Two Strands of 19TH C. Russian Blue Trade Beads Approx.

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

A group of bohemian trade beads. Late 19th century. 26 strands of cobalt blue and white glass beads. Approx. 13" long.Provenance: Patrick J. Lusk Collection. In most cases the date is a 20th century a

A group of Venetian millefiori trade beads. Late 19th century. 11 strands of black and blue mosaic beads. Approx. 10 1/2" - 12" long.Provenance: Patrick J. Lusk Collection. In most cases the date is a

A group of 38 Nueva Cadiz bead and a few Russian blue glass beads. 19th / 20th century. Beads range from approx. 3/4"-3"l. Condition: Please note: strand measurements are approximate and are measured

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Manufactured in Holland or possibly Germany, traded to the Dogon people of Mali, ca. 18th to early 19th century CE. A strand of 19 large, diamond-shaped glass trade beads, all deep blue, with fantasti

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 2 strands of mixed trade beads. 19th / 20th century. Including Russian and Boheman glass beads and Nueva Cadiz beads. Approx. 14"l. Condition: Please note: strand measurements are approxima

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

19th century Dutch cobalt blue Ethiopian trade bead and silver Coptic cross pendant.

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First Nations Collections of 18th C. Handmade Blue Glass Trade Beads & 19th C. Trade Beads.

Including a String of (91) 18th c. Blue Glass Russian Trade Beads, on later natural fiber, 26" linear; PLUS a Pair of Earrings made by Kathleen Pook (Yaxthalaahaat) of the Tlinget people, Sitka, Alask

with 2 rows of red coral, 19th century, diameter beads 9 - 10 mm, weight 133 grams

Lot of 2 Strands of Beads, One 11" Strand of Russian Blues and One 12" Strand of White Trade Beads

This strand of wound and pressed polychrome cobalt and white old fancy beads is very rare. These beads are known as "Laurel Wreath" due to the pattern of white in the beads. These beads came from Veni

A group of three stained Chinese ivory prayer bead strands. 19th century. ++ 66 bead count, with 2 flattened beads and tied with knot. Approx: 21". ++ 37 bead count. Approx:: 8". ++ 22 bead count. App

Featured in this lot are four large, layered green Chevron beads originating from the early 19th century. Two of the beads are six layered and two are seven layered. Chevrons beads are made by a multi

**Originally Listed At $150** **Back at auction due to non-paying bidder. Western Europe, Venice, Italy, ca. 18th and 19th century CE. Three strands of Venetian trade beads - comprised of hundreds of

Two Strands of Antique Tradebeads (32" & 33"). Early 1900s. Blue "Padre" glass tradebeads. Very good condition

Including: A 12 inch strand of Venetian chevron beads, red clay, granite and other hard stones. together with a good assortment of Mayan beads and spindle whorls

19th Century Naga Head Hunter Warriors Matching Beaded Ear Ornament Pair. Each panel with 5 beaded rows; tubular red trade beads, sky blue bead, greasy yellow beads on each side; the beads followed by

**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

**Originally Listed At $100** Europe, Venice (modern day Italy), found in western Africa, ca. 18th to early 19th century CE. A group of dozens of deep blue, slightly translucent glass trade beads, mos