COLLECTION OF PHOENICIAN MOSAIC GLASS BEADS Ca. 600 - 300 BC. A large collection of beads in mosaic, translucent, opaque, glass and faience, comprising five dark brown and black mosaic glass beads decorated with irregular yellow, red, and white cane sections, each shaped as a slightly flattened sphere; six mosaic glass beads including annular, biconical, and cuboid forms in black, cobalt blue, and beige, decorated with polychrome cane sections in yellow, red, white, green, and blue; seventeen mosaic glass beads in annular, globular, and disc forms, made from dark, translucent, and opaque glass with multicoloured cane decoration; six glass and faience beads in blue, red, beige, yellow, black, and amber hues, including biconical, cylindrical, and annular forms; six additional glass and faience beads in orange, yellow, blue, and black, including cylindrical, annular, and stacked ring forms; eight beads in translucent, opaque, and mosaic glass, including annular, spherical, and barrel-shaped types in white, black, blue, and green with contrasting polychrome cane sections; six more glass and faience beads in black, blue, yellow, and green, including cylindrical, annular, and stacked forms; and two translucent glass beads with polygonal bodies and faceted faces, one in pale green and the other in clear glass, both perforated through the centre. Size: 13.3 - 28.7mm x 21.6 - 23.9mm; Weight: 80g Provenance: Prince collection, 1990s-2014; Ex. Private collection 1970s-1990s.