This exceptionally large Mantelliceras ammonite dates to the Late Cretaceous period, approximately 95 to 100 million years ago, and represents a rare, museum-grade example of this extinct marine cephalopod, mounted on a bespoke oak wood stand.
Characterised by its tightly coiled shell and finely ribbed whorls, this specimen displays remarkable preservation and scale, capturing the elegant geometry and natural symmetry that have fascinated collectors and palaeontologists alike. Its size and detail set it apart as a one-of-a-kind piece, formed slowly over millions of years beneath ancient seabeds.
Discovered in the limestone deposits of Northern Africa, this ammonite has been professionally prepared to reveal its full structure, offering a striking and enduring reminder of prehistoric marine life at scale.
Specimen Dimensions:450mm h x 360mm w Total Dimensions: 660mm h x 360mm w
