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  • Sotheby's Paris Natural History Sale To Feature Rare Mammoth Skeleton

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    On October 2nd 2012 Sotheby’s Paris will be host its third sale of Natural History. The sale will comprise around 100 fossils, skeletons and mineralized panels from private collections in Europe, the United States and Asia. These extraordinary items count as veritable works of art – no longer the preserve of natural history museums, but increasingly sought-after by private collectors. Of special interest are a rare complete mammoth skeleton from Siberia (est. €185,000 – 250,000), a large Woolly Rhinoceros skeleton (est. €70,000 – 100,000) and a very rare egg from the Elephant Bird (est. €35,000 – 45,000).

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    On October 2nd 2012 Sotheby’s Paris will be host its third sale of Natural History. The sale will comprise around 100 fossils, skeletons and mineralized panels from private collections in Europe, the United States and Asia. These extraordinary items count as veritable works of art – no longer the preserve of natural history museums, but increasingly sought-after by private collectors. Of special interest are a rare complete mammoth skeleton from Siberia (est. €185,000 – 250,000), a large Woolly Rhinoceros skeleton (est. €70,000 – 100,000) and a very rare egg from the Elephant Bird (est. €35,000 – 45,000).

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    Sotheby's Paris Natural History Sale To Feature Rare Mammoth Skeleton

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    Gavel
    On October 2nd 2012 Sotheby’s Paris will be host its third sale of Natural History. The sale will comprise around 100 fossils, skeletons and mineralized panels from private collections in Europe, the United States and Asia. These extraordinary items count as veritable works of art – no longer the preserve of natural history museums, but increasingly sought-after by private collectors. Of special interest are a rare complete mammoth skeleton from Siberia (est. €185,000 – 250,000), a large Woolly Rhinoceros skeleton (est. €70,000 – 100,000) and a very rare egg from the Elephant Bird (est. €35,000 – 45,000).

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    Agrment N 2001 002 du 25 octobre 2001 Vente dirige par Cyrille Cohen

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