A few examples of appraisal values for
WALRUS TUSK SCRIMSHAW

• WALRUS TUSK SCRIMSHAW, NORTH AMERICA,
  WALRUS TUSK SCRIMSHAW, NORTH AMERICA, 1859 Three Whaling Ships in front of arctic icebergs, New Bedford engraved on side amongst icebergs, a harpoon verso with date 1859, inscribed "Ship Uncas out of New Bedford". The tip is a shark's head. 10" x 2". Shrinkage crack
• CARVED SCRIMSHAW CRIBBAGE GAME 17" long
  CARVED SCRIMSHAW CRIBBAGE GAME 17" long Carved walrus tusk scrimshaw cribbage game with hand-painted walruses.
• INUIT WALRUS TUSK SCRIMSHAWInuit decorated
  INUIT WALRUS TUSK SCRIMSHAWInuit decorated walrus tusk. Measures 21-3/4" long. Fine condition. Depicts sled dogs. shipping info This lot can be shipped in-house.
• AN AMERICAN 19TH CENTURY WALRUS TUSK
  AN AMERICAN 19TH CENTURY WALRUS TUSK scrimshawed all over with man holding hand gun confronting a bull on cribbage board top; the sides with tiger zebra cape buffalo and birds; the bottom with snake camel lion rhino and parade elephant. Length 15.50'' 3.50'' wide at base. The tusk has a few chips and a repaired brake. It also has a few hairline cracks.
• Walrus tusk scrimshaw with Eskimos sled
  Walrus tusk scrimshaw with Eskimos sled with sled dogs and whales 19th c. 27"l.x9"w.
• Walrus tusk scrimshaw, three figures:
  Walrus tusk scrimshaw, three figures: one man in a tunic, one middle eastern woman, one gentleman in frock coat standing beside pedestal with books titled American Constitution above spread-wing eagle, American, late 19th/early 20th century, verso with three old paper labels and inscription, 21-1/4 in. Tip with hole and copper wire for hanging, old uncleaned surface with normal discoloration and cracks. Formerly Collection of Historic Charleston Foundation; Sold to benefit the Museum Collection Fund
• Two Examples of Scrimshaw, one a good
  Two Examples of Scrimshaw, one a good engraved walrus tusk scrimshaw featuring a clipper ship under full sail, by J. K. Gaydos, dated 1963, h. 7-5/8"; and the other a weathered and polished whale rib scrimshaw featuring the frigate "John D. Spreckels" and so marked, h. 11"; both examples presented on custom-carved oval hardwood display stands.