2001.100.240
Title

in Kayak

Mediumwalrus ivory
Dimensions1 3/8 × 2 5/8 × 4 1/8 in. (3.5 × 6.7 × 10.5 cm)
Donor credit lineKendall Whaling Museum Collection Transfer
Object number2001.100.240
Institutional Credit LineCourtesy of the New Bedford Whaling Museum
DescriptionHuman figure sitting in a kayak holding a paddle, carved in full round from walrus ivory in 3 pieces (the figure is cemented into the kayak, the paddle remains separate = 2 pieces).ProvenanceWilliam H. Tripp, 10/03/1956, Kendall Whaling Museum; NBWM
On View
Not on view
2001.100.51
Walrus tusk cribbage board
Happy Jack (Angokwazhuk), School of
Circa 1895-1925
2006.9.1.1
Kayak
Circa 1890
2001.100.1865
Model qajaq on sledge with driver
Maker once known
ca. 1900
2001.100.1674
Untitled
Maker once known
1900-1940
00.200.230
Arctic indigenous souvenir smoking pipe
late 19th Century-20th Century
1914.35.38
Model of a Two-Man Kayak (Baidarka)
MODEL KAYAK
MODEL KAYAK
00.200.229
Arctic indigenous souvenir smoking pipe
late 19th Century-20th Century
2001.100.1867
qajaq
Maker once known
ca. 1900
Miniature sea chest with miniature whaling implements
Miniature sea chest with miniature whaling implements
2001.100.1872
Kayak
19th Century
kayak model
kayak model
Circa 1949

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