This February auction brings together a magnificent selection of lots from different collections: reminiscent of the ancient wunderkammer, memento mori, unique fossils, natural elements that blend with the design create contemporary furnishings.

Among the "top lot" there is a truly unique specimen of Halisaurus, a fierce marine predator of the dinosaur era. The peculiarity is that this 3 meter long "monster" is prepared on slab and can become a kind of living picture that can be hung on the wall like an ancient painting. Then we have a specimen of iridescent ammonite from Canada, its peculiarity and the material of which the shell of the shell is composed, fossilized mother of pearl in ammolite, considered in all respects a precious stone, used for centuries in the jewels of the local tribes of the Black Feet.
A magnificent specimen of crinoid or sea lily, on a slab of black slate glances a skull of buffalo extinct in the Pleistocene of Indonesia, with an incredible dimension of its horn stage.

For the advanced collectors a very rare specimen, the skull of Xiphactinus, one of the largest predatory fish of the ancient sea that covered most of the USA and Canada in the late Cretaceous reaching the 6 meters of length.

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Mirabilia | L'intervista a Iacopo Briano
Milano, 22 febbraio
L'appuntamento con il dipartimento di Naturalia vedrà una magnifica selezione di lotti provenienti da differenti mandanti: reminiscenze delle antiche wunderkammer, memento mori, fossili unici, ed elementi naturali che fondendosi con il design creano arredi contemporanei unici.
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