“Scrimshaw Knife Hawks” color scrimshaw on ancient mammoth tusk ivory by Matt Stothart. This rare Boker knife is from an unopened box in our storeroom that was recently discovered on a back shelf. What a pleasant surprise to find discontinued Walker Design Boker knives with exquisite mammoth ivory scales added by the late Ken Fredericks. Since Stothart created a few of these for us 15 to 20 years ago, he was thrilled to see this unexpected treasure. Needless to say, these will not come around again. Perfect for the wildlife scrimshaw collector and knife collector as well. Ferruginous Hawk and Swainson’s Hawk depicted.
“Scrimshaw Knife Falcons” color scrimshaw on ancient mammoth tusk ivory by Matt Stothart. This rare Boker knife is from an unopened box in our storeroom that was recently discovered on a back shelf. What a pleasant surprise to find discontinued Walker Design Boker knives with exquisite mammoth ivory scales added by the late Ken Fredericks. Since Stothart created a few of these for us 15 to 20 years ago, he was thrilled to see this unexpected treasure. Needless to say, these will not come around again. Perfect for the wildlife scrimshaw collector and knife collector as well. Featured Aplomado Falcon and Merlin Falcon.
Color scrimshaw on ancient walrus tusk ivory artifact by Matt Stothart. In over 40 years this is the only skiing related scrimshaw we have ever had. It is from the collection of one of our clients who is no longer with us. Very nice work by Stothart. The scoring marks on the ivory indicate that it was used as some type of tool hundreds and hundreds of years ago. Great price for just the ivory and stand. Could be a possible DIY?
Color scrimshaw on ancient walrus tusk ivory by Matt Stothart. Veteran scrimshander, Stothart, seems to get better and better. His work has been prized by knowing collectors for decades. This is a perfect example of his first class work. Note the way the color in the ivory seems to blend seamlessly into the rocky platform upon which the wolf watches. Very nicely done. Exceptionally large piece of ancient walrus tusk ivory, by the way. Impressive stand completes the picture. Weight: 1 pound, 6 oz.
Black and white scrimshaw on whale’s tooth by Matt Stothart. Aptly named, Flying Cloud, is depicted on the open sea. This is from the collection of someone who is no longer with us. This was done for the Hawaii market years and years ago by Matt Stothart. Rare to see his work at this price today on whale ivory. Nicely done, indeed.
Notice:
This scrimshaw is done on a sperm whale’s tooth. Federal legislation bans the interstate shipment of whale ivory. It can only be shipped intrastate (within the state). All of our whale ivory is located with our associate in the state of Florida. It can be purchased directly from our website and shipped only to an address within the state of Florida. If one has a relative, trusted friend or business associate within the state of Florida, we can ship to that specified address in order to comply with Federal legislation. The scrimshaw can then be forwarded to you and everyone complies with the law. Any questions, email or call us.
“King Leo Knife” Color scrimshaw on ancient walrus tusk ivory by Matt Stothart. What an impressive piece-the knife, stand and scrimshaw! Custom knife by well known knife maker Ed Friedly using his “Elmer Keith” style of knife. Just the knife itself is a work or art, but when you add the bocote wood stand by Cash and Stothart’s right on scrimshaw, then you have something special. We don’t get many of these, but when we do, they go fast.
Color scrimshaw on whale ivory by Matt Stothart. Nicely done cutting in depiction of whalers working on the lower jaw of a sperm whale. The back side has a description of the process from Moby Dick. Handsome stand by Fredericks.
Notice:
This scrimshaw is done on a sperm whale’s tooth. Federal legislation bans the interstate shipment of whale ivory. It can only be shipped intrastate (within the state). All of our whale ivory is located with our associate in the state of Florida. It can be purchased directly from our website and shipped only to an address within the state of Florida. If one has a relative, trusted friend or business associate within the state of Florida, we can ship to that specified address in order to comply with Federal legislation. The scrimshaw can then be forwarded to you and everyone complies with the law. Any questions, email or call us.
Color scrimshaw on pre-ban African ivory by Matt Stothart. This formidable owl is off to work, searching for his next meal. Excellent detail in this one. Note the mountains in the background contrasted nicely with the vivid greens of the perch.
Maria Pottery Color scrimshaw on ancient mammoth ivory by Matt Stothart. Done it 1981, this vintage Stothart scrimshaw hearkens back to his Southwestern roots. This striking piece combines the best of both Stothart and Cash, the standmaker. Note the geometric shape of the stand and the geometric design in the prized Maria pot. The stand has ivory inlay that Stothart has worked very lightly to bring the whole piece together. A truly one of a kind piece at a great price.
Color scrimshaw on ancient mammoth ivory by Matt Stothart. This famous church has been the inspiration for countless artists throughout the years, but this is probably the only rendition ever done in scrimshaw. As seen from the rear, the architecture symbolizes the sparse, clean lines of the region. The strong earth tones contrasted with the ice blue sky evoke very strong emotions form anyone who has ever admired this famous edifice. Another Cash stand perfectly frames the scrimshaw. Done in 1981, it still has “81 prices on it.