Large Tile, Fossilized Eocene Fish

North America, Wyoming, Green River Formation, Eocene Period, ca. 53.5 to 48.5 million years ago. A stone matrix containing fossilized palm fronds inlaid with a prehistoric fish, Priscacara. The place

DESCRIPTION: An fossilized Eocene specimen, the fish is estimated to have livedapproximately 40 million years ago and is set in stone. CIRCA: Eocene Epoch Period ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: Fossil L. 16"

A fossil tile containing a right-facing Eocene fish that lived approximately 56 million years ago, and quarried from Fossil Lake. Priscacara is an extinct genus of perch from the middle Eocene, charac

A fossil tile containing a right-facing Eocene fish quarried from the Green River Formation of Southwestern Wyoming and unearthed by hand. Diplomystus is an extinct genus of freshwater fish distantly

A fossil tile containing a right-facing Diplomystus, an extinct genus of freshwater Eocene clupeomorph fish distantly related to modern-day herrings, alewives, and sardines. Unearthed from the Green R

A fossil tile containing a right-facing Eocene fish quarried from the Green River Formation and unearthed by hand. A small schooling fish, Knightia lived in the fresh water lakes and rivers of North A

North America, Wyoming, Green River Formation, Eocene Period, ca. 53.5 to 48.5 million years ago. A fabulous and large stone matrix from the "18 inch" layer of the Green River Formation, bearing a fos

North America, modern-day Wyoming, Green River Formation, Lower Eocene period, ca. 50 million years ago. A trio of stone-cased fish fossils, including Knightis, Mioplosus Labrocoides, and Priscara. Th

Large fossilized Phareodus fish in matrix. Measures 27" at longest point, 17 1/4" at widest, 1 1/2" thickness.

Large panel of fossilized fish, 8.3"L

Asia and North America, Eocene period, ca. 56 to 33 million years ago. A nicely preserved turtle shell from the now extinct genus Anosteira (also Anostera). Fine structures are preserved as well as th

Two Quinta Irma azulejo tiles, with hand-painted cobalt blue designs, includes one large tile featuring baroque style fish motifs, "marked H. Mexico Quinta Irma", on reverse, one smaller tile

Framed Diplomystus Fossilized Fish. Middle Eocene fossil fish specimen, Green River formation from Ulrich Quarries near Kemmerer, Wyoming, in an oak frame, 19"h. 20 1/2"w.

North America, Western United States, Wyoming, Green River Formation, Eocene Period, ca. 53.5 to 48.5 million years ago. A sandstone matrix with the tips of a fossilized palm frond inlaid with prehist

A LARGE PREHISTORIC FOSSILIZED GREEN RIVER FORMATION FISH. 92 cm x 64 cm.

A grouping of three Fritz Volke Arts & Crafts Motowi-style stoneware clay tiles in oak frames, including a pink and green painted tile, a blue and green fish tile, and a large piece with three floral

New World, Eocene Epoch, ca. 55.8 to 33.9 million years ago. A limestone slab containing the fossilized remains of three fish and a stand of ferns. The Eocene world was the warmest of the Cenozoic (ou

Ancient Seas, Near East, Lebanon, Hajoula, Cretaceous Period, ca. 145.5 to 65.5 million years ago. A wonderful and large example of a prehistoric Perionelepis fish with a second fish species, fossiliz

All Natural Partial Extra Large Diplomystus Eocene Wyoming 20.5 x 9.5"

New World, Green River Formation, Wyoming, USA, Lower Eocene, ca. 50 million years ago. A well-presented example of a fossilized Diplomystus dentatus, a surface feeding fish often found with the fossi

Italian pottery, approximately 90 pieces. All marked. One French Brown tile included. Chips to the flowing: 2 dinner plates, one platter, one bowl, one fish platter,one cup. One espresso handle has be

**Originally Listed At $2500** North America, Wyoming, Green River Formation, Eocene Period, ca. 53.5 to 48.5 million years ago. An extraordinary shoal of approximately 317 Knightia fish that fossiliz

**First Time At Auction** Ancient Seas, United States, Wyoming, Lincoln County, Green River Formation, Eocene Period, ca. 56 to 33.9 Million years ago. A wonderful group of 5 prehistoric Knightia fish

North America, Wyoming, Green River Formation, Eocene Period, ca. 53.5 to 48.5 million years ago. A sandstone matrix containing a fossilized leaf inlaid with a fish fossil from the same formation! The