Cassis cornuta Taxidermy full body mount - Lampada vintage in conchiglia Cassis Cornuta, immagine sacra Ricordo di Pompei - 27.5 cm - 18.5 cm - 13.5 cm

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Specimen Cassis cornuta, Scientific name Lampada vintage in conchiglia Cassis Cornuta, immagine sacra Ricordo di Pompei; country of origin Italy; condition hand‑carved; year 2000; dimensions 27.5 × 18.5 × 13.5 cm.

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Table lamp, made from a large natural horn shell, Cassis cornuta, a typical souvenir of the Naples and Pompeii region.
Inside the shell is glued a colorful motif depicting the sacred scene of the Madonna with the Child and the angels.
The shell is mounted on a turned wooden base, equipped with an electrical system and lamp holder.
Collection, a historic souvenir of Southern Italy.
Please check the photos to assess the preservation state of the shell and the internal print.

Table lamp, made from a large natural horn shell, Cassis cornuta, a typical souvenir of the Naples and Pompeii region.
Inside the shell is glued a colorful motif depicting the sacred scene of the Madonna with the Child and the angels.
The shell is mounted on a turned wooden base, equipped with an electrical system and lamp holder.
Collection, a historic souvenir of Southern Italy.
Please check the photos to assess the preservation state of the shell and the internal print.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Specimen
Cassis cornuta
Scientific name
Lampada vintage in conchiglia Cassis Cornuta, immagine sacra Ricordo di Pompei
Country of origin
Italy
Condition
Hand carved
Year
2000
Weight
0 g
Height
27.5 cm
Width
18.5 cm
Depth
13.5 cm
ItalyVerified
50
Objects sold
100%
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