A Greek Gold Bead Pendant, Hellenistic Period, ca. 3rd - 1st century BCE Vessels - Glass Condition: Chip to one corner

Condition:  Chip to one corner but overall intact and in very good condition

81 cm)Provenance: Property from the Estate of Joan Conway Crancer

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Condition: Denting to the amphorae otherwise intact and in good condition overall

A Greek Gold Bead Pendant, Hellenistic Period, ca. 3rd - 1st century BCE Vessels - Glass Condition: Chip to one cornerThe melon shaped bead is formed from hammered gold sheet over clay. It features parallel incised lines running the width of the bead and a large central suspension hole. Medium: Gold, clay Dimensions: Pendant width: 3 8 inch (0. 95 cm) Condition: The bead is intact and in very good condition overall. It has been set as a pendant on modern adjustable 18" chain of 18K yellow gold. Provenance: Private collection of Mr and Mrs Broukal, UK; acquired before