Fossil Redwood, Willow and Beech Leaves

Oligocene Period, 34-23 million years B.P. A group of three matrices containing fossil Metasequoia dawn redwood and beech leaf fossils; held in a white card collector's tray. 195 grams total, 52-77 mm

Oligocene Period, circa 45 million years B.P. A group of two matrices displaying three fossil leaves from the Metasequoia dawn redwood, a cinnamon leaf, and a beech leaf; held in a white card collecto

Cretaceous Period, 100 million years B.P. A dawn redwood fossil, showing twig and needle leaves. 20 grams, 57 mm (2 1/4 in.). From Washington State, USA. Private Shropshire, UK collection. [No Reserve

Cretaceous Period, 100 million years B.P. A dawn redwood fossil, showing twig and needle leaves. 17 grams, 58 mm (2 1/4 in.). From Washington State, USA. Private Shropshire, UK collection. [No Reserve

This product is called "willow-leaf vase" because of its slender shape like willow leaves. The shape of the bottle is slender, and the overall depiction is exquisite, dense and not chaotic, unique.hig

Described by: Nikki CNX 1168 4646 Title: Description: Hefty large blue and white Beech Hancock & Co willow pattern platter. Platter displays intricate patterns and shows some wear. Manufacturer:

Eocene Period, 58-36 million years BP. A group of four matrices with fossil leaves comprising: one with a Populus sp. leaf; three with Salix sp. leaves. 165 grams total, 53-71mm (2 - 2 3/4"). From an

Oligocene Period, circa 34-23 million years B.P. A group of three fossil leaves in matrix. 15 grams total, 59-77 mm (2 3/8 - 3 in.). From Beaverhead County, Montana, U.S.A.Collected between 1930 and 1

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5 Willow Leaf Blades from Earl Townsend's well known frame. Large (1 7/8"-2 1/2"), thin. Spiro Mound. Ex-C.W. Cooperider. Two (1st and 4th from left) are pictured in the Payne Book (1937, p94). All pi

Very fine Chinese porcelain potted in an octagonal willow leaf shaped vessel, with faceted corners and shoulders, tapering gracefully to a prominent waisted neck below the flared rim, raised on splaye

Langyao red. Beauty shoulder. Willow leaf vase. 19th century H:17.5cm(without base) H:20cm (with base) W:5.1cm

A Chinese Willow Leaf Porcelain Vase, Liuyeping, of slender profile, resembles a willow leaf flaring mouth, a waisted neck, slanting shoulders, and a tapering body. The exterior decorated with cobalt

A Chinese Willow Leaf Porcelain Vase, Liuyeping, of slender profile, resembles a willow leaf flaring mouth, a waisted neck, slanting shoulders, and a tapering body. The exterior delicately decorated w

A Peachbloom Glazed Porcelain 'Willow Leaf' Amphora Vase, Liuyezun KANGXI MARK AND LIKELY OF THE PERIOD (1661-1722) 或為康熙 豇豆紅釉柳葉&#2

Pair of Chinese Willow Leaf porcelain vases, Liuyeping, of slender profile, resembles a willow leaf flaring mouth, a waisted neck, slanting shoulders, and a tapering body. The exterior decorated with

A Chinese Willow Leaf Porcelain Vase, Liuyeping, of slender profile, resembles a willow leaf flaring mouth, a waisted neck, slanting shoulders, and a tapering body. The exterior decorated with cobalt

3 Willow Leaf Points. 2 3/16"-2 5/16". From Earl's Willow Leaf Frame. Earl purchased these from Cooperider. Spiro Mound. Large, thin and well made. From Earl Townsend’s well-known “Willow

Cache of 20 High Grade Willow Leaf Nodena Points, Stone Co Ark, Longest 2 1/4 inches, very fine, some of the best.

5 Willow Leaf Blades from Earl Townsend's well known frame. Large (1 7/8"-2 1/2"), thin. Spiro Mound. Ex-C.W. Cooperider. Two (1st and 4th from left) are pictured in the Payne Book (1937, p94). All pi

Pair of blue glazed willow leaf ceramic vases now mounted as lamps. 30" H x 7.5" diameter.

The vase in willow leaf shaped body, It is characterized by a flaring mouth, a waisted neck to wide opening, slanting shoulders, and a tapering body, supported by a matching, slightly concave base. Th

The vase in willow leaf shaped body, It is characterized by a flaring mouth, a waisted neck to wide opening, slanting shoulders, and a tapering body, supported by a matching, slightly concave base. Th