Egyptian Faience and Ceramic Amulet Figures, with Ancient Diamond-Shaped Stone Bead, Cairo - Rita Okrent Collection (AN100b) Sale Old brass beads Stone Item 556

Name: Egyptian Faience and Ceramic Amulet Figures, with Ancient Diamond-Shaped Stone Bead, Cairo - Rita Okrent Collection (AN100b) Sale Old brass beads Stone Item 556
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Egyptian Faience and Ceramic Amulet Figures, with Ancient Diamond-Shaped Stone Bead, Cairo - Rita Okrent Collection (AN100b) Sale Old brass beads Stone Item 556

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Egyptian Faience and Ceramic Amulet Figures, with Ancient Diamond Shaped Stone Bead, Cairo Rita Okrent Collection (AN100b) Sale Old brass beads Stone Item 556 Old brass beads Necklace measures approximately 20" in length Ancient ceramic and faience figures and bead This is an old grouping of items from Rita's collection of ancient items she sourced in Egypt

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