Pair of Large Decorated Vintage Mixed Metal Beads from Egypt - Rita Okrent Collection (ANT887) foulet hamsa Strand measures 136 grams Stone Item 556

Name: Pair of Large Decorated Vintage Mixed Metal Beads from Egypt - Rita Okrent Collection (ANT887) foulet hamsa Strand measures 136 grams Stone Item 556
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Pair of Large Decorated Vintage Mixed Metal Beads from Egypt - Rita Okrent Collection (ANT887) foulet hamsa Strand measures 136 grams Stone Item 556

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Pair of Large Decorated Vintage Mixed Metal Beads from Egypt Rita Okrent Collection (ANT887) foulet hamsa Strand measures 136 grams Stone Item 556 Strand measures 136 grams Artifacts and Antiques Item 373 25mm vintage gold washed (painted) metal beads handmade in Egypt (or possibly elsewhere in North Africa)

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