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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;afantiques, post: 575724, member: 25&quot;]You can sell it privately, but most auction houses have stopped selling ivory now, even obviously older stuff.You might have a chance if you have good provenance that it is pre 1947.</p><p>I think it is possible to have ivory isotope tested to see if there is any radioactive strontium present, this was unknown in nature till the atomic bombs produced it, 1945 onwards, and minute traces got everywhere.</p><p>For more details Google &#039;ivory isotope testing&#039;. </p><p>I think this can be done at private labs or the government one.</p><p>It may not be economically viable though. The general market is very depressed due to the problems with selling, it may be best just to keep it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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