Brakteats, Sequins & Spangles

41 pieces organized by “newest to oldest” as far as it’s addition to the site*. It’s a nice way to see what’s new, or view it all as a whole.
Use the drop menu for “Period Beadwork” above to separate items by century or item type.

*If an older piece reappears at the top, it’s due to my finding and adding additional photos and/or information and it’s publication date has been adjusted to reflect this.

14th Century: Cheb Antependium

16th Century: portrait reproduction of Vlad Dracula

13th Century: mantel

15th Century: linen and silk with brakteats, likely a stole end?

14th Century: border with brakteats

15th Century: altar border with seed beads and brakteats

14th Century?: border with bratkeats

15th Century: mitre

15th Century: mitre

14th Century: Borders with brakteats and plaques

15th Century: mitre

15th Century: mitre

14th Century: Christ child cloak

14th Century: Christ child cloak

14th Century: Christ child cloak

14th Century: brakteats

14th Century: Christ child cloak

14th Century: Crist child cloak

12th Century: brakteat

14th Century: Marienmantelchen

14th Century: silk brakteats hanging

15th Century: Sarnan Child with Bezants/Brakteats

17th Century: Gloves 1620s

17th Century: waistcoat

13th Century: Ciborium/Ziborium (Host Box)

17th Century: beaded silk purse

13th Century: Halberstadt Antependium

13th Century: Halberstadt Antependium

17th Century: Drawstring Bag, 1610-1650

17th Century: Spangled ruff in Portraits of Doña Ana de Velasco y Girón

14th Century: Sudarium with Spangles

14th Century: Christ child cloak

17th Century: Flinderhaube

15th Century: Kloster Ebstorf Panels

15th Century: Minden Mitre

14th Century: Marienwerder Cope

14th Century: Altar Edging

14th Century: Marienwerder Antependium

13th Century: Halberstadt Mitre

13th Century: Square Reliquary Box

15th Century: Lamb Of God