Ancient Stratified Eye Glass Bead, Hellenistic or Phoenician Y24_0045

$280.00

A Rare find - Ancient Stratified Eye Bead, stratified eye beads are typically attributed to the Phoenician or Hellenistic Periods, dating to 4-3 c. bc.  Similar beads are shown in the necklace shown on the cover of the Louvre Museum publication about ancient glass beads.  See the fourth photo of the listing for the photo of the book cover.  A similar bead can also be found in m. Spaer's book Ancient Glass in the Israel Museum, plate 8. 

This bead has been repaired, and the repair seams are visible in the photos.  Should you want more detailed photos, please contact us to request them.  The price reflects the repair. 

Bead Size  21x20mm

Hole size 10mm

Sizes are approximate.

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