Antique Granulated Silver and Hollow Silver Beads Strand, from Yemen - Rita Okrent Collection (ANT549) Morocco. Pendant Item 117 Stone Item 556

Name: Antique Granulated Silver and Hollow Silver Beads Strand, from Yemen - Rita Okrent Collection (ANT549) Morocco. Pendant Item 117 Stone Item 556
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Antique Granulated Silver and Hollow Silver Beads Strand, from Yemen - Rita Okrent Collection (ANT549) Morocco. Pendant Item 117 Stone Item 556

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Antique Granulated Silver and Hollow Silver Beads Strand, from Yemen Rita Okrent Collection (ANT549) Morocco. Pendant Item 117 Stone Item 556 Pendant Item 117 such as wishes for longevity A Yemenite silver bead strand with graduated round hollow silver beads of medium silver content and hard to find Yemeni granulated spacers (80+ silver content) Circa early to mid 20th Century

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