Walrus Tusk Arctic Terns & Puffin Dioramas

This hand-colored lithograph comes from John James Audubon's first octavo edition of Birds of America published from 1840 to 1844. The work was completed under the direct supervision of J. J. Audubon.

WALRUS TUSKS - Pair of Early Walrus Tusks, one having (3) monochromatic scrimshawn ship images, 22 1/4" long; the other having polychrome scrimshawn images depicting a serpent, star and anchor, eagle

Found in Midcoast Maine, clean, not scrimshawn. Polished. 19".

A pair of walrus tusks and frontal skull section from an early collection. Dimensions are 21" x 6 1/2" x 4 1/2".

Two pieces after John Jay Audubon (American 1785-1851), color chromolithographs, comprising plate 434 "Arctic Tern" Sterna Artica number 4-5 and "Sandwich Tern" Sterna Cantiaca number 4-6, print depic

* PAIR OF LARGE UNENGRAVED WALRUS TUSKS ON LUCITE STANDSEarly 20th Century* Per Federal Regulation, this item may only be purchased by a Massachusetts resident and will not be shipped out of state.Hei

ELIOT PORTER (American, 1901-1990), "Arctic Tern," gelatin silver print, (approximate dimensions - sight: 9 x 7 1/8 inches, matted: 17 1/8 x 14 1/4 inches), unsigned, stamped upper left corner verso:

2 Probably walrus tusks. 12 3/4" H and 14 7/8” W. Shipping in USA is $ 45.00. USA or International bidders ask for shipping before bid.

PAIR NW COAST RAW WALRUS TUSKS. LENGTH 13-14"

Subject: Arctic Tern from The Birds of America By: John James Audubon Medium: Multicolored photo-offset print Date: 1971-73, Amsterdam Dimensions: 39.25 x 26.5 inches John James Audubon (1785-1851) wa

Boehm porcelain Arctic Tern bird figurine, shield mark with black horse head and feather, "Limited Edition Edward Marshall Boehm Artic Tern Sterna Paradisaea 40135 Made in USA", Number 334, 14-1/2" h,

Beautiful porcelain bird in flight figurine having a white body with black topped head and orange beak, has Boehm mark, 2 feathers are chipped, 13" x 22.5" x 12"

Boehm Porcelain "Arctic Tern", h. 13 1/2 in., w. 20 1/2 in., d. 10 in. Note: Losses Provenance: The Schoenberger Collection, 1812 Palmer Avenue, New Orleans.

J.J. Audubon, No. 88 Plate No.436 Arctic Tern From the Royal Octavo Edition of The Birds of America.1840-1844. First Edition. Lithographed and hand-colored by J.T. Bowen in Philadelphia and New York.

Title: Antique Bird Print - 1920 Scandinavian Chromolithograph - Arctic Tern Description: Swedish Birds Print is an artwork from the Von Wright Brothers - a sweet sentiment carries forward on a single

A Fine Eskimo Lidded Basket Harry Hank c. 1998 baleen, walrus tusk, etched on the bottom Harry Hank, Pt. Barrow, Alaska, 1998 Provenance: Property of

INUIT ESKIMO CARVED POLAR BEAR BY DENNIS JAMES JR AKA UNGALUK - A Yupik Eskimo from Gambell Alaska on St. Lawrence Island; Polar bear carved from walrus tusk; signed Ungaluk; Measures: 1''H x 4.75''W

INUIT LETTER OPENER • Alaska, United States of America • 19th/20th century • Carved from a walrus tusk • 10' length Footnotes: OVERALL CONDITION: Good. Wear appropriate for age

Eleven Clear Steuben Audubon Plates Corning, NY. Includes: Arctic Tern, Snowy Egret, Flamingo, Barred Owl, Quail, Ruffled Grouse, Horned Grebe, Canada Goose, Wild Turkey, White Pelican, Blue Heron D 1

Oiva Toikka (Finnish b. 1931) art glass bird, Annual bird 2000, Arctic Tern, signed at underside with sticker, good condition, no cracks or chips, 10 1/2" L x 3 3/4" W

Antique Map of Nova Zemla , 17th c., hand-colored engraved map, by Johannes Janssonius, Amsterdam, cartouches show hunters, walruses, arctic foxes, and polar bears, neat lines 16 in. x 20 in., laid do

An engraving circa 1730 entitled "Scheeps-tocht, in den Jaare 1596 naar Nova Zembla ondernoomen", printed at Amsterdam, showing the hunting of Walrus tusks. Fine, measures 17 x 15". Reserve: $50.00 Sh

Carved stone. Height: 9", Length: 5 1/2", Depth: 3 1/2". Inuit carved stone walrus. Tusks have been removed.

Mammalia - Sea Bear & Arctic Walrus or Morse Beautifully Hand-Colored engraving. Rare Artist: John Landseer / J. N. Allan Print Type: Natural History