L961 17th Century The Chesapecten shell cluster was

The Chesapecten shell cluster was found from the banks of the James River and are usually 3 to 8 million years old

18th century Italian fragment with unpolished crystals and rare marine fossil (Siliquaria Cumingii) collected from the coast of Minabe from the Honshu island

historical fragment create a sculptural work of art

Size: 42" high x 24" wide x 18" deep

5” wide x 1

L961 17th Century The Chesapecten shell cluster was18th century Italian Florence fragment vase with an elestial point, chalcedony rosettes, and ecphora shells on a petrified wood base. The elestial point has an additional crystal point growing from the crystal body which is very rare and only occurs typically with elestial crystals. It is surrounded by the chalcedonian rosettes, fossil shells and ecphora shells. Chalcedony rosettes are natural crystal flower formations. Together, the rare minerals