Here's a great opportunity to attain a truly rare Spinosaurus aegyptiacus dinosaur toe claw of scientific importance. A truly exquisite specimen presented on our in-house custom-designed AES | Brass stand series for minimal spaces out there! Excavated in Western Sahara in tact and a solid aesthetic piece representing that of the original article. Consists of superb morphology with no plate pressure deformations. An infrequent occurrence and classed as a rare discovery combined with exacting processes from excavation too restoration. Uncover more on the Spinosaurus > The details Genus: Spinosaurus aegyptiacus | SpinosauridaeAge: Cretaceous, Cenomanian-Turonian, 100,000,000 - 89,000,000 yearsOrigin: Continental Intercalaire, S.E.MoroccoSpinosaurus stats: 4.3M x 18M / 14.1FT x 60FT Size Proximal: L: 10 x W: 3 x D: 3.5 CMDistal: L: 6.4 x W: 3.7 x D: 2.7 CMClaw: L: 9 x W: 3.5 x D: 2.3 CM / Overall L: 23.8 CM / KG: 0.146In stand: H: 24.3 / W: 8.9 / D: 10 CM / KG: 0.619

THE FOSSIL STORE AES | Brass series brings you a Carcharodontosaurus saharicus caudal vertebra. Now transformed with an innovative AES stand for luxury spaces out there! This extraordinary specimen offers a 3D perspective of what was once an integral vertebra to an exotic Carcharodontosaurus saharicus.A scientifically important and authentic Carcharodontosaurus dinosaur caudal vertebra in superb condition. Now stabilised and consolidated for posterity and viewing this fascinating specimen which exhibits both the spinous and transverse processes. The details Genus: Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus DinosaurAge: Cretaceous, Cenomanian-Turonian, 100,000,000 - 89,000,000 yearsOrigin: Continental Intercalaire, S.E.MoroccoStats: 4.3M x 11M / 14.1FT x 36FT Vertebra:   H: 26 CM / W: 9 CM / D: 8.2 CMOverall:   H:16.5 CM / W: 8.2 CM / D: 8.7 CM / KG: 1.114      

THE FOSSIL STORE AES | Brass series brings you a beautiful specimen of a Gigantopygus sp. trilobite, now transformed with our elegant innovated-designed AES | Brass stands for spaces out there!The preservation afforded in the grey limestone shales has left a wondrous result for this fine prehistoric fossilised invertebrate. The subtle colour palettes, created by minerals that have been absorbed for many millennia, are concentrated along the cephalic margins, thoracic and pygidial pleural spines and articulating lobes of the thorax.  The exoskeleton of the arthropod displays every segment of the thorax; the cephalon (head) and the pygidium (tail). The axial rings of the axis lobe run the full length of the body from the first occipital lobe to the axial ring of the pygidium and are in excellent form for this particular type. - Each plural lobe is complete and very well-defined through to the pygidium. This is a firm favourite among us here...

A rare and exotic Hoplitoides Wohltmanni ammonite presented on THE FOSSIL STORE custom-designed AES | Brass stand series. Beautifully created in brushed brass with a purpose to display the Hoplitoides ammonite to an angle, presenting the perfect accent for interior display for spaces out there!This rare specimen has excellent morphology and shows off its wonderful shape. Further helping it in life with a buoyant center and narrow keel edge, whilst also displaying a small umbilicus, commonly referred to as the central [inner] segment. Now acid prepared and cleaned with a luxury matte finish showing off the Hoplitoides internal structure, beyond the nacre of the external shell, now evident to reveal its subtle soft palette intricately detailing the chambers that are separated by mineral quartz-chalcedony vein lines. Overall this is a winning specimen for all its attributes are intact, presented on THE FOSSIL STORE AES | Brass stand series for that extra luxury display. SPEC Genus: Hoplitoides. Hoplitoidea (KOENEN 1897).Origin: Asafla Village, Wadi Gheris, Nr...

A wonderful example of the Asaphus acadoparadoxides briareus trilobite measuring held by the custom brass mount, our classic range of specimens set into brass clasps. The specimen can be easily lifted off for study. An absolutely unique specimen with good preservation, the trilobite plate has formed nicely with care throughout preparation which has been evidently taken. A wonderful and natural specimen in such a condition elevates the trilobite to the top echelons in trilobite collecting from this location and time period.  The attractive colour is from the fossil bed. Heavy minerals cause the burnt umber colouration a byproduct of the heavy concentrations of iron in the region of the fossil bed and typical of this formation. This transpires as a dusty coating of fine limestone. Giving the fossil a most recognisable signature. The dark brass colour of the mounts complements the fossils. The process of fossilisation is best achieved in an...

A stunning pair of natural malachite slabs designed into two custom designed AES Brass bases by THE FOSSIL STORE. A classic green and gold aesthetic as notably seen in the world of interiors most prolific homes. Now presented on THE FOSSIL STORE custom-designed AES | Brass base series for spaces out there. SPEC Type: Malachite | Mineral.Origin: Africa. SIZE H: 48.6 CMW: 61.5 CMD: 61.5 CM

THE FOSSIL STORE AES | Brass series brings you a positive and negative Cambropallas tellesto geode measuring 460mm, now transformed with our elegant innovated-designed AES | Brass stands for spaces out there!This extraordinary specimen offers a positive and negative example of the well renowned and exotic Cambropallas tellesto trilobite.Iron oxide concentrations have allowed for such a wondrous result of colour pallettes here, due to iron oxide limonite within the limestone, these minerals have been absorbed for many millennia, concentrated along the cephalic margins, thoracic and pygidial pleural spines and articulating lobes of the thorax - all these areas of the carapace or exoskeleton were characterized by a tight fold called the doublure. The three-dimensional exoskeleton of the arthropod displays every segment of the thorax; the cephalon (head) and pygidium (tail). The axis lobe runs the length of the body from the cephalon to the pygidium, which stands up elegantly at the tail-end,...

THE FOSSIL STORE AES | Brass series brings you a positive and negative Cambropallas tellesto geode measuring 320mm, now transformed with our elegant innovated-designed AES | Brass stands for spaces out there!This extraordinary specimen offers a positive and negative example of the well renowned and exotic Cambropallas tellesto trilobite.Iron oxide concentrations have allowed for such a wondrous result of colour pallettes here, due to iron oxide limonite within the limestone, these minerals have been absorbed for many millennia, concentrated along the cephalic margins, thoracic and pygidial pleural spines and articulating lobes of the thorax - all these areas of the carapace or exoskeleton were characterized by a tight fold called the doublure. The three-dimensional exoskeleton of the arthropod displays every segment of the thorax; the cephalon (head) and pygidium (tail). The axis lobe runs the length of the body from the cephalon to the pygidium, which stands up elegantly at the tail-end,...