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Vtg 1952 Resin Shark Tooth Paperweight 25+ Fossil Teeth Early MCM Oddity Display For Sale


Vtg 1952 Resin Shark Tooth Paperweight 25+ Fossil Teeth Early MCM Oddity Display
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Vtg 1952 Resin Shark Tooth Paperweight 25+ Fossil Teeth Early MCM Oddity Display:
$29.95

Up for sale is a beautiful, highly unique piece of early mid-century decor: an authentic vintage 1952 clear polyester resin paperweight densely packed with 25+ genuine fossilized shark teeth.


This eye-catching specimen features an incredible variety of ancient, prehistoric shark teeth (including distinctive Sand Tiger and Requiem shark specimens) frozen in time. The teeth are 100% authentic fossils, showcasing the classic deep charcoal, jet black, and soft grey tones created by millions of years of natural mineral replacement (permineralization).


Dating back to 1952, this block represents the very beginning of the post-WWII cold-cure plastic casting craze. The clear resin has developed a gorgeous, natural amber/yellowed patina along the edges over the last 70+ years—a characteristic highly sought after by collectors of early plastics and mid-century oddities. It is solid, smooth, and makes a fantastic conversation piece for any office desk, bookshelf, or curiosity cabinet.


  • Length: 3 inches

    • Width: 2 inches

    • Thickness: 3/4 of an inch

    Condition:

    Good vintage condition with beautiful internal clarity. Displays minor surface shelf wear and a rich amber age-toning consistent with a genuine 1950s composition piece. Please see photos for exact condition details, colors, and scale.


    Ships quickly and securely to preserve this rare natural history collectible


    Please note that I make NOTHING on shipping. Rates are calculated by your address from USPS.


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