Antique Faceted Purple and Clear Dutch Glass Beads from the 1700s, Mali - Rita Okrent Collection (ANT307s) faience amulets Strands photographed are available (newly Stone Item 556

Name: Antique Faceted Purple and Clear Dutch Glass Beads from the 1700s, Mali - Rita Okrent Collection (ANT307s) faience amulets Strands photographed are available (newly Stone Item 556
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 84819905835
Price: 117.50 USD
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Rating: 4.0306 (15 reviews)

Antique Faceted Purple and Clear Dutch Glass Beads from the 1700s, Mali - Rita Okrent Collection (ANT307s) faience amulets Strands photographed are available (newly Stone Item 556

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Antique Faceted Purple and Clear Dutch Glass Beads from the 1700s, Mali Rita Okrent Collection (ANT307s) faience amulets Strands photographed are available (newly Stone Item 556 Strands photographed are available (newly updated photos as of February 2021) A really nice old strand of powder glass beads from Rita's collection Spectacular strand of very old Dutch faceted glass beads Lovely amethyst purple hues

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