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300 BC-300 AD
Length: 33.75 cm
Ancient Egyptian necklace consisting of eight (8) Roman mosaic faceted tubular glass beads (2.5 cm long), most have red ground and floral band of blue, white, red & 1 central cowrie shaped jasper pendant (1.9 cm long) interspersed with 16 small jasper beads & 8 hollow gold spacer beads & a newer gold clasp at each end
Provenance: Acquired in Egypt by Goddard Du Bois and Josephine Cook Du Bois, New York, between 1901-1907
Exhibited: Metropolitan Museum NY 1920-45, Boston Fine Art 1945-65, Museum of Man 1968
300 BC-300 AD
Length: 33.75 cm
Ancient Egyptian necklace consisting of eight (8) Roman mosaic faceted tubular glass beads (2.5 cm long), most have red ground and floral band of blue, white, red & 1 central cowrie shaped jasper pendant (1.9 cm long) interspersed with 16 small jasper beads & 8 hollow gold spacer beads & a newer gold clasp at each end
Provenance: Acquired in Egypt by Goddard Du Bois and Josephine Cook Du Bois, New York, between 1901-1907
Exhibited: Metropolitan Museum NY 1920-45, Boston Fine Art 1945-65, Museum of Man 1968