17th C. Native American Glass & Ceramic Bead Necklace

**Originally Listed At $400** North America, Native American, ca. 17th to 18th century CE. A fabulous pair of Native American necklaces, each featuring dozens of opaque glass trade beads strung on a m

a belt with thirteen silver medallions on rawhide, 39”; a necklace with graduated turquoise beads, 16”; a Hudson Bay red glass trade bead necklace, 25”; a late 19th c. California Miwok burial ne

Native American, Pacific Northwest, United States or Canada, Haida or Tlingit peoples, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A beautiful handmade wool felt and beaded satchel, with an appliqued abstract m

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

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Native American, southwestern United States, Navajo, ca. mid-20th century CE. A gorgeous necklace of 54 discoid turquoise stone beads, graduating in size and accompanied by 12 discoid coral beads scat

Central Europe, Italy, Venice, ca. 17th to 19th century CE. A collection of chevron glass trade beads, strung in ascending sizes on a modern wire as a wearable necklace with modern nickel terminal bea

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Native American Jewelry including: Navajo silver bead necklace c. 1950 ($65); Zuni silver & turquoise necklace c. 1940 ($95); Navajo silver rainbow man pin ($50); Unique Santa Domingo Pueblo shell pen

Native American, Western United States, Sioux tribe, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE; United States, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A leather knife sheath with stunning glass bead work that hold

Collection includes Navajo sand cast naja necklace, turquoise pendant (signed D. Strungston Sterling) on sterling bead chain; as well as glass bead necklace and Peruvian Tumi pendant. Turquoise penda

Native American, Southwest, Apache, ca. 1890s to 1910s. A charming Apache cradleboard and doll. The cradleboard is made of wood, painted fabric, and glass beads - with a backboard comprised of wooden

Three Native American jewelry items Comprising a lengthy Arapaho dentalium shell earring with a few losses, a Creek white glass bead necklace, and a Seminole glass bead and silver necklace. white bead

North America, New Mexico or Arizona, early 20th century CE. Gorgeous turquoise and heshe bead necklace comprised of 48 natural turquoise nuggets and dozens of heshe bead spacers. The natural veining

North America, New Mexico or Arizona, early 20th century CE. Gorgeous turquoise and heshe bead necklace comprised of 48 natural turquoise nuggets and dozens of heshe bead spacers. The natural veining

Native American, Southwest, Plains or Crow Indians, ca. 1930s to 1950s CE. An attractive pair of beaded deer hide moccasins, lane-stitched with sinew and glass beads of sky blue, spring green, scarlet

Native American, Northern Plains, Crow, ca. mid/late 20th century CE. Beaded bag constructed from native tanned deer hide with a striking beaded composition comprised of glass trade beads in a myriad

EARLY 20TH C. HUDSON BAY NATIVE AMERICAN MADE GORGET Early 20th century Hudson Bay Native American made tourist trade gorget with blue glass beads. Pendant is in the shape of a Papal cr

Old Native American bear claw necklace with blown glass beads. Strung on braided string. Condition: Excellent. Stretched L 24".

Native American silver (content unknown) necklace, sterling stamped pendant with bezel-set red coral, signed Martha Cayatineto (Navajo, 20th c.), on an assembled, graduated bench bead strand with stam

Elizabeth Abeyta, Nah-Glee-eh-Bah (Navajo/Dine, 1955-2006) Two ceramic sculptures. Each signed. Seated with turquoise bead necklace and wood backpack. Dimensions: Standing 15 x 8 x 6 Property from a C

UNIDENTIFIED ARTIST, PROBABLY MÉTIS OR POSSIBLY TLINGIT Octopus Bag, c. 1860s trade cloth, glass beads, steel cut beads, wool yarn, hide, cotton cloth and thread, 20.5 x 10 x 0.25 (52.1 x 25.4 x

Two Plains Items c. 1890including a Sioux woman's pipe and a Cheyenne p

Native American, Southwestern United States, Navajo, ca. mid-20th century CE. A lovely and wearable necklace comprised of American currency, silver and brass beads, and turquoise stones. The necklace