Group of 5 Ancient Stone Spindle Whorls - Rita Okrent Collection (AN394) excavated bronze This mixed strand of useful Stone Item 556

Name: Group of 5 Ancient Stone Spindle Whorls - Rita Okrent Collection (AN394) excavated bronze This mixed strand of useful Stone Item 556
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SKU: 59037870344
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Group of 5 Ancient Stone Spindle Whorls Rita Okrent Collection (AN394) excavated bronze This mixed strand of useful Stone Item 556 This mixed strand of useful and interesting antique and ancient beads and pendants includes a very large eye bead with patina (20mm) The chain is adorned with an antique partial pendant with granulation that looks like it's from Yemen or Turkey Group of 5 ancient worn stone spindle whorls from Rita's design room Likely to be from the Middle East

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