Carved Ivory Seagull Pin / Brooch stoneware pitcher with a few noticeable spots

with a few noticeable spots

and features a style of interlocking forms that I believe is called ku-nan-kan-byat

I believe this originally came with a matching spoon/ladle

while the handle attached to the arm is wood

which they do very well

Carved Ivory Seagull Pin / Brooch stoneware pitcher with a few noticeable spotsDespite their seashore ubiquity wherever food might be found, I do believe seagulls are very beautiful and graceful birds! Vintage and carved of walrus ivory I believe, this pin captures the sense of soaring pretty nicely I think or, worn in the other direction, plunging! I am not sure where this pin was made; possibly Inuit but unsigned and I'm not entirely sure. I realized after photographing it (at 2x magnification) that the recesses between