Libyan Desert Glass Translucent Nuggets (55g)

This lot of 8 naturally formed pieces of translucent Libyan Desert glass has a total weight of approx 55g.

Sphère de verre libyque Libyan Desert Glass Sphere Oligocene Sahara Desert, Egypt-Libyan Border In the raging heat produced by a meteorite impact 28.5 million years ago, a mass of molten desert s

Bloc de verre libyque Libyan Desert Glass Libya Tektites are silicated glass formations resulting from the violent impact of asteroids with Earth. The extraordinary heat and pressure of these collisio

There is a piece of glass from the meteorite blast that created all Libyan Desert glass and it weights approx 145 grams, has regmaglypts, and is approx 3.75" L x 2" W. Also included is a tanged ateria

Natural yellow Libyan Desert glass ( tektite ) shards set into stamped 925 sterling silver post earrings. 3.9 grams weight, shards plus silver. Libyan Desert Glass ( sometimes referred to as Egypt or

There are 24 lithic tools that weigh approx 46 grams.

There are 12 lithic tools that weigh approx 72 grams.

Libyan Desert Glass Meteor impact glass

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A 20th century carved Impactite or Libyan Desert glass cane. Two color carved Hawk form handle on a Rosewood shaft. Purchased from M. S. Rau in New Orleans. Minor wear, edge roughness, lacks ferrule.

Libyan Desert Glass Meteor Impact Glass 257g

Libyan Desert Glass Meteor Impact Glass [Great Color & Size!] 57g

Meteor Impact Glass Tektite Libyan Desert Glass Libya, Saharan 148g

Meteor Impact Glass Libyan Desert Glass 7g

Libyan Desert Glass with Inclusions Meteor Impact Glass 35g

Libyan Desert Glass Meteor-Impact Glass 85g

Libyan Desert Glass Meteor Impact Glass 3.5g

Libyan Desert Glass Impact Glass 7g

Meteor Impact Glass Libyan Desert Glass Egypt

Meteor Impact Glass Libyan Desert Egypt 3g

Roman Glass, Translucent Green Glass Juglet ca. 4th Century A.D. Green glass juglet with applied neck ring and attached strap handle in superb condition and free from repair. 5¾ x 3" Reference:

DESCRIPTION: Steuben translucent green fan vase with a spiral ribbed design and an alabaster foot and stem. REFERENCE: Shape 6287 Shown on p. 280 in The Glass Of Frederick Carder by Paul V. Gardner CI

Roman, Imperial period, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. Wow! An amazingly preserved bright blue glass translucent jug, mold made, with an applied handle, made of repeatedly dripped strands of molten glass,

Roman Glass; Intriguing Translucent Green Glass Jar with Heavy Blue/Green Glass Zig-Zag Patterned Embellishment ca. 4th-5th Century A.D. Translucent green glass jar of a very common, utilitarian shape