Post: Post Reply: Agree with Jamey by floorkasp

Original Message: Agree with Jamey

The ones on the sample card (and there is at least another similar card) from the Czech museum does not look Czech to me. When I first posted it, I did think so, but not so sure anymore. The museum does label them as Czech.
It seems, and I have yet to look into that further, that the crossover between a Czech and a Venetian company has created some beads that were either sold by the Czechs, but made in Venice. Or, made by Venetians, working in Czech.
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Original Message: Agree with Jamey
The ones on the sample card (and there is at least another similar card) from the Czech museum does not look Czech to me. When I first posted it, I did think so, but not so sure anymore. The museum does label them as Czech. It seems, and I have yet to look into that further, that the crossover between a Czech and a Venetian company has created some beads that were either sold by the Czechs, but made in Venice. Or, made by Venetians, working in Czech. Copyright 2024 All rights reserved by Bead Collector Network and its users

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