Description
following its popularity first in Paris after the reopening of trade of Japan in 1858
clear and clean and not brittle in the least
I think they are just great little objects
and fun read
perhaps a record of its owners rather than its maker
Amazing Alaskan Inuit Scrimshawed Creature with Tiny Legs (and Some Losses) jardiniere following its popularity first inThis incredible carving shows some damage missing part of the tail (hard to know how long it once was), one inlaid eye (carved of baleen I believe) and with what I believe is a glued repair to the trunk about midway down, and perhaps something once extended from the mouth as well as the surface is rough there but what a fantastic creature nonetheless. What sort of creature I am not sure and have not found another quote like it; perhaps a mythological
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