Antique Silver Khamsa Adorned with a Khamsa, Hallmarked, Morocco - Rita Okrent Collection (P957) egyptian faience Circa late 1800's to early Stone Item 556

Name: Antique Silver Khamsa Adorned with a Khamsa, Hallmarked, Morocco - Rita Okrent Collection (P957) egyptian faience Circa late 1800's to early Stone Item 556
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Antique Silver Khamsa Adorned with a Khamsa, Hallmarked, Morocco - Rita Okrent Collection (P957) egyptian faience Circa late 1800's to early Stone Item 556

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Antique Silver Khamsa Adorned with a Khamsa, Hallmarked, Morocco Rita Okrent Collection (P957) egyptian faience Circa late 1800's to early Stone Item 556 Circa late 1800's to early 1900's RESERVED: Gorgeous old enameled pendant with a square silver inset and lovely detail Antique Jewish Hamsa Hallmarked 1925

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