Strand of 23 Mixed Antique Yemeni Granulated Mixed Metal Silver Berry Beads - Rita Okrent Collection (ANT526) hookah pipe 27+ inches of beads Stone Item 556

Name: Strand of 23 Mixed Antique Yemeni Granulated Mixed Metal Silver Berry Beads - Rita Okrent Collection (ANT526) hookah pipe 27+ inches of beads Stone Item 556
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SKU: 5439758330
Price: 132.50 USD
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Strand of 23 Mixed Antique Yemeni Granulated Mixed Metal Silver Berry Beads - Rita Okrent Collection (ANT526) hookah pipe 27+ inches of beads Stone Item 556

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Strand of 23 Mixed Antique Yemeni Granulated Mixed Metal Silver Berry Beads Rita Okrent Collection (ANT526) hookah pipe 27+ inches of beads Stone Item 556 27+ inches of beads Beautiful ancient Iranian vase A strand of 23 mixed well worn vintage Yemeni granulated low silver and (possibly) brass beads Handmade by Yemeni silversmiths in the 1950's or earlier

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