A Greek Gold Bead Pendant, Hellenistic Period, ca. 3rd - 1st century BCE Vessels - Glass 81 cm)Provenance: Property from the

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

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

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

pectorals are frequently found laid over the body of the deceased rather than draped around the neck

son of Alexikles and Zenodote

A Greek Gold Bead Pendant, Hellenistic Period, ca. 3rd - 1st century BCE Vessels - Glass 81 cm)Provenance: Property from theThe 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