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Cardboard with sewn-on sample beads numbers 2113 through 2229. The beads are dull and opaque. Bead 2222 is a typical "bamenda bead".Manufacture Fantasy beads belong to the group of...

Cardboard with sewn-on sample beads numbers 794 - 910. They are mostly filigree beads, made of transparent glass. Bead 893 is an aventurine bead.ManufactureFantasy beads belong to ...

The technique for making the sought-after thousand-flower millefiori bead originated in Egypt. The African specimens however are of Venetian origin. To make these beads, glass tube...

Cardboard with sewn-on sample beads numbers 15210 through 15339. \Manufacture Fantasy beads belong to the group of wound beads, the so called lamp made beads. These beads are made ...

Cardboard with sewn-on sample beads numbers 1 through 104. The beads are dull and opaque. Bead 29 and 78 are fantasy beads, in which strips of mosaic glass have been fused. Beads o...

Cardboard with sewn-on sample beads numbers 1487 to 1603. The beads are dull and opaque. Beads 1558 through 1566 are bevel cut beads, i.e., with ends ground off at an angle. This g...

Engesle textThis powder bag; 1860-1870Hide, wool, glass, cow horn, wood; bag: h. 20.5 cm., w. 18 cm.\nRMV 710-7; Herman Ten Kate collection; purchased from Niagara Falls trader, 18...

Cardboard with sewn-on sample beads numbers 3529 through 3637. The beads are dull and opaque.Manufacture Mosaic beads belong to the group of wound beads, the so-called lamp made be...