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.
£95
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.
Sorry - sold
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.
This is a solid casting from the same Pseudopecten acuticosta fossil as above. The fossil was found in Gloucestershire and is about 170 million years old. It is about 55mm across and weighs just under 200g as it is solid silver. A great paperweight.
£300
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.
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.
