Two Northeast Wood and Metal Crook Knives, one with scroll-shaped handle and chip-carved detail, the other with hooked handle and relief-carved diamonds and clover, copper wire bindings, both with custom stands, lg. to 10 in.
Auctioneer:
Skinner
Date:
2005-01-29
Two Northeast Wood and Metal Crook Knives, one with chip-carved and incised wood handle and copper wire binding, the other with incised and relief-carved handle Read more…
Auctioneer:
Skinner
Date:
2005-01-29
Northeast Wood and Metal Crook Knife, c. late 19th century, with brass wire to secure the metal blade, chip-carved handle, (wood loss), lg. 8 in. Read more…
Auctioneer:
Skinner
Date:
2006-05-13
Northeast Wood and Metal Ball Headed Club, Iroquois, mid-19th century, the short curved handle form with brass tack decoration on the neck and head, small Read more…
Auctioneer:
Skinner
Date:
2002-05-11
Northeast Wood and Metal Crook Knife, the handle with relief-carved lizard, remnant brass wire bindings, custom stand, (wood loss), lg. 10 3/4 in. Read more…
Auctioneer:
Skinner
Date:
2005-01-29
Northeast Wood and Metal Ball-Headed Club, c. early 19th century, long curved handle terminating in a ball head with projecting forged metal point with lead Read more…
Auctioneer:
Skinner
Date:
2003-09-20
Northeast Wood and Metal Crook Knife, the handle chip-carved in the form of a woman's boot, brass wire bindings, custom stand, (old repair), lg. 8 Read more…
Auctioneer:
Skinner
Date:
2005-01-29
Northeast Wood and Metal "Snowsnake," Iroquois, late 19th century, the long rounded form with flattened belly, the pointed end with pewter cap, lg. 92 in. Read more…
Auctioneer:
Skinner
Date:
2001-09-15
Northeast Wood and Metal Crook Knife, c. 1870s, with lead (?) bolster, the handle with diamond devices and "Jan. 27, 1878 D.M." carved on the Read more…
Auctioneer:
Skinner
Date:
2006-05-13
Northeast Wood and Metal Crook Knife, the handle with relief-carved dog's head, wire bindings, and custom stand, lg. 9 in. Read more…
Auctioneer:
Skinner
Date:
2005-01-29
Northeast Wood and Metal Cane, Iroquois, 19th century, the gracefully curved form depicting a snake, with lead (?) inlay detail and pyrographic decoration, (dark patina), Read more…
Auctioneer:
Skinner
Date:
2004-05-22
