Ostrich Egg - Sconosciuto - 17 cm - 14 cm - 14 cm - (2)

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Specimen: Ostrich, scientific name Sconosciuto; two decorative ostrich eggs from Africa, dating to 2000, each about 17 cm high, 14 cm wide and 300 g, in good condition with original authenticity.

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Decorative ostrich egg featuring Santa Claus with toys and small bells, on a glossy deep blue background.

Original and scenographic decorative object, also ideal as a collectible Christmas decoration.

Egg dimensions: about 17 cm tall × 14 cm wide
Weight: about 300 g
Base included in the sale, as shown in the photographs.

Good overall condition. The hole on the bottom of the egg is related to the hollowing/processing of the shell and is hidden when the egg is placed on the base.

Material: decorated ostrich eggshell
Subject: Santa Claus / Christmas
Main color: blue

Decorative ostrich egg featuring Santa Claus with toys and small bells, on a glossy deep blue background.

Original and scenographic decorative object, also ideal as a collectible Christmas decoration.

Egg dimensions: about 17 cm tall × 14 cm wide
Weight: about 300 g
Base included in the sale, as shown in the photographs.

Good overall condition. The hole on the bottom of the egg is related to the hollowing/processing of the shell and is hidden when the egg is placed on the base.

Material: decorated ostrich eggshell
Subject: Santa Claus / Christmas
Main color: blue

Details

Era
1900-2000
Specimen
Ostrich
Scientific name
Sconosciuto
Number of objects
2
Country of origin
Africa
Condition
Good condition
Year
2000
Weight
300 g
Depth
14 cm
Height
17 cm
Width
14 cm
Authenticity
Original/official
ItalyVerified
28
Objects sold
77.78%
Private

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