Phoenician Glass Bead and Three Roman Glass Gaming

Classical World, Phoenician and Roman, ca. 400 BCE to 400 CE. A stunning strand of dozens of opaque and translucent glass beads in spherical, barrel, biconical, round tabular, and discoid forms. The a

Near East / Eastern Mediterranean, Roman-Phoenician to Byzantine Period, ca. 3rd century BCE to 3rd century CE. Ancient glass and stone beads strung on modern gold-plated silver band, ear hooks, chain

Ancient Eastern Mediterranean, Roman Empire / Phoenicia, ca. 4th BCE to 3rd century CE. An elegant pair of earrings, each comprised of two ancient glass beads assembled on modern gold components. The

Including one Chinese russet jade stone bead, one agate bead, one white jade hook, three Roman type glass beads. 3.1*0.7*0.7inch (largest).

Dimension: 13.3x12.6mm New - Produced within the last 20 years Vintage - Over 20 years of age but less than 100 years of age Antique - Over 100 years of age but less than 500 years of age Ancient - Ov

An assortment of ancient Egyptian faience, glass and bronze beads. Group contains a strand of Egyptian faience tubular beads, Late Period, c. 64 - 30 BC, strung with a Roman glass bead, and a three Ro

Ancient Classical world, Greece, Phoenicia, and Rome, ca. 300 BCE. This is a beautiful modern restringing of a collection of glass beads from those civilizations. The prominent colors are dark brown,

5th-4th century BC. A group of six large barrel-shaped glass beads, three blue and three black, with applied polychrome beads to the outer face, each with applied large bi-colour eye motifs to the med

Ancient Egyptian Faience, Bead Necklace c.300-50 BC. Size 19 inches length. Great Looking single strand Faience Bead necklace with three Roman blue glass amulets. wearable. Provenance: Ex Secret Eyes

Group of three Roman type dragonfly eye glass beads. 0.9*0.9inch (largest).

Originally listed at $400... Classical World, Phoenician and Roman, ca. 400 BCE to 400 CE. A wearable necklace and a pair of earrings, all comprised of over a dozen ancient glass beads with modern ste

Group of three large Roman type dragonfly eye glass beads. 1.2*0.8inch (largest).

Group of three ancient Roman type dragonfly eye glass beads. 0.5inch H, 0.6inch D (largest).

Set of three antique Roman dragon fly eye glass beads (AD 395-1453), 5.6 g.

Roman Empire, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. Gorgeous and ready to wear! Necklace comprised of faceted blue glass interspersed with twisted long beads and three "torpedo-shaped" beads, most with stunning

Group of three ancient Roman type dragon fly eye glass beads. 1*0.8inch (largest).

Three ancient Roman type dragon fly eye glass beads. 0.9*0.95inch (largest).

Roman Empire, Imperial Period, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. A lot of three gaming counters in exemplary condition in colors of bright green, baby blue, and black. The game-pieces are smooth to the touch

1st-3rd century AD. A restrung necklace of mainly very large glass beads, three rock crystal beads; three carnelian beads and a bell shaped glass bead with large white pattern to the front. 187 grams,

1st century BC-3rd century AD. A mixed group of glass beads comprising: three blue fusiform with applied white and blue eyes; one green spherical with median band of polychrome triangles in grid forma

**First Time At Auction** Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. A pair of gold wire hoop earrings, each comprised of 93.1 % gold (equivalent to 22K+) and embellished with three glass bead

1st century AD and later. A mixed group of glass and stone beads comprising: twenty four carnelian beads; twenty one glass eye beads; three plain and one banded glass bead. 90 grams total, 48cm long (

1st century AD and later. A restrung group of ancient glass beads comprising: three aqua square-section biconical beads; two aqua globular beads, one with roundel; two blue glass annular beads with ap

This exquisite glass bead, measuring 2 x 1.5 cm, boasts three meticulously crafted faces, each depicting varied human expressions. Originating from the Phoenician culture in the 1st Millennium BCE, it