Jewelry by Alaskan Eskimos: Yup’ik, Inupiaq, Alutiiq, Aleut. Materials are primarily walrus, mammoth, or mastodon tusk, as well as baleen.
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Antique Eskimo Ivory Seal Toggle
Jewelry, Carvings$160.00Antique Eskimo Ivory Seal Toggle
A charming ivory toggle, dating to the 19th century or earlier, representing a seal effigy. Primitively carved, showing marks of use and a beautiful patina of age.
1 5/8 in. long x 5/8 in. high x 3/8 in. w
Please note that products containing any ivory or other marine mammal components cannot be shipped to New York or California. As of this writing, it is still legal to ship these products to all other states. Click here to see a brochure published by the U.S. Department of the Interior with more details on this topic.
If you are interested in having this product shipped outside the United States, please call 207 967-2122 to discuss permit requirements.
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Punuk Eskimo Ivory Doll Torso
Jewelry, Carvings$250.00Punuk Eskimo Ivory Doll Torso
This ancient ivory carving has been identified by previous owners as Punuk, from the northern areas of North America, dating to approximately the 14th century. The face has a distinct line in the center, indicating facial characteristics with a minimum of detail, reminiscent of ancient figures from other parts of the world, as well as European images and sculptures from the early 20th century.
1 5/8 in. long x 3/8 in. wide x 3/16 in. deep
Please note that products containing any ivory or other marine mammal components cannot be shipped to New York or California. As of this writing, it is still legal to ship these products to all other states. Click here to see a brochure published by the U.S. Department of the Interior with more details on this topic.
If you are interested in having this product shipped outside the United States, please call 207 967-2122 to discuss permit requirements.
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Vintage Eskimo Artifact
Jewelry, Carvings$125.00Vintage Eskimo Artifact
This pointed artifact is seemingly carved from bone with a hollow base. The pointed tip is carefully carved with geometric shapes. This can be displayed as an artifact or worn as a necklace. We do not believe it was intended as a necklace, but rather as a tie or toggle of some sort. Either way, it presents an interesting case for discussion.
2 3/4 in. long x 3/8 in. at its widest point. A leather cord with sterling silver clasp will be included which we can customize for any length up to 22 inches. Or, we can leave the cord unfinished and let you customize it to any length you wish.
Please note that products containing any ivory or other marine mammal components cannot be shipped to New York or California. As of this writing, it is still legal to ship these products to all other states. Click here to see a brochure published by the U.S. Department of the Interior with more details on this topic.
If you are interested in having this product shipped outside the United States, please call 207 967-2122 to discuss permit requirements.
Vintage Ivory Whale Bracelet
Vintage, Jewelry$340.00Vintage Ivory Whale Bracelet
This is the most delicate carved ivory bracelet we have seen. The whales are carved in bas relief on the fresh walrus tusk discs. It came out of a collection of a gentleman who lived in Alaska around 1950, so it was made late in the 2nd quarter or early in the 3rd quarter of the 20th century.
The bracelet is 9/16 inch at the widest points. It could fit a wrist of up to 6 inches, either a child, or an adult with a narrow wrist. It is re-strung on elastic jewelry thread.
Please note that products containing any ivory or other marine mammal components cannot be shipped to New York or California. As of this writing, it is still legal to ship these products to all other states. Click here to see a brochure published by the U.S. Department of the Interior with more details on this topic.
If you are interested in having this product shipped outside the United States, please call 207 967-2122 to discuss permit requirements.
Teresa Mae Anderson Ivory Bracelet – Red Beads
Jewelry, Bracelets$170.00Teresa Mae Anderson Ivory Bracelet – Red Beads
Aleut artist Teresa Mae Anderson makes beautiful jewelry from ivory and other materials native to Alaska. This previously owned bracelet stretches to fit comfortably. The ivory chicklets are separated by sterling silver and red beads.
7/16 in. wide; inner circumference is approximately 6 1/2 in.
Fossil ivory earrings
Alaskan Art, Jewelry$60.00Deep brown fossil tusk (ivory) on one side and baleen on the other make for a very handsome pair of earrings. <br><br>Each earring is 5/8″ in diameter.<br><br>Because of marine mammal protection laws, this work cannot be expor
Fossil ivory bracelet
Alaskan Art, Jewelry$350.00Fossil walrus tusk bracelet. Held together with elastic cord, this bracelet measures approximately 2 1/4 inches in diameter, but stretches easily to fit on the wrist.
The oval elements are approx. 1 3/8″ x 3/4″; the rectangular ones are 5/8″ x 7/8″.
Ivory Bracelet
Vintage, Jewelry$395.00This charming bracelet, carved from old and new walrus tusk, has six walruses carved in deep relief.
c. 3rd to 4th quarter 20th century
Inside circumference is approximately 6″; 1″ wide
Ivory Bracelet
Jewelry$350.00This is an exquisite white ivory (walrus tusk) bracelet.
Held together with elastic cord, this bracelet measures approximately 2 1/4 inches in diameter, but stretches easily to fit on the wrist. Each piece is approx. 1″ x 3/4″.
Sedna necklace
Jewelry$500.00A Sedna necklace depicting the sea goddess with her hands clasped above her head.
4 3/4″ h x 1 1/8″ w x 3/4″ thick
Brown leather cord is adjustable. We can also substitute a black leather cord cut to a specific length with a sterling silver hook and eye closure.
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Ivory and Baleen Halibut Necklace
Alaskan Art, Jewelry$100.00This handsome halibut pendant is ivory (walrus tusk) with scrimshaw on one side and baleen on the other.
Size is approximate; each one is slightly different.
1 1/4″ x 5/8″ x 3/8″; blue beads, sterling silver beads, adjustable nylon cord
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Ivory-bracelet
Vintage, Jewelry$350.00This bracelet is from the collection of Charles Goodyear Hubbard (1869 – 1969), an adventurer and explorer who spent a fair amount of time in Alaska.
The fossil walrus tusk has an outstanding patina that cannot be replicated.
Inside circumference is approximately 7″; 11/16″ wide
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Ivory-baleen-bracelet
Alaskan Art, Jewelry$195.00Ivory and baleen bracelet. Strung on elastic for ease of fitting over the hand.
Inside circumference is approximately 6 1/4″; each tablet is approximately 5/8″ at the widest.
Because of marine mammal protect laws, this item can only be shipped within the United States.