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Anyone know what this might be worth? (Original Post) Mosby Jul 2012 OP
how tall is it? grasswire Jul 2012 #1
It's hollow and about 8 1/2" tall Mosby Jul 2012 #2
to me, the figures appear to be Pacific Rim, but not Native American. grasswire Jul 2012 #3
it's not ivory, right? n/t grasswire Jul 2012 #4
With the damage and safeinOhio Jul 2012 #5
It might be considered 'tramp art' since it's made from bone although sinkingfeeling Jul 2012 #6
Lack of patina tells me it is a tourist item. glinda Aug 2012 #7

grasswire

(50,130 posts)
3. to me, the figures appear to be Pacific Rim, but not Native American.
Thu Jul 19, 2012, 05:38 PM
Jul 2012

What do you think?

safeinOhio

(34,322 posts)
5. With the damage and
Thu Jul 19, 2012, 08:26 PM
Jul 2012

low quality, I'd say you might get 10 bucks.
That is just a guess. If you could come up with more information, it might go up a little.

sinkingfeeling

(53,248 posts)
6. It might be considered 'tramp art' since it's made from bone although
Fri Jul 20, 2012, 08:18 AM
Jul 2012

the carvings look more native American.

You need this book:

glinda

(14,807 posts)
7. Lack of patina tells me it is a tourist item.
Wed Aug 8, 2012, 06:28 PM
Aug 2012

No clue as to value but I do not think the value is very high as bone is being discouraged overall.

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