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1800's Antique Old Venetian Murano African 4 Strand Trade Bead Necklace 31" Long

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1800's Antique Old Venetian Murano African 4 Strand Trade Bead Necklace 31" Long

Name: 1800's Antique Old Venetian Murano African 4 Strand Trade Bead Necklace 31" Long
SKU: 5303
Price: 45.000000000 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.65 (210 reviews)

$45.00

210 reviews

This stunning antique 31" Necklace features four strands of beautiful Venetian Murano glass slice beads and Bohemian mixture in a variety of colors. The beads are tube-shaped and handmade, making each one unique. This necklace is a true collector's item, as it was once used in African Trade.The necklace measures 31 inches in length and is in excellent vintage condition. The intricate details and craftsmanship of the beads are a testament to the rich history of Venetian glassmaking. The random way they are strung is called Christmas. These beads represent earnings most likely thru trading for provisions with seafaring explorers during the 1800's. They are strung so he could carry his savings account with him since generally theses were nomadic peoples.