This piece of scrap wood has had documented papers on it, will update the listing as soon as a COA and other certifications are found. This piece of wood was made into a bottle holder for wine, which is why there's a hole in the middle of the wood.
The product is a piece of wood from the Great Fire of London in 1666. This collectible item holds historical significance as it is a tangible remnant of a significant event in English history. The wood has been preserved through the process of petrification, making it a unique and valuable piece for collectors or history enthusiasts interested in artifacts from the 17th century.
