Collection of Antique Byzantine Wound Glass Beads, c. 6th-9th Century

This exquisite collection of bowl-shaped beads, made from celadon, teal, and cobalt wound glass with intricate mosaic glass insets, dates back to the Byzantine period (c. 6th-9th Century). It exemplif

This collection of mixed-shaped beads, made from caviar, celadon, and warming peach wound glass with mosaic glass insets. Dating back to the Byzantine period (c. 9th-12th Century), it exemplifies the

This exquisite collection of platter-shaped beads, made from caviar, warming peach, and caramelized wound glass with mosaic glass insets. Dating back to the Byzantine Period (c. 500-700 AD), it exempl

This collection of beads, made from caviar, cobalt, and indigo wound glass with mosaic glass insets. Dating back to the Byzantine period (c. 500-1100 AD), it exemplifies the intricate craftsmanship an

This exquisite collection of beads, made from warming peach, olive, and tan wound glass with mosaic glass insets. Dating back to the Byzantine period (c. 500-1453 AD), it exemplifies the intricate cra

This collection of mixed-shaped beads, made from olive, caviar, and celadon wound glass with mosaic glass insets. Dating back to the Byzantine period (c. 500-900 AD), it exemplifies the intricate craf

This exquisite collection of square cylinder-shaped beads, made from caviar, cobalt, and purple wound glass with mosaic glass insets. Dating back to the Byzantine Period (c. 500-800 AD), it exemplifie

This exquisite collection of bowl-shaped beads, made from warming peach, caramelized, and brown wound glass with mosaic glass insets. Dating back to the Byzantine period (c. 500-800 AD), it exemplifie

This collection of beads, made from caviar, warming peach, and celadon wound glass with mosaic glass insets. Dating back to the Late Byzantine period (c. 900-1453), it exemplifies the exquisite crafts

**Originally Listed At $400** Ancient Near East, Byzantine Empire, Early Medieval Period, ca. 6th to 9th century CE. A set of copper-plated silver jewelry - including a pair of earrings as well as a r

This pair of trailed, wound beads, made from wond glass with mosaic glass insets. Dating back to the Islamic Golden Age (c. 9th-10th Century), it exemplifies the intricate craftsmanship and artistic i

A strand of ancient 12 Indonesian blue glass Jatim beads, c. 6th – 9th Century AD, resembling the Near Eastern ‘Eye Beads’ with deep cobalt blue color and ovoid white ‘eyes’ which are either

This square cylinder-shaped bead, made from cobalt, celadon, and indigo wound glass. Dating back to the Roman period (c. 1st-4th Century AD), it exemplifies the intricate craftsmanship and vibrant art

This exquisite set of wound glass beads, produced in the Netherlands during the 17th and 18th centuries, showcases the intricate and labor-intensive process of glass winding that was prevalent at the

This exquisite mixed pattern beads necklace, made from vibrant colored Chevron and Murano wound glass. Dating back to the Renaissance period (c. 1500-1600), it exemplifies the intricate craftsmanship

Dimensions: 8 cm x 2.5 cm (3.15 in x 0.98 in) Spanning from the 6th to the 9th century AD, this elongated Byzantine glass pilgrim flask showcases the rich cultural exchange within the Byzantine Empire

This set of glass beads dates back to the Byzantine era, specifically the 6th to 7th century CE. Characterized by their deep green and sandy hues, these beads illustrate the sophisticated glass-making

This collection of beads, made from roycroft copper red, warming peach, and caramelized glass. Dating back to the 19th Century (c. 1800-1900), it exemplifies the intricate craftsmanship and cultural s

Mediterranean; c. 4th- 9th century AD A very nice group of larger examples with fine patterns. Dimensions greatest length: 7/16" (1.1 cm) Provenance: Provenance: The John J. Slocum Collection Mr

6th-9th century A.D. A hollow-formed gold pendant of a perching bird, pierced to accept the string. 0.88 grams, 17 mm (5/8 in.). Acquired 1980s-1990s. North London, UK, collection.

Category: Beads and Jewelry Components These four glass beads, shaped like birds and dating from the Roman to Byzantine periods, demonstrate the continuity and evolution of glassworking techniques ove

These four glass beads, shaped like birds and dating from the Roman to Byzantine periods, demonstrate the continuity and evolution of glassworking techniques over several centuries. The vibrant colors

These four glass beads, shaped like birds and dating from the Roman to Byzantine periods, demonstrate the continuity and evolution of glassworking techniques over several centuries. The vibrant colors

These four glass beads, shaped like birds and dating from the Roman to Byzantine periods, demonstrate the continuity and evolution of glassworking techniques over several centuries. The vibrant colors