12 Strands of African glass trade beads.

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 group of 12 strands of Venetian glass African trade beads. Various colors and sizes. Provenance: Patrick J. Lusk Collection

A group of 8 strands of Venetian glass African trade beads. ++ 5 strands of maroon, yellow, black, and white drawn beads. 12"-16"l. ++ 3 strands of Venetian Awale chevron glass African trade beads. 19

A group of 6 strands of Venetian glass African trade beads. ++ 4 strands of yellow,maroon, and green mille fiori beads including "fried egg.'" 12"l. ++ 1strand of Venetian "wedding cake" and chevron g

A group of 4 strands of Venetian mille fiori glass African trade beads. Yellow, maroon other colors. Several beads are "elbow" shaped. 12"-14"l. Condition: Please note: strand measurements are approxi

Western Europe, Italy, Venice, ca. 19th century CE; West Africa, ca. 19th to mid-20th century. An enormous strand of Venetian glass trade beads, each comprised of vibrant colors and elaborate decorati

**Originally Listed At $125** Europe, Venice (modern day Italy), found in western Africa, ca. 18th to early 19th century CE. A collection of thirty-five glass beads on a modern string, with about a th

A group of 13 strands of glass African trade beads. Various colors and sizes. Provenance: Patrick J. Lusk Collection

Early 1900s, Single strand of opaque Dutch or African glass tradebeads in unique blue color. Very good condition, minor chips. 26"

A group of 9 strands of Venetian glass African trade beads. 19th / 20th century. Including faux painted chevrons, Venetian feather beads, blue, red, and white chevrons, and delft ovals. Various sizes,

A group of 5 strands of Venetian glass African trade beads. 19th / 20th century. Including aja, millefiori, and Ghana eye beads. Various colors, shapes, patterns, and sizes. 11"-15"l. Condition: Pleas

A group of 9 Strands of Venetian glass African trade beads. Including Awale chevrons and Aja beads. Various shapes, sizes, colors, and patterns. 7 1/2"-15"l. Condition: Please note: strand measurement

A group of three strands of Venetian Glass African Trade Beads. Green and black millefiori beads. White marble beads.

A group of three strands of Venetian Glass African Trade Beads. Blue millefiori beads. Approx. 13" long.

A group of 11 strands of Venetian glass African trade beads. Various colors and sizes. Provenance: Patrick J. Lusk Collection

A group of 6 strands of Venetian glass African trade beads. ++ 6 strands of yellow, green, and turquoise mille fiori beads in various shapes and sizes. 10"-14"l. Condition: Please note: strand measure

A group of 9 strands of Venetian glass African trade beads. Various shapes, patterns, and sizes. Primarily yellow. 10"-15"l. Condition: Please note: strand measurements are approximate and are measure

A group of three strands of Venetian Glass African Trade Beads. Approx. 16" long.

**First Time At Auction** Europe, Italy, Venice, found in western Africa, ca. early 19th century CE. Five lovely strands of Venetian glass beads that were once used as currency pieces in European trad

Europe, Italy, Venice, found in western Africa, ca. 18th to early 19th century CE. An enticing set of 4 Venetian glass trade bead strands that can be restrung into attractive and wearable necklaces. T

**Originally Listed At $500** Europe, Italy, Venice, found in western Africa, ca. 18th to early 19th century CE. An attractive pairing of Venetian glass trade bead strands that can be restrung into ey

A group of 14 strands of Venetian beads. ++8 strands of striped macaroni" glass African trade beads. Green, maroon, and burnt yellow. 11"-18"l. ++6 strands of Venetian green, yellow and white beads. 1

(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

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