Set of Five Ammonite Fossils on Brass Base

Set of brass flamingo / crane sculptures by Antonio Pavia. Standing flamingo is 59" high, 15" deep and 25" wide. Seated flamingo is 32" high, 32" wide and 14" deep.

Pair of Italian brass and lacquered wood heron / crane sculptures attributed to Antonio Pavia. Travertine base has some small chipping in the corner.

Polished antelope horns mounted on brass base.

Brass sea turtle sculpture / decorative box / catch all. Shell is in polished brass and the rest of body is in patinated finish. We also have a larger version in our other listing LU...

Large brass sea turtle sculpture / decorative box / catch all. Shell is polished brass and rest of body is in patinated finish. We also have a smaller size in our other listing LU985...

Brass antelope gazelle bookend sculpture.

A superb set of 7 ancient prehistoric ammonite fossils presented on our small turned painted plaster bases. This group showcases ammonites of varyi...

Large spectacular iridescent ammonite fossil. 75 Million y/o A magnificent example of one of the most spectacular fossils. A large and int...

A superb giant ammonite fossil of the Titanites Giganteus variety mounted on a bespoke steel stand with sandstone base. Ex. private collection of Gordon Walkden. Sourced from Worth Quarry, Swanage on Britain’s Jurassic Coast, this impressive large-scale ammonite spans a length of 66 cm (25.89 in). It is an excellent example of the Titanites variety, with a defined scroll shape and natural, stone-like texture with distinctive fossilised chambers present throughout. The Titanites variety of ammonite date back as far as 152 million years to the late Tithonian period. Provenance: From the fascinating collection of Gordon Walkden (1944-2022), emeritus Professor of Geology at Aberdeen University. Affectionally known as Aberdeen’s answer to Indiana Jones, Walkden contributed enormously to research through his papers and talks on British marbles, minerals and fossils...

O/6416 - Large fossil stone shell - Ammonites were predatory Prehistorie cephalopod mollusks which existed between 400 and 66 million years ago before dying out during the exinction ...

A complete prehistoric Cleoniceras opalised iridescent ammonite fossil, originating from Madagascar, presented on an exclusive museum-quality painted plaster base. Over 200 million y...

A complete prehistoric polished jigsaw ammonite fossil, originating from Madagascar, presented on an exclusive museum-quality painted plaster base. A natural historical artefact, pre...