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Large Collection of Indian Stone and Glass Trade Beads. Including numerous beads in varying shaped sizes and colors in white, red, orange and yellow tones. {Gross Weight: 256.3 dwts} Provenance: The N

A long string of colorful Spun glass beads, likely Italian, a Tribal necklace with figural charms (one charm missing) and a string of small colorful glass beads. total weight: 1 pound.

STERLING SILVER SIGNED RINGS - LOT OF 4 Four sterling silver signed rings, includes a glass trade bead, onyx, and Deer Creek fire agate. All signed to the interior. Weight: 29g Shipping / Pickup: We C

6th century BC-16th century AD. A mixed group including a bronze bow brooch, bronze bulb weight, silver cell with inset glass cabochon, silvered bronze belt plaque and other items. 66.7 grams total, 1

A large collection of Ancient Roman or Parthian Empire beads made of agate, rock crystal, and color glass. Ca. 2nd century BC to 1st century AD. Total Weight: 482 grams. Parthian Empire was an Ancient

Whiting Trade marked Sterling 3 Footed weaved Basket with blue glass interior. Approx. size 5 inches tall x3.5 wide. Approx. weight (without glass) 52.1 grams (with glass) 4.8 oz. IMPORTANT: NO In-Hou

Steuben Glass "Trade and Commerce" Bowl , designed by Sidney Waugh and George Thompson in 1943, h. 6 in, dia. 7 1/2 in Provenance: Jeffrey Purtell, NH, 2009; Collection of Dr. Isidore Cohn, Jr. (1921-

Blue glass trade bead multistrand necklace- original, 62- strand, unusual blue glass large seed bead, full, thick Konyak Naga necklace, similar to more usual turquoise glass beads and also usually wor

Guatemalan Venetian and Bohemian Glass Trade Bead, Silver Coin Necklace. Composed of numerous red, green and colorless glass trade beads, interspersed by nine silver coins, forming a continuous 108 in

This string of Susquehannock glass trade beads consists of blue, white, white striped and chevron beads with assorted black beads. Length is approx 30" L total length. These beads are from the Harry 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

Iron and glass trade sign in the form of eye glasses C 1900. Ht: 22.5" Wd: 54" Dpth: 5"

Canada, Montreal, ca. end of 18th century CE. Rare and very fine necklace comprised of alternating glass beads in shades of off-white and blue-gray with silver cross pendant. Cross is set with 8 black

**Originally Listed At $1400** Roman, Parthian, Imperial Period, ca. 2nd to 4th century CE. A squat, free-blown, emerald-green glass cup with a concave base and a rough pontil scar, short walls, a sha

Manufactured in Holland or possibly Germany, traded to the Dogon people of Mali, ca. 18th to early 19th century CE. A strand of approximately 150 disc-shaped glass trade beads, most deep blue, with a

A group of 12 strands of African glass trade beads. 19th / 20th century. Including Yoruba, powder glass, old world glass, and more. Various colors, sizes, shapes, and patterns. Condition: Please note:

A necklace comprising approximately 42 Venetian glass trade beads of varying designs. Approx. 33" longPlease Note - we do not make reference to the condition of lots within descriptions. We are howeve

Five Strands of Antique Red Glass Trade Beads, Including Venetian Glass. Longest Necklace 33.5 in. long. Shortest Necklace 24 in. long. Smallest Bead Diameter 3.93mm. Largest Bead Diameter 29.08mm. Al

A strand of Russian/Eastern European blue glass trade beads19th century; Columbia River Basin, WashingtonA single strand of faceted cobalt blue glass trade beads, likely traded on the Pacific Northwes

Eye Glass Trade Sign - Wood 54 1/4"H x 11 1/2"

A group of 12 strands of Venetian millefiori glass beads. Various shapes and sizes. Approx. 12"-22" long.Provenance: Patrick J. Lusk Collection. In most cases the date is a 20th century attribution is

A group of 10 strands of Venetian millefiori glass beads. Various shapes and sizes. Approx. 11"-14" long.Provenance: Patrick J. Lusk Collection. In most cases the date is a 20th century attribution is

Optician glass trade sign, circa 1910, framed.The glass sign is 12 inches x 8 inches, and the frame is 1/3rd of an inch.

West Africa, Ghana or Mali, possibly originating in Western Europe, Netherlands, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A long strand of 28 large glass beads each of a deep teal green hue. Each bead is fo