Clypeus were once referred to as "Pound Stones" and were used as weights especially weighing dairy products. This is a superb example which has been aesthetically presented on a piece of oolithic limestone which also has a cut base for ease of display. The specimen has been repaired however this does not detract from the overall aesthetics. A lovely specimen that could be used in the home or office space or indeed as a collectors piece.
From a rare locality comes this beautiful and matrix free, echinoid. The detail throughout the specimen is very fine. Collected in the 1960's and would make a great drawer specimen.
This is quite an exceptional specimen, not just due to its large size but it appears to have been crushed by something!! So you can let your imagination run wild to determine what could have crushed it! The specimen is totally matrix free and is of superb quality. A very interesting as well as conversational piece.
An absolutely stunning example which is immaculate. It is rare to get a perfect echinoid from this lost locality. The detail throughout is magnificent and would make a superb addition to any collection. Approximately 163 million years old.
