Antique American Flag Sliced Venetian beads and Other Mixed Trade Beads - Rita Okrent Collection (AT0500) Green Early 20th century Stone Item 556

Name: Antique American Flag Sliced Venetian beads and Other Mixed Trade Beads - Rita Okrent Collection (AT0500) Green Early 20th century Stone Item 556
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SKU: 29133154392
Price: 150.00 USD
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Antique American Flag Sliced Venetian beads and Other Mixed Trade Beads - Rita Okrent Collection (AT0500) Green Early 20th century Stone Item 556

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Antique American Flag Sliced Venetian beads and Other Mixed Trade Beads Rita Okrent Collection (AT0500) Green Early 20th century Stone Item 556 Early 20th century Sourced in Jerusalem in 1989 Rare antique matched American Flag sliced Venetian beads and other mixed striped Trade Beads Late 19th to early 20th century

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