Emma Hawkins: A Natural World

Emma Hawkins: A Natural World

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A Hematite 'blood' iron ore specimen

Lot Closed

January 19, 02:01 PM GMT

Estimate

400 - 600 GBP

Lot Details

Description

A Hematite 'blood' iron ore specimen


of globular form, on a bespoke metal and ebonised wood stand

13cm. long

2kg.

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