Cave bear jaw on a plinth

This fossilised cave bear jawbone is a remarkable piece of natural history dating from prehistoric times. Carefully mounted on its plinth, this specimen is distinguished by a glossy, perfectly mineralised bone surface, offering a solid, non-spongy structure. The piece as a whole displays a beautiful patina with shades of old ivory, reflecting its excellent state of preservation over time. From a private collection, this object measures 35 centimetres in length, 6 centimetres in width and 10 centimetres in height. This fossilised specimen will naturally find its place in a cabinet of curiosities or a collection of art objects.