Trade Beads (46) Brown Decorated

Forty-six (46) trade beads measures approximately .625 in. each. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be requested via email. Condition report is provided as an opinion only and is no guaran

16 ½” x 12 ¼” Display Frame containing a 30” Strand of Trade Beads and 10 Brown Bear Claws

Title : Antique Venetian Trade Beads, Mix (46 Beads) Description (FR) : Ensemble de 46 billes de commerce en verre souflee Venitienne ancienne C.18-19TH Siecle, 12 billes bleu a raillures blanche, 28

Native American, Plains Indians, ca. 1st half 20th century CE. Beautiful pair of beaded moccasins, lane-stitched with sinew and colorful glass trade beads, each decorated with red, white, yellow, and

Strand of Highly Decorated Trade Beads, Authentic Native American Arrowhead

Early Sioux Pipe Bag. 42" long with fringe. Early 1900's. Ex-Bryce Hathcock. Collected from a private museum in Martin, South Dakota. Well decorated with trade beads and porcupine quill work. Beaded b

Inca, Chavin, Moche and Trade - 10 sodalite beads, 1 brown jade, 1 quartz crystal pendant (clear), 1 red/orange quartite, and two nueva cadiz (blue) with the longest approx 2" L.

Chestnut brown silk, the sleeveless scoop-neck bodice decorated with brown bugle beads in a vertical stripe pattern terminating in beaded fringe at the set-in waist with self piping, slightly gathered

(5) items, African Kuba leather and vegetal ceremonial belt beaded and decorated with glass trade beads and cowrie shells, 38" long; in addition 4 other accessories included with this lot, each decora

34” strand of mostly opal essence faceted trade beads, few rare green and brown ones

Large cross with a center circle as used by the Celts and Russian Orthodox in silver with many marks hanging off of a trade bead necklace. The Hudson Bay company has been around since 1670. It is a Ca

46” Strand White Dutch Trade Beads, 30” Strand Multi Colored Trade Beads, (2) 18” Strands Beads

28.5" x 7.8" x 6.25". Reservation period, Tack decorated boards, Canvas cover bead decorated with floral motifs, Trade cloth cotton lining, Mid century commercial doll within. **Some dirt and wear fro

Antique Konyak Naga Bicolor Belt. Very rare, two tone brown and orange glass trade bead festival belt with antique chank shell button; worn by young women of high status. Size: 30.25'' x 4.5'' (77 x 1

Mid 1900s, Single strand of brown, rounded Dutch glass tradebeads with textured surface. Very good condition. 24"

A brown leather dress with sweaty trade beads along with a pair of moccasins and a purse. Noted bead loss and holes in leather

IKARA Silk Red toned Vintage Dress Shirt. Beaded embroidered dress shirt. Red toned silk shirt decorated with black and brown toned beads. Tag reads IKARA, outer 100% silk. Also marked as XL. Measures

IKARA Silk Red toned Vintage Dress Shirt. Beaded embroidered dress shirt. Red toned silk shirt decorated with black and brown toned beads. Tag reads IKARA, outer 100% silk. Also marked as XL. Measures

2 Frames with Trade Bead Necklaces and 1 Frame with bead decorated head band – circa 1950’s

Collection of Two Glass Trade Bead Necklaces. A long knotted graduated necklace of Japanese lamp work trail decorated glass beads together with a long decorated necklace of African lamp work trade bea

(59) strands, including (10) strands of skunk elbow Krobo powder glass beads; (11) strands of brown/pink powder glass with black and white spotted decoration; (25) strands of black powdered glass bead

For your consideration is an early Venetian Skunk or Roman Eye trade bead necklace. Each bead is uniquely shaped with white, brown, red, blue, and yellow design. Skunk Beads are modernly referred to a

3 small strings of assorted beads found at Washington Boro, Lancaster County PA. 1 string is drilled fossil stones, other 2 are glass, red, white, brown, black and striped. Glass strands are approx 8"

Early 1900s, Single strand of rare dark brown/black Dutch "sea glass" beads that are 1-1/2" in diameter and molded from recycled glass. Very good condition, with a few of the common cracks that these