Posted by: Joyce Post Reply
07/15/2012, 14:03:38
Here's the store area of the museum, and Jaret and John examining the smallest tiny little Czech interlocking beads we'd ever seen.
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07/15/2012, 14:04:47
It's over a pound, about six inches tall!
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07/15/2012, 14:06:47
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Posted by: TASART Post Reply
07/19/2012, 06:31:36
as always, some fantastic stuff! I really like the rare Black/white/yellow Kiffa bead at the bottom of the picture, these are extremely rare to find!
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07/15/2012, 14:07:53
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07/15/2012, 14:09:13
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Posted by: Uwe Post Reply
07/16/2012, 11:27:41
...we will never walk through a flea market side by side...we always want the same things...same with my friend Sönke...:-)
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07/16/2012, 13:15:21
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07/18/2012, 10:06:25
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07/18/2012, 19:18:11
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07/19/2012, 15:19:14
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07/27/2012, 15:02:33
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07/27/2012, 21:21:36
I would need to know as early as possible, to organize free time from work...
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07/28/2012, 06:50:33
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07/28/2012, 10:57:19
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Posted by: Uwe Post Reply
07/29/2012, 10:22:01
...I just have changed my plans for starting to Morocco from end of November to middle/end of October, but by chance I can change again, depends on my work...btw, did you get my message from July 18th, using the "contact author" button...?!
...and now I will have some fun by reading Floors "Trip Report"...
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Posted by: Floorkasp Post Reply
07/28/2012, 11:27:49
I live in The Hague, Peter lives in Amsterdam. It would be my honour to arrange for a meet up in either home, filled with bead talk and homecooked food. Just came back from the airport from Prague. Tomorrow will bead and picture sorting day!
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07/28/2012, 22:48:38
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07/29/2012, 06:05:28
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Posted by: Joyce Post Reply
07/15/2012, 14:16:39
A view between the many display cases, and an example of an original bunch of lampwork beads as they were packaged for export - in strands of ten, with little pom poms on the ends.
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Posted by: Rosanna Post Reply
07/15/2012, 14:18:04
I found some interesting "smaller" items at the Picard's store yesterday. They also carry a large selection of full strands. Ivory/aventurine rounds (Venetian), quite lovely!
Modern decorated brass beads
Hand-faceted brick red (never seen these before!) , plus a few dark pink (Venetian)
One lonely older striped fancy - I love the feel of these!
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07/15/2012, 14:19:32
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07/15/2012, 14:32:10
After a four hour visit, we were all thirsty! I can't think of a better way to immerse oneself in what you love. With the closure of two bead museums in the U.S. in the past few years, the Picard Museum is even more rare and unusual an institution for the conservation of beads. Anyone passionate about beads from the African trade needs to visit, at least once!
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07/15/2012, 14:35:50
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Posted by: Charles Post Reply
07/15/2012, 19:06:49
If I'm ever in need of work and happen to be in Ca. Maybe I could be the hired help bead duster, heck I'd work for free there.
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07/16/2012, 11:29:53
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07/16/2012, 16:06:41
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07/16/2012, 21:28:00
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Posted by: ingetraud Post Reply
07/18/2012, 09:55:06
I'm excited! I just bought a house in Carmel Valley and will be going there a lot. How do I get in touch?
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Posted by: Joyce Post Reply
07/18/2012, 17:25:48
You have bought a house in one of the chosen places in all the land! Congratulations...here's the link to the museum, you will need to call ahead to make an appointment, as it is by appointment only.
Related link: picardbeads.com
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Posted by: Preethi Post Reply
07/19/2012, 22:13:36
Thanks Joyce and Rosanna for this fantastic post! Having bought a few things from the store, and never in person, I loved the virtual visit.
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Posted by: SirBrackalot Post Reply
05/21/2014, 23:34:32
I've always wanted to buy some items from Picard's, but every time i send a contact email or question, they have never answered me. Any suggestions from anyone?? am i doing something wrong?? Thank you!
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