Vintage Crystal Glass Bead Necklaces, Lot of 5 hot

hot These are five beautiful crystal bead necklaces, from 1930s through 1950s. Each is beautiful, in it's own right. Some look as if they are vintage Czech Glass beadwork. I have them photographed, with their clasps showing, in all of their solo pics, on purpose. ( See the last picture, as a guide)

#1) The first necklace was made circa 1930s. It uses 9mm clear crystal, faceted round beads, with an AB finish. They are strung on a silver chain and secured by a "fish hook" clasp, marked 835 Sterling. The clasp has a beautiful marcasite design and works well. This piece is 17"L. It in good vintage condition, minimum surface wear.

#2) This, circa 1950s, necklace is made of faceted Ebony black oval, cut glass beads, that graduate in size (12mm, down to 4mm) smallest near the lively Art Deco, sterling, box clasp. The clasp has a floral design, on its front and, on its back, there is a maker's mark, in addition to the sterling designation, that I am unfamiliar with. The clasp works well, the silk knotting is good, between each bead. There are minor scratches, to some of the glass beads. It meas, approx, 16 1/2"L.

#3) This great 1930s choker uses 7mm, clear faceted, crystal beads, with 5mm crystal bicone spacers, strung on a 15 1/2"L chain. It is secured by a "fish hook" clasp. The clasp has Deco design work and is marked "14K G.F.", on its back. The clasp works well and there are no visible wear marks, to the beads.

#4) This gorgoeuos, circa 1940s, necklace has Amber crystal round beads, with a checkerboard surface. The largest bead is 15mm, center front, down to 5mm, at the clasp. The checkerboard rounds have 4mm bicone crystal spacers between them. The beads are strung on a 17 1/2"L silver chain, which has a safety catch, or "spring ring" clasp. The clasp is marked STERLING. The necklace has very little wear, no visible marks, the chain and clasp feel strong.

#5) This last beauty uses a 19"L silver "Spiga" style chain and strings graduated clear round crystal beads (from 8mm to 6mm, near the clasp). There are 4mm bicone crystal spacers beads, between each round. The closure is a safety catch or "spring ring" clasp. This piece is UNMARKED, but it did test positive, for silver content. I would guess 850 or less, not 925 sterling.

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