Paleolithic: A Very Fine & Scarce Pleistocene Woolly Mammoth Polished Tooth Section sub-Antiques and impressive rectangular copper tray

and impressive rectangular copper tray

the only sense of her weight provided by the splay of her skirt

The screen is divided into four geometrically designed leaded glass panels

with early examples fetching several hundred pounds or more

'Earthling I think I am lost

Paleolithic: A Very Fine & Scarce Pleistocene Woolly Mammoth Polished Tooth Section sub-Antiques and impressive rectangular copper trayOrigin: North Sea Deposits Period: Paleolithic Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 30,000 BC Length: 8. 5 inches Depth: 1. 75 inches (at maximum) Width: 2. 75 inches (at maximum) Weight: 355 grams Presenting a superb quality polished section slice of a tooth from the Pleistocene era, once belonging to the extinct Woolly Mammoth (Mammuthus Primigenius); the large cross sectional slice showing the original biting surface to the upper face. Condition is good