Carved, Signed Antler Mushroom! chop in order that they fit

in order that they fit into the smaller-scale ice boxes of the day--and they remain handy still

with royalty and high-ranking officials considering it fashionable to wear carved fruit pit accessories

I think this enhances its specialness

I would guess these date to the 60s or early 70s

Carved, Signed Antler Mushroom! chop in order that they fitThis mushroom! When I first spotted it, I thought it was ceramic, but closer inspection reveals it is definitely bone, and I am pretty certain antler, most likely Caribou I think. I really love it as an object exactly the scale of a real mushroom, and just what it is, beautifully executed, no fuss. I've found a few other carved antler mushrooms, almost all Canadian (morels carved from deer antler seem to be a bit of a thing), but none as lovely as