Deep Blue Antique Dutch Donuts and European Glass Beads from the African Trade - Rita Okrent Collection (AT0110) - enamel Alabaster beads Stone Item 556

Name: Deep Blue Antique Dutch Donuts and European Glass Beads from the African Trade - Rita Okrent Collection (AT0110) - enamel Alabaster beads Stone Item 556
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 51349869055
Price: 100.00 USD
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Rating: 4.4779 (5 reviews)

Deep Blue Antique Dutch Donuts and European Glass Beads from the African Trade - Rita Okrent Collection (AT0110) - enamel Alabaster beads Stone Item 556

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Deep Blue Antique Dutch Donuts and European Glass Beads from the African Trade Rita Okrent Collection (AT0110) enamel Alabaster beads Stone Item 556 Alabaster beads See second photo Nice mixed bead strand of Dutch donuts and mixed antique and vintage European glass beads from Rita's design room Lots of variety here and size variation

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