Groups of 6 Strands of Ancient Small Djenne Mixed Gray Glass Nila Beads from Djenne and environs, Mali - Rita Okrent Collection (AT0146q) bridle Note: the current batch of African Item 1547b
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Groups of 6 Strands of Ancient Small Djenne Mixed Gray Glass Nila Beads from Djenne and environs, Mali Rita Okrent Collection (AT0146q) bridle Note: the current batch of African Item 1547b Note: the current batch of strands has more blue beads in the mix Groups of 14 old worn silver and gilded silver Mauritanian granulated beads to classify groups of ornaments from specific geographic areas and time periods More of the true colors of these wonderful beads come out when treated gently with a tiny bit of olive oil (rub a little on your hands and then handle the beads)
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