Featured Help on soapstone and bone carvings please

I'm post 3 in same thread...fisher is about 5 inches tall with only initials on bottom of stand.
Bone (I think) tallest is 8 inches and no markings
Walrus has pic of markings but I have no idea what they mean
thank you

 

The Fisher looks more recent than the other two to me, and the stand is likely walrus tusk. The numbers on the last one are Inuit disc numbers and look like E-914...?? That fuller number will correspond w the carver. The middle ones do look like bone and are the most interesting ones to my eye.

 

E- 19472.........from what I see,,but the 72 could be added on...

The Fisherman is most likely Alaska made souvenir //
they like using chunks of tusk for stands..

the bone birds....??

@Mark London

 

Those birds look like meerkats! (LOL)

 

Indian runner ducks?

 

I think the birds are carved from antler. They look very similar to these:

https://www.icollector.com/Two-Inui...rge-River-7-1-2-L-and-Two-Birds-6-3_i24405784

These were sold with a Beluga carving by Johnny Annanack, but the carver of the birds was not identified. I don't know if the mark on the front of the base identifies the carver.

 

Thank you all. 2many!! I think you are correct
Many thanks

 

The fisherman is indeed likely Alaskan. The caribou antler birds are actually from Baker Lake. It seems that the disc number is E9-1472 which would correspond to Aisara Nuvalinga Nunga.

 

Thank you so much. Appreciate it!