Unitedstatesofamerica1
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what kind of necklace is this?
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Hard to say exactly but it's glass, for one.
The smaller beads are plain frosted or camphor lampwork beads, e.g., :
The larger beads are also lampwork beads from what I can tell. There are so many different styles that look similar to that bullseye pattern but perhaps it is a sort of non-phenomenal example of Venetian millefiori?
To be fair/play devil's advocate, here is an example of a completely different type of bead that also uses similar bullseye designs, kiffa beads:
Definitely not kiffa beads but just showing you that the styling is not unique to venetian beads although extremely common to them.
-mcl
The smaller beads are plain frosted or camphor lampwork beads, e.g., :
The larger beads are also lampwork beads from what I can tell. There are so many different styles that look similar to that bullseye pattern but perhaps it is a sort of non-phenomenal example of Venetian millefiori?
To be fair/play devil's advocate, here is an example of a completely different type of bead that also uses similar bullseye designs, kiffa beads:
Definitely not kiffa beads but just showing you that the styling is not unique to venetian beads although extremely common to them.
-mcl
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Breezie
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Judging by your photos, you find looks to be circa 1930's glass bead necklace with a barrel clasp. It's possible they could be Czech beads.
Neat find
Breezie
Neat find
Breezie
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