Rare broad-leaved Glucke (Sparassis spathulata) – Dried XXL natural work of art (21 cm) Taxidermy wall mount - sparassis spathulata - 17 cm - 21 cm - 17 cm - Non-CITES species - 1

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Specimen of Sparassis spathulata dried as an XXL natural artwork from the USA, year 1977, weighing about 435 g and measuring 21 × 21 × 17 cm, in good condition.

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Description from the seller

Discover a fascinating marvel of local natural history. For sale is an excellently preserved, dried specimen of the Broadleaf Glucke (Sparassis spathulata). With its distinctive, wavy growth form, this botanical rarity strongly resembles elegant sea corals or sculptural cauliflower formations.

The mushroom has been professionally and gently dried, preserving its fine ivory to light brown structure perfectly. The piece is in good condition and carries a substantial own weight—a sign of its dense, high-quality character. Whether in an elegant glass display case, under a glass dome (cabinet-of-curiosities style), or as a spectacular eye-catcher on a dark wooden surface—this exhibit draws all eyes.

Technical data & dimensions:

Type: Broadleaf Glucke (Sparassis spathulata)

Condition: Very good, dry and decoratively preserved

Weight: approx. 435 g

Width: approx. 21 cm

Height: approx. 17 cm

Depth: approx. 17 cm

A distinctive and exclusive highlight for collectors of Naturalia, curiosities and discerning Organic-Modern decoration.

SKU Emge - sparassis spathulata

TAGS: Nautilus, Sea Shell, Nautic, Maritime, Nautsich Muscheln, Schnecken, Sammlerstück, Selten

Seller's Story

We are specialists in the sale of mussels and snails from collection solutions. We get most of these from Germany. We offer very special pieces for sale here that we do not offer on our website.
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Discover a fascinating marvel of local natural history. For sale is an excellently preserved, dried specimen of the Broadleaf Glucke (Sparassis spathulata). With its distinctive, wavy growth form, this botanical rarity strongly resembles elegant sea corals or sculptural cauliflower formations.

The mushroom has been professionally and gently dried, preserving its fine ivory to light brown structure perfectly. The piece is in good condition and carries a substantial own weight—a sign of its dense, high-quality character. Whether in an elegant glass display case, under a glass dome (cabinet-of-curiosities style), or as a spectacular eye-catcher on a dark wooden surface—this exhibit draws all eyes.

Technical data & dimensions:

Type: Broadleaf Glucke (Sparassis spathulata)

Condition: Very good, dry and decoratively preserved

Weight: approx. 435 g

Width: approx. 21 cm

Height: approx. 17 cm

Depth: approx. 17 cm

A distinctive and exclusive highlight for collectors of Naturalia, curiosities and discerning Organic-Modern decoration.

SKU Emge - sparassis spathulata

TAGS: Nautilus, Sea Shell, Nautic, Maritime, Nautsich Muscheln, Schnecken, Sammlerstück, Selten

Seller's Story

We are specialists in the sale of mussels and snails from collection solutions. We get most of these from Germany. We offer very special pieces for sale here that we do not offer on our website.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Specimen
Rare broad-leaved Glucke (Sparassis spathulata) – Dried XXL natural work of art (21 cm)
Scientific name
sparassis spathulata
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
U.S.
CITES relevancy
Non-CITES species
Condition
Good condition
Year
1977
Weight
435 g
Height
17 cm
Width
21 cm
Depth
17 cm
GermanyVerified
2147
Objects sold
92.75%
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