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Industry Science & Technology — Guy Earl-Smith

$2,280
A Superb Fossil Tooth Carcharodon megalodon, An extremely attrac…
$1,652
A Rare Fossil Mammoth Molar, Artist unknown, c.…
$1,534
A Large Crinoid Fossil Plate, c.345 mill.…
$944
A Fine Fossil Shark Tooth, Carcharodon megalodon, an attractive …








Auction House: Guy Earl-Smith
Number of lots recorded: 32
Lots with images: 32
Prices available: 32
Category: Industry Science & Technology




Lot Description Price Image
*** A Superb Fossil Tooth Carcharodon megalodon, An extremely attractive specimen of a tooth of the extinct giant shark, exhibiting an ivory-like quality and glossy patina, New Caledonia, Miocene, 12 x 8.5 cm ***
*** A Rare Fossil Mammoth Molar, Artist unknown, c. 1930s, decorated with diminutive ivory birds pegged to woolly mammoth molar, Pt Hope, Alaska, 25 x 13 cm Provenance: purchased from Paul Goldstein, New York ***
*** A Large Crinoid Fossil Plate, c.345 mill. Bp, embedded in their matrix, USA, 74 x 50 cm ***
*** A Fine Fossil Shark Tooth, Carcharodon megalodon, an attractive specimen from the extinct white shark, Miocene, 7.5-10.5 cm ***
*** Collection of Eight Opalised Marine Fossils, from Coober Pedy, 1-18 cm (8) ***
*** A Fossil Specimen, of a terrestrial vertebrate, within a moulded base, 45 x 28 cm ***
*** Two Fine Opalised Fossil Specimens, a marine gastropod and opalised pine cone crystal, 12-20 cm (2) ***
*** A Small Tibetan Tiger Rug, c.mid 20th Century, of hand woven wool, in the form of a tiger pelt, good detail, excellent condition, 60 x 41 cm ***
*** A Fine Fossil Trilobite, well preserved within matrix, 24 x 20 cm ***
*** A Superb Fossil Goniatite, exhibiting rich ochre and grey-pink colours and an intricate crystalline pattern, Atlas Mountains, Morocco, Jurassic, 11 x 9 cm ***
*** Fossil Ammonite, Cleoniceras sp., Mid Crelaceous (a 109 mya), Ambarimaninga, Mahajanga Province, Madagascar. Ammonites were abundant and diverse in the seas of the Mesozoic Era and they evolved very rapidly to produce numerous species and genera ***
*** A Collection of Opalised Fossil Wood, exhibiting fine opalescence, 7-14 cm (12) ***
*** A Fossilised Tree Trunk Section, Australia, 43 x 20 cm ***
*** Three Inuit Artefacts, two of walrus tusk, one decorated in relief with three walruses, and a fossil walrus bone with polished anterior, 26-37 cm (3) ***
*** A Fine Specimen of Fossil Trilobites, the six organisms embedded in a matrix, 42 x 48 cm ***
*** A Superb Crocodile Skull, A fine and attractive specimen of the skull of Crocodylus porosus (Schneider, 1801), a saltwater species; the largest of all living crocodiles, Northern Australia, 31 x 13 cm ***

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