Islamic Glass Mixed Bead Strand, Mali or Mauritania - Rita Okrent Collection (AG152) necklace Antique copper and silver dragon Stone Item 556

Name: Islamic Glass Mixed Bead Strand, Mali or Mauritania - Rita Okrent Collection (AG152) necklace Antique copper and silver dragon Stone Item 556
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 62728060407
Price: 122.50 USD
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Rating: 4.4194 (10 reviews)

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Islamic Glass Mixed Bead Strand, Mali or Mauritania Rita Okrent Collection (AG152) necklace Antique copper and silver dragon Stone Item 556 Antique copper and silver dragon head pendant with movable eyes and tongue * Museums: Many museums with collections of ancient artifacts display oil lamps from various periods and cultures Mixed Islamic glass bead strand with 66 beads in all including 17 Islamic eye beads a green Hebron bead and many other blue glass beads with varying levels of patina and wear

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