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THBPhoenician Glass Face Bead on Stand
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549 Warren St
Hudson, NY 12534
United States
With a focus on curated sales of modern and traditional furniture, decorations and fine art, Stair has been selling interesting things from interesting people with a unique, sophisticated twist for over twenty years. We are innovative in our approach to marketing and online services, providing a hig...Read more
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LiveJun 22, 2023
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- Lot Description
1 3/4 x 1 1/8 in. (face); 3 in. height overall.
Illustrated in Rolf Winkes, Love for Antiquity, Selections from the Joukowsky Collection, Brown University, 1985, p.43, cat. #35.
Note from the catalog: "Due to the superb versatility and maneuverability of molten glass, the manufacture of polychrome glass head beads, used as pendants, was part of the industry of the eastern littoral of the Mediterranean and Egypt. With the revival of 9th century glass centers, these so-called Phoenician face beads were manufactured and became popular. They were in vogue from ca. 600 B.C. to the end of the 3rd century B.C. when their manufacture ceased. The techniques used are similar to those of core-made vessels, with applied contrasting colored features either left in relief and/or marvered (pressed into the face)." The above offered lot bears mask-like male portraits of beaded Levantines with a suspension ring at the top for hanging. MSJ.
Property from The Joukowsky Collection
Condition
Losses to the right side of his face with nicks and expected wear. Bears an inventory number in red 'L7P34.4'.
Not withstanding this report or any discussion concerning condition of a lot, all lots are offered and sold "as is" in accordance with our conditions of sale.
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