A Louis V. Aronson (1869-1940) Art Deco cold painted model of an Egyptian sarcophagus, early 20th century, the front opening to reveal an erotic gilt model of a nude lady in 1920s headdress, set to a marble plinth, possibly adapted from an Aronson lamp base of the same period, 22.5cm high Note: Louis V. Aronson is best known for inventing the Ronson cigarette lighter, but his Art Metal Wares company produced many other sought after pieces, including the Sarcophagus table lamp, introduced to capitalise on the revival of interest in ancient Egyptian artefacts following the opening of Tutankhamun's tomb in1922