A cast of a silver ammonite with a flat side making it ideal as a paperweight. It is 35-40 mm in diameter and weighs 70g. There are other ammonites here.
£130
Not a fossil at all , but a cast of a flint arrowhead found in a field in the Stonesfield area of Oxfordshire, UK.
It is about 45 mm tip to rear and weighs 35g.
£55
A simple circular, three legged stand supporting a half geode. The stand has an inside diameter of 68mm and could be used for something else.
£45
Silver copy of a sea urchin fossil found near Stonesfield in Oxfordshire. It weighs 22 grams and is about 28mm in diameter.
£30
A silver casting of sea shell. The shell is about 4cm across and weighs 41 grams
£95
This is a casting of a Pseudopecten acuticosta fossil. The fossil was found in Gloucestershire and is about 170 million years old. It is about 55mm across and weighs just under 90g. It is only a half section, recessed on the other side, so could be used for a baptism though it doesn’t hold much water. Otherwise a great paperweight.
£125
This shell is made from sheet silver and is based on the fossil Pseudopecten acuticosta above. It is 60mm across and weighs 12g. It would work well as a christening or baptism shell, but also as an ornament perhaps holding some small treasured objects. The reverse is also bright polished.
£80
This dish is intended as a baptism/ christening shell or perhaps just an ornament. It is loosely based on a scallop shell. It is 8 cm across and weighs 22 grams. The reverse is bright polished.
