Interesting 1930s Hand-carved Ox Shoulder Blade Bone - Bos taurus - 32.5 cm - 16.5 cm - 5 cm- Non-CITES species

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Specimen: Interesting 1930s hand-carved ox shoulder blade (Bos taurus), authentic/original, not CITES-listed; condition hand-carved; year 1930; weight 383 g; dimensions 32.5 × 5 × 16.5 cm; origin unknown.

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Very richly worked authentic beef shoulder blade in perfect clean condition.

Many engravings of snakes and other animals and symbols.

Lizard and several hand-carvings around.

Around 1930.

Equipped with a hanging option.

Origin is unknown to me; interesting to investigate for the buyer.

Dimensions: (H x D x W): 32.5 x 5 x 16.5 cm, 383 g.

Please carefully view the photos in the enlarged view before making a purchase!

Sent neatly packaged and by registered mail with insurance.

Very richly worked authentic beef shoulder blade in perfect clean condition.

Many engravings of snakes and other animals and symbols.

Lizard and several hand-carvings around.

Around 1930.

Equipped with a hanging option.

Origin is unknown to me; interesting to investigate for the buyer.

Dimensions: (H x D x W): 32.5 x 5 x 16.5 cm, 383 g.

Please carefully view the photos in the enlarged view before making a purchase!

Sent neatly packaged and by registered mail with insurance.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Specimen
Interesting 1930s Hand-carved Ox Shoulder Blade
Scientific name
Bos taurus
Country of origin
unknown
CITES relevancy
Non-CITES species
Condition
Hand carved
Year
1930
Weight
383 g
Depth
5 cm
Height
32.5 cm
Width
16.5 cm
Authenticity
Original/official
The NetherlandsVerified
620
Objects sold
100%
Private

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