Antique 24.5″ ornate Whitby Jet beads

The Ebor Jetworks

£795

A alternating string of heavily ornately carved beads separated by polished round beads. Surprisingly little damage to the ornate beads which are more deeply carved than the norm. A rare survivor of Victorian craftsmanship. The beads graduate from 2mm -20mm. They are restrung and have a barrel catch. A alternating string of heavily ornately carved beads separated by polished round beads. Surprisingly little damage to the ornate beads which are more deeply carved than the norm. A rare survivor of Victorian craftsmanship. The beads graduate from 2mm -20mm. They are restrung and have a barrel cat

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Antique 24.5″ ornate Whitby Jet beads

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