This print is from a volume titled "Index Testaceologicus or a Catalogue of Shells, British and Foreign" authored by William Wood and published in London, 1828. This hand-colored engraving is framed with acid-free mat board and UV protective glass. The visible part of the engraving measure 7 x 4 inches; the frame is 13.25 x 10.64 inches.
The small size makes it suitable for a powder room, a narrow space like a hallway or over a desk.
Plate 10 depicts Arca and Ostrea shells. [The latter appear to be scallops and not oysters.)

Height
13.25" (34 cm)
WIDTH
10.64" (27 cm)
DEPTH
1" (3 cm)

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