Craven Dunhill Mounted Objects

Unusual Coco de Mer with its iconic form perfectly undecorated. Found on the Seychelles archipelago and presented on a custom aluminum stand.

Fine Chinese parrot or bird expertly decorated with enamel on brass presented on a custom wood perch and lucite stand.

Artisanally sculpted soapstone from Finland on a metal base. Organic in shape. Unique due to the color gradation in the sober color palette. Each piece is unique in shape. 3 availabl...

A distinctive decorative marriage combining a vintage Tiffany & Co. etched crystal world globe with an earlier ornate dragon-form metal stand. #5689 The removable crystal globe mea...

This authentic 8-inch Spinosaurus tooth fossil on Display Stand presents an extraordinary example of one of the most iconic predators of the Late Cretaceous. To start, it shows the c...

French Lion Mask Fountain Head Sculpture, Mounted on Iron Stand. Lion head has great attention to detail featuring a nice flowing mane. White in color with a fabulous patina. Has han...

This French terracotta lion's mask was originally an element of a 19th century fountain with water jetting from its mouth. This garden piece is now mounted on a custom iron, making i...

Large fossilised ammonite on a bespoke metal stand An ammonite is the fossil of an extinct marine animal that was related to modern-day squid, octopuses and nautiluses. It was ther...

West African hand beaded head dress crown from Yoruba, Nigeria. This artistic beautiful and functional art piece is covered with beads in turquoise, orange, green, yellow red, blue ...

A remarkably rare and masterfully executed antique French Baroque fragment/panel, masterfully hand-sculpted from solid oak and dating from the mid-17th century, circa 1650. Demonstra...

Zinc lion’s head fragment. Presumably from France, late 19th to early 20th century. Likely to have been part of an architectural element. On a custom stand. Dimensions: 54H x 28W x...

A fine antique signed Folk Art lion figurine. In the form of a recumbent lion. Signed to the underside. The signature appears to read: 'J Silverthorn' Made out of a reddish-brown redware or stoneware sewer tile...