1906 IROQUOIS Glass Bead TORONTO Memento

Indian artifact Iroquois glass trade bead necklace 24" circa 1680 in red and black stripes, excavated from a refuge pit Dann site Livingston County New York approx. 60 miles south of Rochester NY in a

**Originally Listed At $250** Native American, Iroquois, western New York, Seneca Reservation, ca. early 19th century CE. A beautiful beaded pouch, constructed from tan cloth and brown velveteen and a

19 century iron railroad crossing sign. Comes with the original back holder. Glass beads are falling off of sign but have been collected in a bag. See photos. From the North Syracuse, NY Estate. Pleas

ORIGIN: Iroquois (Native American peoples of northeastern United States) OBJECT: Deearskin and glass bead purse MEDIUM: Deerskin, cloth, glass beads OVERALL SIZE: Purse size: 8 1/2" x 7" DESCRIPTION:

Eight Iroquois Beaded Cloth Whimsies c. 1900 wool and cotton cloth, glass beads, paper, cardboard, thread Heights: ranging from 2 to 8 inches, excluding atta

Seven Iroquois Whimsies c. 1900 cotton and wool cloth, glass beads, sequins, cardboard, glass, thread Heights: ranging from 7 ¾ to 8 &fra

Seven Iroquois Beaded Cloth Whimsies c. 1900 cotton, silk, velvet and wool cloth, glass beads, glass, thread Heights: ranging from 3 ½ to 10

Six Iroquois Beaded Cloth Whimsies c. 1900 silk, velvet and cotton cloth, glass beads, shell, paint, cardboard, thread Heights: ranging from 4 &fra

Various Ages, Including a nice old and large beaded Iroquois whimsy, very good condition, 11" x 11"; a silver bead necklace in display case, some bead loss, tag reads "Silver glass beads ca. 1880 Geor

Beaded with floral pattern. Framed floating between glass. Dimensions: (Frame) H 12" x W 12", (Purse) H 6" x W 7" Condition: Some bead loss, frame loss to edges.

Middle Eastern Glass Beads and Pendants. Eastern Mediterranean, Phoenician Glass Bead Pendant; 400-200 BC; Purchased at auction from Christie's, 1998. ?unknown. Eastern Mediterranean Phoenician Glass

A large amber and glass bead necklace20th centuryAppears unmarkedA North African-style heavy, chunky necklace with graduated amber beads alternating with multistrands of branch coral, small shells, gl

Greece, Hellenistic period, ca. late 4th century to 2nd century BCE. Wow! A gorgeous necklace composed of twenty-five dark blue glass beads, one green glass bead, twenty-three sky blue glass beads, tw

1st-3rd century AD. A restrung necklace of large graduated spherical and cylindrical Roman and other millefiori glass beads, including six 'morphia' beads and eye beads. 234 grams, 60cm (23 1/2"). Pro

Collection of Three Ancient Thailand Glass Bead, Silver Necklaces. Including one blue glass bead measuring approximately 23 to 13.1 mm, silver melon bead, 26 inch continuous necklace; one matching blu

Ancient Java Glass Bead Necklace. A medium long necklace of nineteen small to medium ancient Javanese (jatim) multicolored millefiori beads, beads date from the 7th century CE and were traded around I

A Venetian style glass bead and opaque tear drop decorated chandelier. Ht: 19.5" Dia: 17"

An Egyptian Faience and Blue Glass Bead Necklace  Third Intermediate Period to Late Period, 1070-343 B.C. Length 8 1/8 inches (21 cm). Provenance: Private Collection, New York, acquired prior to

Classical World, Eastern Mediterranean, Phoenician, ca. mid-1st century BCE. A stunning ensemble of 61 ancient Phoenician glass beads strung to graduate in size on a modern strand with a nickel brass

Ancient Near Eastern strand of mosaic glass beads with globular pendant. Strung together with white cotton string. 13 1/2" L, folded. 800 - 1000 BC. Provenance: the estate of Mrs. Adna Godfrey Wilde,

Classical World, Eastern Mediterranean, Phoenician, ca. mid-1st century BCE. A stunning ensemble of 45 ancient Phoenician glass beads strung to graduate in size on a modern strand with a nickel brass

Great example of an earlier Hudson Bay cross with all the right marks and a large glass half bead over the center HB logo. The Hudson Bay company has been around since 1670. It is a Canadian company t

This glass bead, featuring the distinctive chevron pattern, is indicative of Islamic art from the 9th to the 11th century CE. Chevron beads were crafted using a multi-layered glass technique, highly p

This petite Roman glass bead, resplendent with its vibrant red hue and intricate patterns, exemplifies the artistry of ancient Roman craftsmanship. Its design reflects the confluence of beauty and fun