Peter Reynaers

Ancient Jewellery Auction

Beautiful Mousterian arrowhead from the Mousterian culture converted into antique jewelry via a hypoallergenic and durable sterling silver chain
Dated 40,000–10,000 BCE and part of a private collection in Norway since 1960.
A declaration sheet is provided, as such a sheet with these pieces is synonymous with guaranteed authenticity and legitimacy.
Customs costs outside the European Union will be paid by the auction winner.

Preciosa cabeza de flecha de cultura Musteriense convertida en joyería antigua mediante cadena de plata esterlina anti alergias y resistente 
Datada del 40.000-10.000 a.c y perteneciente a colección privada en Noruega desde 1960.
Se entrega hoja de declaraciones ya que una hoja así en éstas piezas es sinónimo de garantía y legitimidad 
Los costes aduaneros fuera de la unión europea serán abonados por el ganador de la puja 

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Musteriense flint

40.000-10.000 - Norway

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Musteriense culture flint arrowhead converted into antique jewellery with a sterling silver chain, 3 cm long, dating to 40,000–10,000 BCE, acquired in 2024 from Casa de Subastas in Spain, previously owned by a private collection in Norway since 1960.

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Musteriense culture flint arrowhead converted into antique jewellery with a sterling silver chain, 3 cm long, dating to 40,000–10,000 BCE, acquired in 2024 from Casa de Subastas in Spain, previously owned by a private collection in Norway since 1960.

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