Inuit Carving

An authentic prehistoric Eskimo carved effigy of a walrus with a rich dark patina, circa 1000 CE. Custom display stand is included. Measurements with the stand are 3.5 x 1.5 x 1.5 in...

A nice large Inuit or eskimo carving in a great unusual shade of green soapstone.

A cute carving of a walrus and her offspring by the noted Inuit carver Jim Bell.

A quite delightful Eskimo or Inuit carving of what appear to be mating walrus.

Inuit Eskimo art hunting fishing hieroglyphics stone sculpture carving depicting hand-carved articles of clothing, a parka, pants and glove; sticker marked: Inuit ART CANADA; approx....

Inuit Soapstone Sculpture of a Drum Dancer. Provenance: From a 631 1st Avenue estate. Dealer: S138XX

A inuit sculpted serpentinite polar bear by Tim Pee. Carved Serpentinite in Cape Dorset Nunavut. Dimensions: H 10cm, W Dcm, W 20cm. Origin: Canadian Date: Contemporary I...

This superb rare figure group is a piece of Canadian folk art. It is beautifully hand carved in Canadian yellow maple wood, a heavy, dense timber. It depicts two young indigenous pe...

Josephine Nalukturuk (Inukjuak, b.1936, E9-1735) A stone carving of a salmon, signed underside in syllabics, circa 1970. 11 ½ inches wide by 2 inches deep by 4 ½ inches tall

A beautiful hard stone carving of an Eskimo or Inuit hunter carrying a seal.

A charming inuit or eskimo carving with a inuit signature and a date on the base.

A fascinating set of 4 Inuit stone carvings included an arrow, seated figure, profile of a head, and a rock with fish engraving.

An interesting and rather large Inuit Native American Eskimo carving or ornamental piece made of a fossilized walrus oosik and carved walrus tusk for the head.

An interesting and rather large Inuit Native American Eskimo carving or ornamental piece made of a fossilized walrus oosik and carved walrus tusk for the head.

Large Inuit Eskimo whale bone carving "Man Dancing" by artist Aisa Piungetug 1981 from Clyde North West Territories Canada, number 8112-1584.

An Inuit figurative soapstone carving sculpture by the Povungnituk Cooperative.

An Inuit figurative soapstone carving sculpture by the Povungnituk Cooperative.

A nice sculpture of an owl's head done in what appears to be soapstone monogrammed MF and dated 1981. It appears to be Inuit or Eskimo. Mounted on a base.

A 1970's Inuit Eskimo Soapstone carving of a Native American.

An extremely rare and large Haida figural Argillite carving with a label on the bottom which is barely readable but is dated Autumn of 1898. The label features references to the myth...

Soapstone Sculpture Carving, Inuit bird at rest, e-numbered for Carver I.D.

A whimsical Inuit carving signed W. Kuzuguk. Fossilized whalebone.

2 signed Eskimo Inuit carvings of 2 women wearing amauti - a specialized jacket for carrying babies.

A nice duet of Eskimo or Inuit carvings of a walrus and a seal. They appear to be hardstone carvings. nice form and detail.

Group of early 20th century carved and scrimshaw walrus ivory. Seal, walrus, penguin and Canadian goose.

A lovely Fossilized Bone Inuit Carving. It has been mounted on a substantial Oak base.

Inuit Mythical Bird Soapstone Carving Signed & Numbered With Italics, A nice Inuit carving with exaggerated features, The carving is done by Daniel Kasudluak, E-9-1699, Born in 1925,...

Green soapstone Inuit carving of a whale by Nuzaliaq Qimirpik.

An Inuit carving of a man signed on the base. It appears to be a hardstone not the typical soapstone carvings.

A curious, little hand carved from bone (likely caribou and/or antler) Inuit toy doll with movable hands and legs. These were often kept as tokens for good luck. Very similar exa...

Inuit Eskimo stone carving of seal with original tag.

A Inuit carved dark green soapstone seal hunter. The sculpture is signed on the bottom by an unidentified artist. The sculpture doesn't have the hand's weapon, possibly a spear.

8-243 Inuit hand carved soapstone bird

Large Tusks, Nice Face Carving and proportion.

A wonderful soapstone carving of a walrus with tusks by the indigenous Inuit people who inhabit parts of the Arctic regions of Greenland, Canada, and Alaska.

A wonderful carving of a Totem figure with a walrus overhead by the indigenous Inuit People (or Tupilak) who inhabit parts of the Arctic regions of Greenland, Canada, and Alaska.

A large scale Inuit style soapstone carving of Nalukatuk (Inuit blanket toss).

Inuit Stone Seal sculpture carving by Pauta Saila 1916 - 2009 Excellent and smooth polished stone carving of a seal.

Daniel Apawkok - (b. 1951 - Disc Number E-9-546) - Vintage Inuit stone carving of a seal - fine Modernist carving with spare decoration - signed and dated in Roman on the base - Cana...

We do not have any information of origin and age of this item, no signature or makers mark that we can discern. This item came from a very high end (mainly mid-cenutry modern estate....

Inuit soapstone carving of Eskimo in parka.

This large and well executed carved bear sculpture was done by the renowned Ashevak Adla of Canada in approximately 1999 in his signature Inuit style. The carving is composed of serp...

This pair is a fine example of carving done by Inuit natives. Native Americans who live within and just below the Arctic Circle.

Soapstone Inuit Sculpture, Carving, Hunter Holding Seal, Signed in Syllabics & E Numbered for Carver I.D.

Carvwalrus tusk and nicely executed from polar bears were not only a food source for the Inuit, they were considered to be helping spirits to the Inuit shaman.

This is an interesting piece carved by Utakajuak aka Otukradjuar. The artist was born in 1894 and was from Arviat or Eskimo Point.Identified by his numer, E1-62. He died in 1977.

This is a large carving of an Eskimo Hunter. The facial features are especially engaging. Signed on the botton A--ROk.

This is an exceptionally large, and culturally significant work of Inuit stone carving art. It measures 19 inches in length.

This stone carving of a bird is very modern in its appeal. The sculpture was carved by KOOTOO of the Isaac Community: Iqaluit Signed on the base and followed by the number E7 162.

Inuit master carving of a dancing caribou in noble serpentine and caribou bone by Pitsiula Michael, signed and dated 1986 (as incised on the base), of Lake Harbour, Baffin Island, Nu...

Signed Inuit folk carving of a whale on a custom stand

Inscribed "Steuben" on the base, this glass walrus, mounted with sterling silver tusks was designed by Paul Schulze, who based his work on traditional Inuit walrus tusk carvings. Ma...

Contrary to popular belief, most Inuit carvings are not in soapstone but in harder stone such as chrysotile, olivine, chlorite, serpentine, or peridotite"