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DreeBiz Art & Collectibles Tables Please scroll down to view tables or scroll up for Booth information! |
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Artist: Size: 3" Medium: Whale Baleen & White Ivory Type: Craft Asking: $275.00 obo |
Eskimo Baleen Basket with Seal Finial Eskimo Basket woven from Whale Baleen with a Seal Finial hand-carved from Ivory.
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Artist: engraved "MGW" Date: Type: Sculpture Asking: $60.00 obo |
Great Horned Owl Sculpture Ivory sculpture of a Great Horned Owl. He has his head turned around to look behind him. He is mounted on a bone base. The base is signed engraved "MGW".
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Size: 5" Medium: White Ivory Type: Sculpture Asking: $60 obo |
Eskimo Art - Walrus Figure White Ivory Letter Opener
Beautifully sculpted Walrus from White Ivory. Will add class to any office.
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Size: 2.25" Medium: Fossilized Walrus Ivory Type: Sculpture Asking: $70.00 obo |
Eskimo Art - Alaskan Otter - Walrus Ivory
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Artist: Nqtiak Size: 15" long 8.5" high 4" wide Medium: Whale Baleen & White Ivory Type: Craft Asking: $200.00 obo |
Eskimo Art - Whale Baleen Carved Ship
Double masted ship made from whale baleen with an ivory anchor.
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Size: 0.38 carat
Medium: Diamond and 14k Gold Clarity: I1 Color: H
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Diamond Pendant and Chain, 14 K yellow gold- diamond is round brilliant cut, approx. 0.38 carats, I1 clarity, and H color- estimated retail replacement cost $3,145 (12) Retail replacement appraisal included. Asking Price is $650.00 obo
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Artist: Britt Black & Alan Slwooko Date: '94 Location: Diomede, Alaska engraved on bottom Type: Relief Carving Asking: $60.00 obo |
Eskimo Art - Alaska Porpoise Ivory Carving Alaskan ivory relief carving of a porpoise. It has eyes of baleen and is joined to the ivory base by a wood stand.
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Artist: Homer Cole Size: 6" Medium: Mammoth Ivory w/Wood Base Type: Scrimshaw Asking: $200.00 obo |
Eskimo Art - Alaskan Maiden Scrimshaw on Mammoth Ivory Beautiful Native Alaskan maiden scrimshaw with a background of the moon and stars done on Mammoth Ivory with a wood base. Signature, date, and location scrimshawed on the base of the piece. Incredible detail. Artist Info: General: I recently had the opportunity to meet Mr. Cole, totally by chance, and had a pleasant conversation with the gentleman. He is a working man in Anchorage, AK, who does scrimshaw in his spare time in order to relax. He could easily make a living off of his art but he says that he does not want to turn his passion into a job as it would take away from the art. He has several children and his scrimshaw time is his alone time. He started doing scrimshaw about 20 years ago when his father-in-law gave him a set of tools. He started out doing it in the old style by drawing a picture of what he wanted to do on tracing paper and tracing that onto the ivory. Today, his skill has progressed to the point that he can simply take a photo of anything which he wishes to create and transfer that from photograph to ivory. I hope one day to be able to watch this man at work for he truly is an artist.
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Artist: Luke Penayah Size: 2.25" Medium: Type: Craft Asking: $80.00 obo |
Eskimo Art - Fossilized Walrus Ivory Polar Bear Sculpture
Sculptured Polar Bear carved from Fossilized Walrus Ivory mounted on Ivory base. Artist Info: Home Village: Savoonga, St. Lawrence Island. Alaskan Native Carver's Gallery Luke Penayah is a Siberian Yupik Eskimo who is originally from the Eskimo village of Savoonga, located on St. Lawrence Island. Luke continues to practice the traditional carving skills that he learned as a boy on St. Lawrence Island by using traditional carving materials, such as walrus ivory, old ivory, whale bone and walrus bone as his carving materials. Luke specializes in delicately carved figures. Perhaps due in part to its remote location in the western portion of the Bering Sea, the St. Lawrence Island carvers have developed a unique, life-like style that they impart on their carvings. The distinctive style of the Savoonga ivory carvers is world renowned.
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