Black and White Matched Glass Art Beads, with Raised Eyes - Rita Okrent Collection (C326b) Venetian glass Purchased by Rita in Syria Stone Item 556

Name: Black and White Matched Glass Art Beads, with Raised Eyes - Rita Okrent Collection (C326b) Venetian glass Purchased by Rita in Syria Stone Item 556
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Black and White Matched Glass Art Beads, with Raised Eyes - Rita Okrent Collection (C326b) Venetian glass Purchased by Rita in Syria Stone Item 556

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Black and White Matched Glass Art Beads, with Raised Eyes Rita Okrent Collection (C326b) Venetian glass Purchased by Rita in Syria Stone Item 556 Purchased by Rita in Syria in 1993 from an old (Item location: Upper left) Contemporary black and white glass art beads with raised eyes Sourced by Rita in the 1980's or early 1990's for use in her own designs

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