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Posted by: beadiste

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01/09/2018, 14:39:54

Remember that big green necklace and bracelet set with the dragon disk beads and green/white "noodle" beads?

Here's a "noodle" bead(s) in red, in a purported 1930s Haskell bracelet. The clasp looks like a replacement to me...

And the dogbone bead looks more like a Japanese bead, does it not?

Similar to those in this long "flapper" necklace.

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Posted by: beadiste

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01/09/2018, 14:41:25

Some of the beads are obviously Czech and/or Venetian, of course.

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The wirework on the bracelet is clumsy, shiny, and seems later than the chain.
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Posted by: Frederick II

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01/09/2018, 15:37:18

I noticed the same thing. A marriage of old components and new?
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Posted by: beadiste

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01/09/2018, 17:12:44

What appear to be glass faux coral beads
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Posted by: beadiste

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01/10/2018, 12:16:00

Apart from the Japanese? Czech? millefiori crumb beads, these are the beads I was wondering about.

Anyone recognize them? Know where they were made, when?

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Posted by: Beadman

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01/12/2018, 01:49:44

These beads (red and white/green) appear to be interlocking dumbbell beads that have been stacked and fused together. Would you agree? I have no reasonable guess who would have made them.

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