Help with glass beads

[Brock]

Hello, i found these this morning.i am guess Czech or German. No idea though really of place or time.

Largest is 1 1/4 inch length, aprox 1 inch wide

The 2 others are about the same at  just under 1 1/4 inch

I personally have never seen beads like this or this size.

[Brock]

Here is a picture with a notable chip. The other 2 are in vg condition.  I'm hoping it may help with the identification of the origins. 

[Ric]

A total guess from me . . .

torch-made macrame beads from the 1960s or 70s - Hippie stuff. 🙂

They're very pretty.

[Brock]

Hello, thanks. I did think of that as well. Definetly quite possible. They have the trade marks of rudimentary handmade. The colours are strikingly similar to german colours... for what thats worth. 2 of the holes have a  more tapered entrance/exit.

They are pretty, eye catching hence in my possesion now.

[Alan]

Mandrel-wound newer glass.

[Brock]

Cheers.Been learning a very tiny bit about beads in the last day . Had to google mandrel. They could be newer. The guy had them buried in junkalanche mountain. He told me i was the first person to see them in  20 years so that means it could be their age.  The only thing i can say about beads  in the wee bit of digging. Information is sparse regarding old beads.