A RARE TIBETAN GLASS BEAD, 19TH CENTURY OR EARLIER

A RARE TIBETAN GLASS BEAD, 19TH CENTURY OR EARLIER Himalayan region, presumably Tibet, 19th century or earlier. The cylindrical bead made from glass in imitation of agate, the translucent glass showin

Old Venetian glass beads - necklace, 19th century or earlier. 26" L

19th century, possibly earlier, set of three framed under glass Tibetan Buddhist religious manuscripts; double sided. Approx. 21 x 17 in.

North America, Canada, ca. early 19th century CE. A beautiful, rare artifact, a hand-worked silver Celtic-style openwork cross made by the silversmith Charles Arnaldi (1779 to 1817 CE) of the Montreal

RARE & IMPORTANT, 18/19TH C Tibetan fired-gilt bronze green jade and Peking glass parfumier pagoda. Of tall hexagonal body, with multi level pagoda roof, toped with red-coral and spinach-green jade de

RARE & IMPORTANT, 18/19TH C Tibetan fired-gilt bronze green jade and Peking glass perfumier pagoda. Of tall hexagonal body, with multi level pagoda roof, toped with red-coral and spinach-green jade de

Stunning and Extremely Rare Tibetan Kapala Monkey Shaped Skull 19th Century arround 1880. Decorated Tibetan Kapala Monkey shaped skull. Silver, copper and brass decoration with glass eyes and a coral

Stunning and Extremely Rare Tibetan Kapala Monkey Shaped Skull 19th Century arround 1880. Decorated Tibetan Kapala Monkey shaped skull. Silver, copper and brass decoration with glass eyes and a coral

Indian, ca. 19th century. Bronze pendant of traditional fishtail- form, strung with multiple strands of tiny glass beads. A beautiful example. MEASUREMENTS Height of pendant: 4 1/4 inches / 11 cm SHIP

Holy Land, Israel, Hebron, ca. 19th century CE. A gorgeous ensemble of 49 glass beads known as Hebron or Kano beads of the rare blue variety, all strung to gently graduate toward the center on a jute

A good old one with original spoon and gem stopper. The thick blue surface layer is deeply carved back to its rare overshot white lower ground. All fine condition, last half 19th Century to earlier 20

A Rare 19th century Sioux Native American Indian top hat from possibly the post Indian war era of 1860's. The hat features a large Indian War brass eagle in the front with a band of glass trade beads

Tibetan brass or bronze bezel set turquoise and coral glass bead pendant with chain, in the Hindu representation of Dharmapala, or Bodhisatvva of power. Late 19th or early 20th century. Approximate

**Originally Listed At $150** Central Asia, India, Orissa, ca. end of 19th to early 20th century CE. A stunning glass bead necklace made by the Orissa culture composed of eighteen strands of multicolo

North America, Canada, ca. early 19th century CE. A fascinating and rare artifact, a hand-worked silver three-barred cross made by the silversmith Charles Arnaldi (1779 to 1817 CE) for the North West

Late 19th century, cranberry glass bottle encased with engraved vermeil silver, decorated with polychrome enamels and gemstones, collar mounted turquoise beads and faceted Hungarian garnets, having an

Glass Bead Reticule, 19th Century Multi-hued floral and geometric patterned glass seed bead drawstring cylindrical reticule with tassels. Unlabeled Detailed Features 2" L x 8" H x 2" W inches Main tex

Probably Tibetan, 19th century or earlier, gouache on cloth. Central seated figure holding a conch shell and surrounded by mountains with demons below. Line of text at bottom. Back has inked urn with

Tibetan 19th century or earlier thangka depicts priests and attendants in prayer. Each decorative panel has calligraphic inscription separating each of the four panels. Mounted on silk foundation that

Venetian glass bead topiaries, 19th century, in the form of bouquets of polychrome beaded wire flowers resting in carved urns, 23.5"h x 7'w x 5"d.

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

Group of five antique Chinese jade and hardstone beads; 19th Century and earlier; Provenance: the Estate of Ted Adameck; L: 2" (largest, 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

Idar Oberstein carnelian trade beads, 19th century and earlier. 30" L