector’s interior. Details Brand / Maker: Austin Productions, Inc. Model: AP1920 Subject: King Tutankhamun / King Tut Item: Decorative sculptural bust Date: 1977 Origin: United States design/brand; exact manufacturing location not indicated Dimensions: Approx. 14" H × 11" W × 7" D Materials: Austin Productions Durastone / cast composite sculpture with painted finish; mounted to a black display base Finish: Antique Gold Color Palette: Antique gold, bronze-brown shading, black Markings: Molded/inscribed Austin Productions 1977 marking on rear Original Label: Base retains AP1920 / KING TUT ANTIQUE GOLD retail identification label Additional Label: Vintage Dillard’s retail inventory label remains underneath Design Styles: Egyptian Revival, Neo-Egyptian, Egyptomania, Hollywood Regency, 1970s Decorative Arts, Maximalist, Grand Tour-Inspired Condition Vintage condition with age-appropriate cosmetic wear. The sculpture retains an attractive antique-gold finish with darker shading throughout the recessed details. There are scattered surface marks, small scuffs, minor finish wear, discoloration, and light abrasions consistent with age and display. The black base also shows minor scratches and edge wear. Original identification and retail labels remain attached underneath. No major structural breakage is apparent in the supplied photographs. Please review all photos closely, particularly the detailed views of the finish, headdress, rear marking, and base.