Vintage Chinese Silver Repousse Baby Amulet - Rita Okrent Collection (P887) European glass beads so now there are some Stone Item 556

Name: Vintage Chinese Silver Repousse Baby Amulet - Rita Okrent Collection (P887) European glass beads so now there are some Stone Item 556
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SKU: 96598494592
Price: 38.00 USD
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Vintage Chinese Silver Repousse Baby Amulet Rita Okrent Collection (P887) European glass beads so now there are some Stone Item 556 so now there are some listed that are not photographed African made by ancient artisans or made in India and traded in West Africa by merchant ships on camel routes in the Sahara Vintage Chinese silver repousse baby amulet used to promote fertility in new brides (in hope of a baby boy) and as a protective amulet once the baby was born

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