African Antique Green, Yellow and Blue Glass Hebron Beads - Rita Okrent Collection (AT0805b) bedouin textile Antique and Ancient Bead Strand Stone Item 556

Name: African Antique Green, Yellow and Blue Glass Hebron Beads - Rita Okrent Collection (AT0805b) bedouin textile Antique and Ancient Bead Strand Stone Item 556
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 13671432229
Price: 160.00 USD
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African Antique Green, Yellow and Blue Glass Hebron Beads - Rita Okrent Collection (AT0805b) bedouin textile Antique and Ancient Bead Strand Stone Item 556

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African Antique Green, Yellow and Blue Glass Hebron Beads Rita Okrent Collection (AT0805b) bedouin textile Antique and Ancient Bead Strand Stone Item 556 Antique and Ancient Bead Strand with Faience Circa approximately 1940's Mixed Green Lovely cubed and round shaping on this strand

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