Ancient Egyptian Faience Beads with Ancient Glass Beads, from Egypt and West Africa - Rita Okrent Collection (AG275b) blue An unusual strand of old Stone Item 556

Name: Ancient Egyptian Faience Beads with Ancient Glass Beads, from Egypt and West Africa - Rita Okrent Collection (AG275b) blue An unusual strand of old Stone Item 556
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SKU: 5104073956
Price: 168.00 USD
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Ancient Egyptian Faience Beads with Ancient Glass Beads, from Egypt and West Africa - Rita Okrent Collection (AG275b) blue An unusual strand of old Stone Item 556

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Ancient Egyptian Faience Beads with Ancient Glass Beads, from Egypt and West Africa Rita Okrent Collection (AG275b) blue An unusual strand of old Stone Item 556 An unusual strand of old Weighs 68 grams mixed strand of large ancient faience beads Bead sizes range from 11 17mm diameter

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