Shark - Fossil tooth - Otodus obliquues - 23 cm - 18 cm (No reserve price)

Otodus obliquus shark tooth — Paleocene / Eocene — Framed collectible piece Magnificent piece of natural history that presents a fossil shark tooth Otodus obliquus, belonging to a genus of large prehistoric sharks that inhabited the seas about 50–60 million years ago. The fossil stands out for its triangular, elegant and perfectly recognizable shape, with a natural cream, beige and brown tone. It is carefully mounted in a minimalist white frame, accompanied by an illustration of the shark and an identification of the species, creating a piece especially attractive for both fossil collectors and lovers of paleontology and decoration. The combination of the original fossil with its graphical presentation makes this piece a singular decorative object, ideal for display in an office, library, living room or cabinet of curiosities. Species: Otodus obliquus -Period: Paleocene–Eocene -Approximate age: 50–60 million years -Type: fossil shark tooth -Presentation: mounted piece in a frame -Style: Natural History / Paleontology / Curiosities -Condition: see photographs to appreciate the preservation and details of the fossil. A piece with millions of years of history, presented in an elegant way and ready to display.

Estimate:£2.53

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