Evelyb said on the finds thread they are Japanese frit beads. I can't find[ATTACH] many examples, but here is one.
Hope there are jewels in there. Now I have something to google- Japanese frit beads. I was so excited I forgot to grab a multi-strand rice pearl...
I do think confetti describes them, though.
Yes!
When I Google fused confetti glass, this shows up. [ATTACH] This looks a bit different than the beads.
Bear, can you find an example of these on the internet and post a link for reference? I tried googling scrambled beads, nothing came up. Thanks...
[ATTACH] The town-wide yard sale was a complete bust....lots of baby clothes, new books, made in China porcelain dolls, and dollar store...
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] $5 flea market find today. The clasp is marked Judith McCann 1981 NYC. The beads are strung on metal wire. The glass colors...
If it is gold-filled, it will scratch more easily. Learned that the hard way.
Love this.
If it sells, I don't care how goofy it is. I was surprised there is a market for them. ;)
That is gorgeous!
Unusual find. These are still sealed in original cellophane and were $2 each at a thrift today. Harlequins by Eden. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I am dying to see it!
Evelyb30 does restringing....she may like to have them.
Thanks. I ordered a 32" stainless steel chain for it...I am hoping to find a vintage longer sterling chain for it. I have to visit my silver...
I love the 21 key.
Very pretty, but has the verdigris greenies.... which are hard to do away with on a genuine or faux pearl necklace. I think the pearls could be...
I love hydrangeas. My maternal grandmother had a porch surrounded by blue ones.
Outdoor antique show had just a few goodies.... Earrings were $4 [ATTACH] Sailboat, sterling, was $10, gift for a friend [ATTACH] I thought $35...
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