Long Strand of Blue and Green Ancient Islamic Glass Beads, Most with Eyes, Mauritania - Rita Okrent Collection (AG205) Pre-Columbian Shell beads Antiquity Item 115b Stone Item 556

Name: Long Strand of Blue and Green Ancient Islamic Glass Beads, Most with Eyes, Mauritania - Rita Okrent Collection (AG205) Pre-Columbian Shell beads Antiquity Item 115b Stone Item 556
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 91884630756
Price: 394.00 USD
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Rating: 4.6633 (30 reviews)

Long Strand of Blue and Green Ancient Islamic Glass Beads, Most with Eyes, Mauritania - Rita Okrent Collection (AG205) Pre-Columbian Shell beads Antiquity Item 115b Stone Item 556

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Long Strand of Blue and Green Ancient Islamic Glass Beads, Most with Eyes, Mauritania Rita Okrent Collection (AG205) Pre Columbian Shell beads Antiquity Item 115b Stone Item 556 Antiquity Item 115b Sumerian faience 5 ounces 214 gr38 inches of beads 47 cm Long fabulous strand of 95 excellent condition ancient glass eye beads

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