Graduated Mixed Ancient Egyptian Faience and Ancient Glass Beads, from Egypt - Rita Okrent Collection (AG275d) clothing Originally used as part of Stone Item 556

Name: Graduated Mixed Ancient Egyptian Faience and Ancient Glass Beads, from Egypt - Rita Okrent Collection (AG275d) clothing Originally used as part of Stone Item 556
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 16888347370
Price: 115.00 USD
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Graduated Mixed Ancient Egyptian Faience and Ancient Glass Beads, from Egypt - Rita Okrent Collection (AG275d) clothing Originally used as part of Stone Item 556

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Graduated Mixed Ancient Egyptian Faience and Ancient Glass Beads, from Egypt Rita Okrent Collection (AG275d) clothing Originally used as part of Stone Item 556 Originally used as part of an Islamic tesbih prayer strand Sudanese amber A mixed blue Weighs 122 grams

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