Natural History; A Beautiful Group of Ten Labradorite Mineral Specimens sub-Curios dirt and losses but she

dirt and losses but she is wonderfully decorative

Before his eyesight began to fail he spent many seasons at a rented lodge near Gleneagles in Scotland where he participated in two of his favourite sports- shooting and fishing

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Natural History; A Beautiful Group of Ten Labradorite Mineral Specimens sub-Curios dirt and losses but sheOrigin: Unknown Period: Unknown Provenance: Unknown Date: Unknown Weight: 4. 33 kg Width: From 2 3 4 the smallest to 5 1 2" the largest The group of ten stunning labradorite mineral specimens of different sizes, one particularly large, and each with one major face polished to show the structure, iridescent qualities and colours to best advantage. In fine condition, the specimens are all in one piece without loss. The polished faces have some expected