Antique Pottery Beads from the Ivory Coast, Sold in Pairs - Rita Okrent Collection (ANT638)) tuareg silver Decorated with Niello inlay peacock Stone Item 556

Name: Antique Pottery Beads from the Ivory Coast, Sold in Pairs - Rita Okrent Collection (ANT638)) tuareg silver Decorated with Niello inlay peacock Stone Item 556
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SKU: 18363365880
Price: 22.00 USD
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Antique Pottery Beads from the Ivory Coast, Sold in Pairs - Rita Okrent Collection (ANT638)) tuareg silver Decorated with Niello inlay peacock Stone Item 556

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Antique Pottery Beads from the Ivory Coast, Sold in Pairs Rita Okrent Collection (ANT638)) tuareg silver Decorated with Niello inlay peacock Stone Item 556 Decorated with Niello inlay peacock More of these in stock 4 pairs of hard to find antique vintage funky pottery beads from the Baule People of the Ivory Coast 26mm and 28mm range

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