ivory carvings造句

• Others were buffing and polishing their intricate walrus ivory carvings.
• Some of the chambers contained large numbers of ivory carvings.
• The village is famous for its walrus ivory carvings.
• Their art tradition consisted of mainly ivory carvings of animal and human figures.
• Baleen baskets are typically embellished with walrus ivory carvings.
• The collection of amber and ivory carvings is one of the largest in North America.
• Before our ivory carvings used to move quickly, but now we sell one bracelet a week.
• He is a compulsive collector _ ivory carvings, fertility dolls, European silver, 4, 000 toy soldiers.
• It can also develop in old ivory carvings, and painted miniatures on an ivory backing are prone to craquelure.
• Ancient Syrian craftsmen used the tusks of " E . m . asurus " to make ivory carvings.
• Many Chinese traders duck controls by faking ivory carvings to look like antiques or claiming they use tusks stockpiled before 1989.
• Ivory carvings 3, 500 years old-- masks, polar bears, and functional objects-- have been found in Nunavut.
• There is a section devoted to rock crystal objects, another to ivory carvings, which the rulers were themselves taught how to make.
• In addition to its western works, the museum hosts cases of Faberge eggs, textiles, and ivory carvings from the Far East.
• Many Chinese traders duck controls by faking ivory carvings to look like antiques or claiming they use tusks stockpiled before 1989 . ( jf-agh)
• Now legal trade in hornbill ivory is limited to certified antiques, and hornbill-ivory carvings are more valuable than those of any true ivory.
• Instead, he discovered, and promulgated, the thriving art he found among the Inuit, primarily their miniature stone, bone, and ivory carvings.
• Owners would pack these boxes with figurines, seashells, semiprecious stones, ivory carvings, and other bits and pieces of items that caused observers to marvel.
• In addition to the monumental commissions he completed, Verhulst made small-scale ivory carvings, a specialty for which his home town Mechelen was particularly known.
• Indeed, Adolf Erik Nordenski鰈d's expedition in the 1870s found a number of recently abandoned houses in the nearby village of Ryrkaypiy which were full of ivory carvings.