Short Strand of Antique Black and Glass Beads from the African Trade - Rita Okrent Collection (AT1929) jet beads The white patina is due Stone Item 556

Name: Short Strand of Antique Black and Glass Beads from the African Trade - Rita Okrent Collection (AT1929) jet beads The white patina is due Stone Item 556
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 6928326732
Price: 75.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4257 (14 reviews)

Short Strand of Antique Black and Glass Beads from the African Trade - Rita Okrent Collection (AT1929) jet beads The white patina is due Stone Item 556

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Short Strand of Antique Black and Glass Beads from the African Trade Rita Okrent Collection (AT1929) jet beads The white patina is due Stone Item 556 The white patina is due to wear 70 grams (sold) A strand of 20 matched glass beads from the African Trade Just super useful

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