Age of Egyptian Theme Costume Brooch?

This is not my area, but I thought it had some interest. Can anyone suggest a time period for its production based on style and fittings? The rectangular body is 1 3/4" (4.5 cm) x 1 1/2" (3 cm). Some sort of base (non-magnetic) metal with pseudo gold wash. No markings of any kind. I suppose it might be related to the early 20th century Tut mania, but I am not sure. Thanks.

 

I'm voting stamped brass, mid-20th.

 

Not the first Tut Revival, post 1926, the clasp is later, post war. 1950s ish, Czech or German.

 

Thank you. That gives me a better starting place for research.

 

it's a nice thing. I think the dangles are meant to be wee mummies.

 

I did find this one on etsy. It seems to have the same grumpy pharaoh. But the dangles are openwork, and have those "coins". The dangles on the one I have appear to be crimped at the ends. I wonder if there were originally coins? (I like the idea of "wee mummies".) The etsy seller dates it to the 1930s.

 

Yours don't look as though they catered for coins to me - those on the Etsy one are sheer fantasy. Without seeing its back, can't tell if it's 30s.

 

It's pure costume, never anything other than what it is now.

 

My guess is 1970s, perhaps from India, perhaps gilt, with different mass-produced parts assembled to make the form?