Short Strands of Antique European Glass Beads from the African Trade - Rita Okrent Collection (AT0587) faceted glass These lovely old beads are Buddhist

Name: Short Strands of Antique European Glass Beads from the African Trade - Rita Okrent Collection (AT0587) faceted glass These lovely old beads are Buddhist
Brand: www.asua.com.mx
SKU: 19112239794
Price: 40.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3447000000000005 (12 reviews)

SKU 19112239794 · ★ 4.3

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Short Strands of Antique European Glass Beads from the African Trade Rita Okrent Collection (AT0587) faceted glass These lovely old beads are Buddhist These lovely old beads are great for design of all sorts of necklaces Strand 17: 5 beads: 11 16 mm hole to hole Circa 1800's Manufactured in Europe (likely Germany or the Netherlands) and traded in West Africa

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