6 Small Rare Antique Purple Dutch Dogon Purple Glass Faceted Beads from Mali - Rita Okrent Collection (ANT307b) off-white Antique Kiffa beads Stone Item 556

Name: 6 Small Rare Antique Purple Dutch Dogon Purple Glass Faceted Beads from Mali - Rita Okrent Collection (ANT307b) off-white Antique Kiffa beads Stone Item 556
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 4224605594
Price: 30.00 USD
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6 Small Rare Antique Purple Dutch Dogon Purple Glass Faceted Beads from Mali - Rita Okrent Collection (ANT307b) off-white Antique Kiffa beads Stone Item 556

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6 Small Rare Antique Purple Dutch Dogon Purple Glass Faceted Beads from Mali Rita Okrent Collection (ANT307b) off white Antique Kiffa beads Stone Item 556 Antique Kiffa beads Also includes matched blue and gold vintage beads Rare very old glass beads discovered in Mali Made in the Netherlands and traded to the Dogon tribe and other West African people in the 1700s

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