Day 116 of #photoaday A collectible 1920s cigarette card, inspired by Tutmania following the discovery and emptying of the tomb of Tutankhamun from 1922 onwards #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 115 of #photoaday The pump clip from a British small- brewed pale ale named after the famous Cleopatra. Now on display in Barnsley Museum as part of “Cleopatra and the Queens of Egypt” #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 114 of #photoaday An early 20th century song that reveals the West’s view of Egypt as an exotic eastern land #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 113 of #photoaday An early 20th century postcard, not made for travellers to Egypt, but for travellers to the British seaside, but using a comedic take on a religious Egyptian theme #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 112 of #photoaday One of the world’s leading prophylactic manufacturers took brand inspiration from the romance of ancient Egypt #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 111 of #photoaday A popular card game for children and adults that took inspiration from ancient Egypt and an equally popular exhibition #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 110 of #photoaday No two things could be less connected than an ancient Egyptian queen and cigarettes, but this late 19th century box says otherwise #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 109 of #photoaday Who doesn’t like to enjoy a glass of wine whilst also enjoying ancient Egypt? Wine company 19Crimes collaboration with Universal Pictures brought a The Mummy themed limited edition bottle #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 108 of #photoaday Who does want a gold sarcophagus complete with image of themselves? This @MonsterHigh accessory allows Cleo de Nile to have hers #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 107 of #photoaday A mid-century milk bottle that uses a specific ancient Egypt link for advertisement Now on display at @BarnsleyMuseums for “Cleopatra and the Queens of Egypt” #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 106 of #photoaday The perception of Egypt as an exotic and romantic land has been perpetuated by movies and music over the last century #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 105 of #photoaday A colourful product label used for Egyptian textiles that were sold across the world #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 104 of #photoaday The oldest art materials company in the United States, not only had a Sphinx logo, but used ancient Egypt to advertise its products #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 103 of #photoaday An early 20th century postcard of Cairo focusing on one of the city’s most impressive historical buildings #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 102 of #photoaday Tapestries, rugs and wall hangings can still be bought as souvenirs by travellers to Egypt, having been made for such for well over a century #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 101 of #photoaday An object of Egyptian Revival art with a very different origin story, possibly made between 1920 and 1930 #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Can you believe it’s been 100 days of 2026 already? We’ve shown you 100 objects from the Egyptomania Museum collection… but there’s many more to come! Thank you for following us and liking & sharing our content, but most of all for joining in our love for ancient Egypt!

Day 100 of #photoaday A decorative touristic appliqué, popular with travellers to Egypt as a souvenir of the carved scenes they saw on temple and tomb walls #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 99 of #photoaday A mid-century minimalist take on the ubiquitous Egyptian Revival desert scene, minus the camel 🐪 🌴 #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 98 of #photoaday One of the newer objects in the collection, a collectible @originalfunko.bsky.social figurine from the 2023 Marvel Studios series Moon Knight #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 97 of #photoaday A piece of early 20th century piano solo sheet music written by a neglected Yorkshire composer #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 96 of #photoaday Collectible cards were all the rage in a range of products, not least of all cigarettes, from the late 19th through to the mid-20th century. This number 7 of 25, the queen and pharaoh Hatshepsut #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 95 of #photoaday Wishing everyone a very Happy Easter with this early 20th century gilt egg-shaped makeup powder casket! 🥚 🐣 🥚 #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 94 of #photoaday One of the many replicas in the @egyptomaniamuseum.bsky.social collection is a copy of an ancient shabti now believed to be part of the collection of Manchester Museum #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 93 of #photoaday An advertisement for the blockbuster mid-century portrayal of Cleopatra that took the spot from Claudette Colbert and held it until Elizabeth Taylor On display at Experience Barnsley #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 92 of #photoaday One of the newer items in the @egyptomaniamuseum.bsky.social collection, an accessory from Mattel’s @monsterhigh.bsky.social range, with an interestingly designed company branding #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 91 of #photoaday Candlesticks were not just an essential tool to help you light your house, they were another way to show off your love for ancient Egypt 🕯️ 🦁 🕯️ 🦁 🕯️ #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 90 of #photoaday Early Egyptian postcards didn’t just feature famous tourist sight, sometimes they depicted the daily life of the Egyptians themselves, as they became curiosities for western travellers 🐪 🐪 🐪 #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 89 of #photoaday Cast iron bookends that have more Egyptomania elements than most Egyptian Revival objects… #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 88 of #photoaday Two vases that have complimentary designs of some of Egypts most popular tourist sites #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 87 of #photoaday The 1970s version of a spectacular show at one of the Egypt’s most impressive sites! Did anyone see it in person? #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 86 of #photoaday A special release postage stamp from the very end of the 20th century featuring the boy king Tutankhamun #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 85 of #photoaday Beer was a daily staple of the ancient Egyptian diet, and its production is older than the pyramids, so it’s not surprising they were chosen as the brand symbol 🍻 🍺 🍻 #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 84 of #photoaday A Yorkshire-made Art Nouveau brooch that continues a long tradition of scarab beetles in Egyptian revival jewellery #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 83 of #photoaday Japanese pottery, with an ancient Egyptian design, made for a western market! 🏺 🇯🇵 🇪🇬 🇺🇸 🏺 #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 82 of #photoaday 1930s actress Claudette Colbert in her epic drama role as Cleopatra #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 81 of #photoaday A bottle of Spanish liqueur inspired by the boy king Tutankhamun #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 80 of #photoaday The 1990s was a resurgence in popular culture mummymania, including this action figure from a children’s tv show #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 79 of #photoaday A late 19th century sphinx design cigar box, a way to raise your love of Egypt in a gentlemanly conversation #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 78 of #photoaday A dinner set design possibly inspired by early 20th century excavations by @metmuseum.org #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 77 of #photoaday A Victorian “tobacco blenders to the nobility”, capitalising on the London elite’s love of Egypt #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 76 of #photoaday In honour of St Patrick’s Day, another piece of 1920s sheet music, though not the usual pairing one would expect for an Egyptian revival piece 🎶 #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 75 of #photoaday An Egyptian-inspired foxtrot love song, popularised by one of the most famous American jazz musicians of the 1920s music 🎶 #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 74 of #photoaday With more than 20 million flowers bought today for Mother’s Day in the UK, we chose this plate featuring the ancient Egyptian lotus flower 🪷 #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 73 of #photoaday A novelty bottle made by Jim Beam, the year before the release of @20thcenturystudios.bsky.social’s movie epic Can you believe Barnsley’s “Cleopatra & the Queens of Egypt” exhibition by Prof Joann Fletcher has been open for a week already? #365days #365daychallenge

Day 72 of #photoaday A mid-20th century trade swap card, a novel way to advertise a your company or product #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 71 of #photoaday A replica shabti figurine from the collections of the @britishmuseum.bsky.social, one of many replicas in the @egyptomaniamuseum.bsky.social collection #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 70 of #photoaday A very practical jug with unusual decoration, and the head of a pharaoh as its spout! #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 69 of #photoaday A French perfumier so quick to the Tutmania craze that the had to make use of well established advertising imagery instead of the latest archaeological finds #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge

Day 68 of #photoaday A 1920s collectible cigarette card by British company Cavanders depicting the goddess Ma’at #365days #365daychallenge #365photodaychallenge