A WALRUS IVORY TUSK drilled as a cribbage board, an

Walrus Ivory cribbage board, 19th L 24cm, W 4cm, H 2.1cm

Pacific Northwestern Walrus Cribbage Board. Carved in the form of a Walrus head raised on four small legs, engraved with bear towards the end, and totem pole to the underside. {Approximate dimensions:

With six pegs in storage compartment. Floral carved border. 7 1/2" x 2 1/8" x 9/16". CA. 1890's. Excellent condition.

Hand carved ivory cribbage game board from Sunamoto Ivory Carving & Co. in Tokyo, Japan. Measures 6.5" long. Includes original wood case. Legally purchased in Japan and brought back to the United Stat

Inuit sculpture depicting a stylized walrus with suggestion of arms and legs. It is carved from greenish steatite (soapstone) with attached walrus ivory tusks. The carving is unsigned. Measures 5.5 x

Two (2) Chinese Antique Ivory Carved Cribbage Boards: each finely carved and pierced, African ivory, of late 19th Century, NO INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING OF IVORY ITEMS; Size: L: 8-1/4" (biggest)

Heavily Carved Ivory/Bone? Cribbage Board. Decorated with Dragon. Missing Pegs and Closure for the hole to store pegs in. Apx 6" L x 1 1/2" W. 2 Additional Unknown Square pieces. Photo's are considere

Axangayu Shaa (b.1937 Inuit) Large Dancing Walrus Steatite Sculpture 18.5''x12.5''. Finely carved walrus figure with applied ivory tusks. Unsigned. Cape Dorset, Alaskan Eskimo.

A Frolicking Walrus, carved green soapstone, signed on the underside of the lowest fin, 8" x 6 1/2" x 4". Loose tusks of walrus ivory, signature partly obliterated by scratches. Includes paperwork fro

Inuit (Eskimo) sculpture depicting a walrus carved from dark green steatite (soapstone) with tusks made from walrus ivory. It is signed with a glyph and numbered E1-942, with a sticker that reads "Can

Mid 1900s, Unique frame with pegs at the bottom made from carved ivory tusks, each with protruding walrus heads and inked eyes. Very good condition. (This is the hanging version.) 16-1/8" x 11-1/4" x

The finely carved polished walrus ivory walrus figure with genuine walrus whisker tusks resting upon a fine fossilized ivory dog runner Eskimo artifact. Crafted by Siberian Yu'pik Eskimo artist Larry

Pacific Northwest, Canada or US, ca. 1950 CE. Very fine cribbage board made of deer or elk antler. Face sanded down to expose white inner layer then drilled with 62 holes on each side with added black

Cribbage board carved in the form of a fish, decorated on both sides with walrus, seal and harpoon. Appx 14 1/4" l. Good condition with old repair.

A LATE VICTORIAN CRIBBAGE BOARD together with two whist markers, an amber capped pipe, ivory gaming counters. (qty)

hardstone carving, green with whitish inclusions, marine ivory tusks, 13 x 14-1/4 in. Note: â—‰This lot contains animal or plant material that may be restricted under federal, state and/or local

A Gilt Metal and Green Glass Walrus Claret Jug 10-3/8 h x 12-3/4 w x 7 d inches (26.4 x 32.4 x 17.8 cm) Property from the Estate of Manhatten lady Hinged head with faux ivory tusks and glass eyes.

CARVED ELK, WOLF, BEAR DESIGN. & WALRUS AND SEAL ON OTHER END. SMALL NATIVE MOTIF ON OTHER. 17 1/2" L & 8" L

20th c. carving, unsigned, with loose ivory tusks, roughly 6 1/4" x 8" x 8". Good condition.

Wooden, brass, ebony and ivory decorative game box with four complete decks of cards, two Bezique scoring cards with metal dials, Bezique score board, Cribbage board, 8.5" x 9.5" x 7.5", minor wood sp

Native American, Northwestern United States, Alaska, Beringian / Old Bering Sea Culture, ca. 200 BCE to 100 CE. A rare and ancient walrus ivory carving of an anthropomorphic effigy figure. The minimal

Native American, Northwestern United States, Alaska, Inuit, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A wooden atlatl with walrus ivory pegs purportedly from the "Father Hubbard Collection, #272" which

Levi Tetpon (Yup'ik, 20th century) Carved Walrus Ivory Sculptures, with Baleen Inlay lot of 6, includes:a tower of stacked walrus topped by a hunter; signed and dated 1996, height 12-1/4 inches

Native American, North America, Pacific Northwest Coast, probably Alaska, ca. mid-20th century CE. A hand-carved walrus ivory totem pole of a slender form presented atop a separately carved rectangula