Islamic Period Ancient Glass Beads, Egypt, Strand - Rita Okrent Collection (AG099) havdallah Beads measure approximately 12mm each Stone Item 556

Name: Islamic Period Ancient Glass Beads, Egypt, Strand - Rita Okrent Collection (AG099) havdallah Beads measure approximately 12mm each Stone Item 556
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Islamic Period Ancient Glass Beads, Egypt, Strand - Rita Okrent Collection (AG099) havdallah Beads measure approximately 12mm each Stone Item 556

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Islamic Period Ancient Glass Beads, Egypt, Strand Rita Okrent Collection (AG099) havdallah Beads measure approximately 12mm each Stone Item 556 Beads measure approximately 12mm each Holes on sides Circa 700 1400 A but most likely from between 900 1200 A

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