Heads Up (geddit?) Three VERY rare Neiger beaded necklaces just listed at
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Heads Up (geddit?) Three VERY rare Neiger beaded necklaces just listed at
http://www.etsy.com/shop/NeigerCollectorsClub
The top pendant in butterscotch colour pressed glass, has been completely scrubbed clean of its contrasting colour. It has been devalued.
The second picture shows a pristine Max Neiger designed glass mummy bead which has all its original vivid yellow contrast colour.
Guess which is worth more ?
To see those with gold leaf: see www.neigercollectorsclub.com
PLEASE Dont Wash Your Neiger Beads
To learn why washing these beads may substantially devalue them, read the inside story at www.neigercollectorsclub.com
Forgot to say that this very early Max Neiger designed Egyptian boy king beaded necklace is yellow uranium (vaseline) glass.
Annagelb (the yellow version) is much more rare than the green. Another indicator that this necklace is towards the beginning of the 1900's
Neiger flapper beaded necklaces dating from 1920-1930 approx. He used many types of beads, all of which he designed himself. The rarer beads are the cube 'Egyptian Wave' bead as well as the elephant shaped beads. Even rarer are the beads in the shape of a turban head.