This exquisite Walrus Ivory cribbage board, is thought to be made by one of the early Mayac family members, in the early to mid 1920 out of Nome, Alaska.
This piece is completely hand carved with absolutely no damage. And no playing pins. There are also no maker's marks or signatures on any visible surface.
This magnificent piece of artwork is constructed of solid Walrus Ivory and Baleen of which are both art mediums that the native people of Alaska, the Inuit and Yup'ik people use.
This piece is legal to own as it was carved by an Alaskan Native Artist.
