Antique Deep Red Bohemian Glass Pigeon Egg Beads from Ethiopia - Rita Okrent Collection (AT1939b) excavated bronze Peking glass Stone Item 556

Name: Antique Deep Red Bohemian Glass Pigeon Egg Beads from Ethiopia - Rita Okrent Collection (AT1939b) excavated bronze Peking glass Stone Item 556
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SKU: 82158629515
Price: 88.00 USD
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Antique Deep Red Bohemian Glass Pigeon Egg Beads from Ethiopia - Rita Okrent Collection (AT1939b) excavated bronze Peking glass Stone Item 556

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Antique Deep Red Bohemian Glass Pigeon Egg Beads from Ethiopia Rita Okrent Collection (AT1939b) excavated bronze Peking glass Stone Item 556 Peking glass Antique Islamic matched gilded sterling silver beads A 25 inch strand of 38 well matched antique pigeon egg beads from the African trade 15 16mm 5 8 in hole to hole

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