Mixed Ancient and Antique Stone Beads from the West African Trade - Rita Okrent Collection (S568) African Trade Beads 1960's or later Stone Item 556

Name: Mixed Ancient and Antique Stone Beads from the West African Trade - Rita Okrent Collection (S568) African Trade Beads 1960's or later Stone Item 556
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SKU: 57086118015
Price: 145.00 USD
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Mixed Ancient and Antique Stone Beads from the West African Trade - Rita Okrent Collection (S568) African Trade Beads 1960's or later Stone Item 556

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Mixed Ancient and Antique Stone Beads from the West African Trade Rita Okrent Collection (S568) African Trade Beads 1960's or later Stone Item 556 1960's or later Collector Item 174o Lovely mixed stone strand with ancient rock crystal and carnelian and other beautiful striped and decorated agates Mixed sizes and shapes

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