Mourning jewelry with black glass stones, German, 1st half of the 20th century, …

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mourning jewelry with black glass stones, German, 1st half of the 20th century, ,faceted black glass beads, matted, every fifth bead shiny, diameter: each c. 9.5 mm, metal lobster clasp, length: 62 cm, 69.7 g. Limit 45,-

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mourning jewelry with black glass stones, German, 1st half of the 20th century, ,faceted black glass beads, matted, every fifth bead shiny, diameter: each c. 9.5 mm, metal lobster clasp, length: 62 cm, 69.7 g. Limit 45,-

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