A Good Pair of Dome Cased Preserved Acropora Coral Specimens c.1870 sub-Religion & Relics having brass locks and end

having brass locks and end fittings

The 12th-century historian William of Malmesbury was of the community

There are a handful of areas that have worn through to the under surface and some areas that are a different shade to others

There are no marks verso and we cannot seen a signature that is visible though it hasn’t been inspected outside of the frame

A Good Pair of Dome Cased Preserved Acropora Coral Specimens c.1870 sub-Religion & Relics having brass locks and endOrigin: English with the Specimens Indo Pacific AtlanticPeriod: Mid VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1860 701: 9. 5 high x 9. 5 diameter2: 8 high x 9 diameterThe Victorian preserved coral displays, showing the twig like tubular appressed clustered Acropora coral specimens, the first example with a large central specimen with fan corals to the base, beneath an original compressed glass circular dome with rope twist border on circular ebonised