Fossil Plate

A great collection of eight fossil plates, 6 circular and two octagonal all appears to be cut from a similar stone.

This large fossil plate is incredibly unique, featuring a long Diplomystus dentatus along with two Cockerellites (Priscacara) liops, fossilized in its natural matrix.

This large fossil plate is incredibly unique, featuring a long Diplomystus dentatus along with two Cockerellites (Priscacara) liops, fossilized in its natural matrix.

Antique Fossil Plates – Ammonites, Ichthyosaurus, Archaeopteryx, c.1880 This pair of antique chromolithograph plates presents a fascinating survey of fossil discoveries from the Mes...

Title: "Antique Fossil Engraving - Multivalves and Marine Fossils - Plate LXVII" Description: This antique engraving is a detailed illustration of various marine fossils and multi...

Preserved within a slab of fine-grained Solnhofen limestone, this Mesolimulus walchii horseshoe crab fossil offers a rare glimpse into the marine ecosystems of the Late Jurassic, app...

Very large and rare natural fossil plate plate with many well defined fern leaf fossils. 300 million years old from Pennsylvania.

A captivating association of Diplomystus sp. preserved within fine-grained limestone, this remarkable fossil plate captures a school of ancient marine fish suspended in time.

The expansive limestone plate provides a striking natural canvas, drawing attention to the finely preserved fossil while highlighting the subtle textures and tonal variations of the ...

The tables are designed by Ronald Schmitt and come with a certificate of authenticity of the fossil plates. Ronald Schmitt's designs often featured clean lines, minimalist aesthetics...

***NOTE: Our 1stDibs store is closing soon.*** This is another large, substantial and colorful fossil plate specimen. The largest measurement is about 11 inches measured diagonally, ...

***NOTE: Our 1stDibs store is closing soon.** This is a substantial fossil plate specimen, thick, weighty, and lush with fossils.

Fossil Print of Ichthyosaurus Skeleton and Teeth, c.1850, by Orbigny This fascinating fossil plate, titled Reptiles Fossiles Pl. 3, features the skeletal remains and anatomical deta...

A genuinely extraordinary fossil shell mortality bedrock plate, expertly prepared.

Barasaurus besairiei (Positive and Negative Pair) Period: Late Permian – Early Triassic (ca. 255 million years ago) Origin: Madagascar Mounted on Custom Metal Stand This exceptional...

Polished to reveal the stone’s extraordinary natural composition, each plate presents a mesmerizing mosaic of spirals, shell fragments, and ancient marine fossils.

Watercolor painting of Ceratodus tooth plates fossils, from museum specimen, on 300 lb cold press paper.

Typically, discoveries of fossils are limited to smaller-sized plates, often no greater than 12-18 inches in length, and the surrounding matrix is frequently damaged or missing with ...

Set of 7 marble plates with fossil inclusions. Made in the 20th century.

The skeleton, complete with armoured plates, has been exquisitely preserved and recovered from the Holzmaden Oil Shale of south Germany.

(Gomez, Raw Vision #35, page 36) "Fossil Ship" is Plate Number 42, and is reproduced in "The First Fifty Prints: Valton Tyler" with text by Rebecca Reynolds, published for Valley Ho...

At the bottom of the plate, a geological cross-section of the Saar coal measures shows the fossil-bearing strata in color.

The plates depict fossil mammals and prehistoric vertebrates, highlighting discoveries that shaped early paleontology.

Dutch West Indies Geology Fossils 1888 Scientific Lithograph Plates This rare matched pair of geological plates originates from the monumental 1888 scientific work Bericht über eine...

This discovery is particularly fascinating due to the size and preservation combined by both specimens on such a large and original plate. While many fossils of this type are often f...

Our particular Crinoid plate fossil was unearthed in Morocco, where are old friend discovers them for us.

The Chesapecten plated fossil scallop shell is hand-pulled from the banks of the James River.

The Chesapecten plated fossil scallop shell is hand-pulled from the banks of the James River.

Each plate showcases dramatic fossil grain patterns in rich tones of brown, beige, and charcoal, therefore creating a sculptural statement piece that instantly elevates any room.

A genuinely extraordinary Pecten latissimus fossil shell mortality bedrock plate, expertly prepared by Benjamin Allison and prepared for wall display.