A few examples of appraisal values for
SAWFISH BILL

• A finely preserved sawfish bill mounted
  A finely preserved sawfish bill mounted in a custom lucite mount. 23.5”H x 3.5”W Overall 24.75”H Condition: Overall good. CT Transfer Fee $20
• SAWFISH BILL, PROBABLY 19TH C. GOOD
  SAWFISH BILL, PROBABLY 19TH C. GOOD CONDITION,one tooth missing, three are chipped. 34" long, 4 3/4" wide at widest point.
• THREE PAPUA NEW GUINEA HIGHLANDS NECKLACES
  THREE PAPUA NEW GUINEA HIGHLANDS NECKLACES Three Papua New Guinea Highlands necklaces, comprising a woven mask pectoral with a sawfish bill and cowrie shells on a woven cord, approx. drop 15"; a carved and painted mask with cowrie shell eyes on a seedpod necklace, approx. drop 18.25"; and a boar's tusk necklace with seed pod and cowrie shell fringe suspended from a woven fiber necklace, approx. drop 18.5", w. 6". Provenance: From the Private Collection of Veronica Holmes, Atlanta, Georgia.
• THREE SAWFISH BILLS. Including Maine
  THREE SAWFISH BILLS. Including Maine swordfish; freshwater sawfish Pristis microdon Australia; sawfish Pristis pectinata Andros Island Bahamas - 19 3/4 in. to 30 in. long.
• Natural Science items: large fossilized
  Natural Science items: large fossilized tooth with remnants of the gum line damage to tip 7 1/2'' l.; long black jaw segment possibly herbivore 7'' l.; three pieces of tooth fragments with accession numbers attached some chipped pieces longest 3'' l; along with three sawfish bills few worn/broken teeth longest 36'' l.