Sea Snail Sea shell - S-583 LAMBIS TRUNCATA (No reserve price)

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Jonas Rathaj
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Specimen: marine snail; Scientific name: S-583 LAMBIS TRUNCATA; No. of items: 1; Country of origin: Philippines; Condition: Good condition; Year: 2019; Authenticity: Original; Weight: 916 g.

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Beautiful, very large (90/190/290 mm) Lambis truncata shell — the common name for the giant spider, a species of sea snail, a marine mollusk in the family Strombidae, true conchs. Lambis truncata has a flattened apex and a square outline. Lambis truncata is the largest and heaviest of the spider shells. The color of the shell may actually be somewhat different (to a small extent) than in the photos due to artificial lighting. I highly recommend it to collectors and interior decorators.

Beautiful, very large (90/190/290 mm) Lambis truncata shell — the common name for the giant spider, a species of sea snail, a marine mollusk in the family Strombidae, true conchs. Lambis truncata has a flattened apex and a square outline. Lambis truncata is the largest and heaviest of the spider shells. The color of the shell may actually be somewhat different (to a small extent) than in the photos due to artificial lighting. I highly recommend it to collectors and interior decorators.

Details

Era
After 2000
Specimen
Sea Snail
Scientific name
S-583 LAMBIS TRUNCATA
No. of items
1
Country of origin
Philippines
Condition
Good condition
Year
2019
Weight
916 g
Authenticity
Original/official
The NetherlandsVerified
2168
Objects sold
100%
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