Glass Beads with Pendant
Unrecorded maker
57 BCE–668 CE · Jewelry, glass
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Pendant with the Virgin and Child
Godefroid de Huy
c. 1160–1170 · Enamel, gilded copper, champlevé enamel; the reverse decorated in vernis brun
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Pendant
Unrecorded maker
1700s · Jewelry, Gold, emerald, diamonds, enamel, and pearl
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Pendant Triptych with an Onyx Cameo of the Nativity
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c. 1460–1500; cameo: c. 1250–1300 · Enamel, basse-taille enamel on gold; onyx cameo
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Necklace with pendant (waqari or wakari?)
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likely early to mid-1900s · Jewelry, silver alloy, glass
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Daedalic Pendant with Potnia Theron (Mistress of Animals)
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650–600 BCE · Metalwork, gold and glass
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Royal ceremonial beadwork: pendant
Unrecorded maker
1800s · Mixed Media, Glass beads, sinew, and ceramic
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Daedalic Pendant with Potnia Theron (Mistress of the Animals)
Unrecorded maker
650–600 BCE · Metalwork, gold and glass-like substance
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Grape Trellis Hanging Shade
Tiffany Studios
c. 1905–10 · Glass, Leaded glass, bronze
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Pendant Icon of Our Lady of Kazan
House of Fabergé (d. 1918)
1915 · Silver, silver, enamel, glass
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Almond-Shaped Pendant
Unrecorded maker
400–600 · Jewelry, gold, lapis lazuli, garnet, and glass
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Ceremonial beadwork for a Xhosa royal woman: headdress (umnqwazi), pendant, breast cover (incebetha), pair of anklets (izitsaba)
Unrecorded maker
1800s · Mixed Media, Glass beads, sinew, hide, ceramic
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