Black and White Decorated Antique Glass Zen Venetian Trade Beads- Rita Okrent Collection (AT1904) Jordan Beads vary in size from Ancient Glass Item 019b

Name: Black and White Decorated Antique Glass Zen Venetian Trade Beads- Rita Okrent Collection (AT1904) Jordan Beads vary in size from Ancient Glass Item 019b
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 73803239356
Price: 110.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.819000000000001 (13 reviews)

SKU 73803239356 ★ 4.8

Black and White Decorated Antique Glass Zen Venetian Trade Beads- Rita Okrent Collection (AT1904) Jordan Beads vary in size from Ancient Glass Item 019b

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Black and White Decorated Antique Glass Zen Venetian Trade Beads Rita Okrent Collection (AT1904) Jordan Beads vary in size from Ancient Glass Item 019b Beads vary in size from 6 23mm length and an oversized tube sit side by side Provenance: African Trade originally made in Venice

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