Coco de Mer or Sea Coconut Taxidermy full body mount - Lodoicea Maldivica - 680 mm - 290 mm - 230 mm - CITES Appendix III - Annex C in the EU - 1

Very beautiful polished Coco de Mer from Praslin on a stand with an antique Indian base.

Total height 680 mm
Total width 290 mm
Total depth 230 mm

Coco height 320 mm
Coco width 285 mm
Coco depth 170 mm

Weight approximately 6,500 grams.

Very beautiful Coco de Mer on an antique stand from India. Polished model. Large size.

Very impressive conversation piece.

Minimum asking price of 1,650 per piece.
Bvk pickup. Insured shipping also possible.

No shipping outside Europe. Only within the Netherlands. Any import duties and risks are the responsibility of the buyer.

This item comes from a private collection and is offered for sale within the Netherlands to a fellow collector. Not for commercial trade. No papers.

Pick up Bvk.
Insured shipping possible, but at your own risk.


Coco de mer (Lodoicea maldivica) belongs to the palm family (Palmae or Arecaceae). It is the only species in the genus Lodoicea, a so-called monotypic genus. The plant is endemic to the Seychelles, where it occurs on the islands of Praslin and Curieuse. The palm's fruit, also called coco de mer or sea coconut, contains the largest seed of all known plant species. The fruit takes six to seven years to mature; a mature fruit can have a diameter of over 40 cm.