Ancient Beads from Mali and Roman Period Glass beads from the Middle East - Rita Okrent Collection (C303b) glass Vintage dark blue - green Stone Item 556

Name: Ancient Beads from Mali and Roman Period Glass beads from the Middle East - Rita Okrent Collection (C303b) glass Vintage dark blue - green Stone Item 556
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 56711263578
Price: 187.50 USD
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Rating: 4.0333 (5 reviews)

Ancient Beads from Mali and Roman Period Glass beads from the Middle East - Rita Okrent Collection (C303b) glass Vintage dark blue - green Stone Item 556

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Ancient Beads from Mali and Roman Period Glass beads from the Middle East Rita Okrent Collection (C303b) glass Vintage dark blue green Stone Item 556 Vintage dark blue green glass beads please specify which you'd like on your order Ancient Beads from Mali and Egypt and environs A lovely mix including ancient rock crystal and stone beads from Mali (excavated) and ancient glass beads from the Middle East

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