Collection of 42 marine shells – Limpets and conical shells Sea shell - Coquillages (No reserve price)

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Specimen: collection of 42 marine shells—patellids and conical shells (scientific name: Coquillages); 42 items, origin unknown, condition good, year 1975, weight 300 g, authenticity original.

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Collection of 42 natural marine shells, mainly consisting of limpets and conical shells with varied shapes, sizes and reliefs.

A set featuring beautiful striped, ridged and concentric textures, in natural shades of white, cream, beige, brown and green.

Condition of the collection, with signs of time, natural deposits, small imperfections and old openings on some specimens. Some shells show wear marks visible in the photographs.

Important: the year 1975 is provided as a default only, this field being mandatory on Catawiki. The exact collection date and the age of the shells are unknown.

The detailed photographs are an integral part of the description.

Careful shipping, professional packaging and tracked shipping.

Happy bidding on Catawiki!!!

ZélioCambra

Seller's Story

Passionate and a collector, I specialize in Franklin Mint collectibles, which constitute the bulk of the pieces I offer: sculptures, figurines, porcelains, decorative objects and limited editions. Over the years, I have developed a particular knowledge of the Franklin Mint universe, of its different collections and its numerous editions. The items offered come mainly from private collections, estates, and curated sales. Each piece is examined carefully and presented with a precise description and numerous detailed photographs. Special attention is given to packaging and protection of the objects, especially porcelains and fragile pieces. Careful shipping with tracking. ZélioCambra — The passion of the collector, the professional’s exacting standards.
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Collection of 42 natural marine shells, mainly consisting of limpets and conical shells with varied shapes, sizes and reliefs.

A set featuring beautiful striped, ridged and concentric textures, in natural shades of white, cream, beige, brown and green.

Condition of the collection, with signs of time, natural deposits, small imperfections and old openings on some specimens. Some shells show wear marks visible in the photographs.

Important: the year 1975 is provided as a default only, this field being mandatory on Catawiki. The exact collection date and the age of the shells are unknown.

The detailed photographs are an integral part of the description.

Careful shipping, professional packaging and tracked shipping.

Happy bidding on Catawiki!!!

ZélioCambra

Seller's Story

Passionate and a collector, I specialize in Franklin Mint collectibles, which constitute the bulk of the pieces I offer: sculptures, figurines, porcelains, decorative objects and limited editions. Over the years, I have developed a particular knowledge of the Franklin Mint universe, of its different collections and its numerous editions. The items offered come mainly from private collections, estates, and curated sales. Each piece is examined carefully and presented with a precise description and numerous detailed photographs. Special attention is given to packaging and protection of the objects, especially porcelains and fragile pieces. Careful shipping with tracking. ZélioCambra — The passion of the collector, the professional’s exacting standards.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Specimen
Collection of 42 marine shells – Limpets and conical shells
Scientific name
Coquillages
No. of items
42
Country of origin
inconnu
Condition
Good condition
Year
1975
Weight
300 g
Authenticity
Original/official
FranceVerified
1569
Objects sold
99.49%
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