Antique Chinese Silver Donkey Amulet, Qing Dynasty - Rita Okrent Collection (P864) biscuit beads decorated with dot-circle motif Stone Item 556

Name: Antique Chinese Silver Donkey Amulet, Qing Dynasty - Rita Okrent Collection (P864) biscuit beads decorated with dot-circle motif Stone Item 556
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Antique Chinese Silver Donkey Amulet, Qing Dynasty - Rita Okrent Collection (P864) biscuit beads decorated with dot-circle motif Stone Item 556

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Antique Chinese Silver Donkey Amulet, Qing Dynasty Rita Okrent Collection (P864) biscuit beads decorated with dot circle motif Stone Item 556 decorated with dot circle motif I took up her method and style and give them as gifts as well as sell them in stores and online Hollow silver donkey amulet from the Qing Dynasty with delicate repousse silversmithing Pendant Item 864

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