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<p>[QUOTE="Vern, post: 29046, member: 347"]Well, from the side it is a bird and from the top an otter. This carver may have been a drinker. I like it. That is really kind of rare from what I've seen here, being stone. I think if that is the case, then identifying the type of stone may bring you very close to the artist or artist's family. Most stones are significantly harder to work than baleen, ivory, or bone which is what most of these type figurines are made of.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Vern, post: 29046, member: 347"]Well, from the side it is a bird and from the top an otter. This carver may have been a drinker. I like it. That is really kind of rare from what I've seen here, being stone. I think if that is the case, then identifying the type of stone may bring you very close to the artist or artist's family. Most stones are significantly harder to work than baleen, ivory, or bone which is what most of these type figurines are made of.[/QUOTE]
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