1965 One of a Kind Minuture Salon 3 Pieces

Clypeaster Echinoid (Sea Urchin) Miocene Period (5 - 23 million years old) Morocco 3.75 h x 6.5 w in. / 9.5 x 16.5 cm This attractive example of a fossilized sand dollar is expertly cleaned and polished to retain the endoskeleton (outer shell), preserving excellent definition and details. With cream and honey-colored tones and soft edges, it is a fascinating and beautiful specimen. Animals of the Clypeaster genus are more commonly referred to as "sea biscuits” or “cake urchins.” The genus first appeared in the Late Eocene Period (38-34 million years ago) and survives until today. The genus name Clypeaster is derived from the Latin “clypeus” (meaning round shield...

1950s Ceramic hand painted Viking chess set. One piece missing.

Introducing the epitome of regal elegance and opulence, behold the majestic royal carriage. This exquisite masterpiece of craftsmanship and design stands as a symbol of prestige and ...

Very rare one-of-a-kind jewelry piece designed by the famous Mexican artist Alfredo Zalce ( Mexico 1908-2003), and depicts an abstract fish shape hanging from a very special chain ma...

A very scarce beautiful first edition volume commemorating the 1964 Tokyo Summer Olympics, vividly illustrated in colour and monochrome throughout. A very scarce first edition. In ...

Model six pile off-shore production platform This do-it-yourself set consisting of an oil rig, a ship with cargo and a helicopter truly is a unique piece. It was commissioned by Du...