A beautiful graceful 19th Century Northwest Coast ceremonial feast spoon originating from either the Tsimshian, Haida or Tlingit Indian tribes. Delicately and thinly carved in graceful form from a single piece of alder wood the spoon glows with a nice aged patina. This spoon was de-accessioned from the Denver art museum and retains its museum numbers marked to the reverse. \"6/3?51 THinget QTI-O-P \" . The spoon measures 11 1/2\" L x 2 3/4\" across the bowl and is in very good condition for its age with a small nick noted on the edge of the bowl otherwise just a nice patina from great age and careful handling.The spoon will make a fine addition to anyone\'s collection.Please add $8.95 for careful shipping and insurance (USA). , so have fun offerding! Good Luck and Happy offerding. We\'ll be happy to combine shipping if feasible.Please check out other current offerings including a great Tlingit, Haida, Tsimshianand Kwakiutl totem poles, many historic baskets de-accessioned from museum collections including Salish, Haida , Tsimshian ,Cowlitz and Tlingit examples. Alsosome great early Inuit carvings. Please email us for more specifics and links to our website. Please note we are usually only able to ship items out one day a week mostly Thursdays and Fridays.
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