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Stunning Eskimo Pipe - SOLD

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Alaska

King Island

Walrus ivory

Circa 1890

Provenance: Dave Cassera, WA

Found in an antique shop in Seattle approximately 40 years ago.

A remarkable object carved in great detail with original trade beads attached. A true masterpiece piece of Eskimo art.

INQUIRE HERE

SOLD

Alaska

King Island

Walrus ivory

Circa 1890

Provenance: Dave Cassera, WA

Found in an antique shop in Seattle approximately 40 years ago.

A remarkable object carved in great detail with original trade beads attached. A true masterpiece piece of Eskimo art.

INQUIRE HERE

Alaska

King Island

Walrus ivory

Circa 1890

Provenance: Dave Cassera, WA

Found in an antique shop in Seattle approximately 40 years ago.

A remarkable object carved in great detail with original trade beads attached. A true masterpiece piece of Eskimo art.

INQUIRE HERE