This lot includes a Miriam Haskell Egyptian Revival Goddess 23" necklace with a lower pendant depicting a brass casting of the kneeling goddess Isis holding up a solar disc with her wings outstretched. Further up the chain hang two smaller matching brass plaques flanked by natural stone beads. The focal setting just above the goddess features a large oval banded agate cabochon secured in a hallmark Haskell filigree frame. The necklace has the signature Miriam Haskell raised oval cartouche stamped in all capitals. This lot also includes a Miriam Haskell inlaid stick pin and two pairs of Miriam Haskell screw-back earrings, all marked.

Miriam Haskell founded her iconic costume jewelry brand in New York City in 1926, creating masterworks of hand-wired opulent designs. After her passing in 1981, the Haskell operation was purchased by Frank Fialkoff in 1990, a leader in the costume jewelry industry whose reputation was similar to Miriam Haskell. Fialkoff was dedicated to maintaining & building upon the imaginative designs skills and originality that is attached to the Haskell name.

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Good, visible wear consistent with average use. There is a broken piece of mesh on the chain (barely noticeable) and some light wear to the gold-tone finish. See photos for more condition details.