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Mammoth Tusk

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Pleistocene Epoch (Prehistoric)

A complete mammoth tusk dating to the Pleistocene epoch, representing the preserved remains of Mammuthus species from the Ice Age. Full tusks of this scale are notable for their form, curvature, and material presence, offering both natural history significance and sculptural appeal.

Pleistocene Epoch (Prehistoric)

A complete mammoth tusk dating to the Pleistocene epoch, representing the preserved remains of Mammuthus species from the Ice Age. Full tusks of this scale are notable for their form, curvature, and material presence, offering both natural history significance and sculptural appeal.

    • Category: Object of Interest

    • Type: Natural History Specimen

    • Species: Mammuthus (Woolly Mammoth)

    • Period: Pleistocene Epoch (c. 2.6 million – 11,700 years ago)

    • Material: Fossilised ivory

    • Origin: Not specified

    • Dimensions:

    • Condition: Natural surface variation, ageing, and potential fissures consistent with fossilised material

    • Documentation: Available

    • Market Presence: Active

    • Availability: Limited

    • Demand: Established

    Complete tusks are less commonly encountered than sectional pieces, with value largely influenced by overall size, preservation, and structural integrity.

  • Collector interest in full mammoth tusks is driven by scale and visual impact as much as historical context. Well-preserved examples with balanced curvature and minimal restoration tend to be favoured, particularly within natural history collections and design-led interiors.

    Tier II — Established Market / Limited Form Availability