Ancient Thule Arctic Spoon – St. Lawrence Island, Alaska, circa AD 1200–1700.
Hand-carved from animal bone or antler, this unusual spoon features a broad bowl, long tapered handle, and beautifully aged surface. Its natural wear and patina reflect centuries of use and provide a fascinating glimpse into ancient Arctic life.
Culture: Thule Tradition / Arctic Indigenous
Region: St. Lawrence Island, Bering Strait, Alaska
Period: Circa AD 1200–1700
Material: Animal bone or antler
Technique: Hand carved and worked
Measures: Approximately 6.25\"
Provenance: Aquired from Trevor Rennie out of Anchorage, Alaska
This is truely a very high caliber artifact. Most utensils will not be preserved as well as this one is. I will be accepting offers, didnt want to sell this one, but I have to do so.
Have seen similar evaluations near $1200-$1800.
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