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PrivateCollection is the Photo Blog for Susan Dods, a long time antique dealer and collector. The site features photographs and commentary on very special pieces of Chinese Jewelry. The listing Gallery displays items for sale. Rather than searching the archive, view ALL of the posts at one time with our exclusive PictureBook format. 相片书 If you would like to preview all of the items that have been featured on this site, we have created a special sideshow ... just click on this link.
Chinese Carved Glass Knotted Beads
This fabulous necklace of oval blue glass beads carved with the Shou Symbol is an example of the finest Chinese glass carving…
It is also the best example that I have ever seen of another art form… Chinese knots. When pearls and precious stone beads are strung, a simple knot is placed between the beads to protect them from damage.
The knotting on this necklace is a 19th century style – but the simple button knots are made with gold thread…
It is stunning!
For more information: Chinese Knots for Beaded Jewellery by Suzen Millodot is available on Amazon.
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