These are just four of Red's 35+ carvings he has completed right now.
Keep checking back as we post more of his artwork throughout the weeks.
All antlers are stained with Red's secret stain formulated to preserve the
antler. They are covered by 4 coats of clear coating.
They can then be dusted by Red's favorite dusting agent "Liquid Gold" or
other dusting sprays.
All Auction reserve prices are based on the amount of time spent on each
product.
All measurements are approximations made with a measuring tape.
Eagle Head on
Moose Antler #1001
Comes with a solid black marble stand
Marble base is 17 1/4"X 14 7/16"
Stands 30 1/2" tall on stand
Widest point to tallest is 17" X 28"
The eagle head on
this horn is exquisite. Each feather is detailed perfectly and
the turquoise eyes bring the eagle alive. This is one of the
best pieces Red has to date and is a stunning example of his precision
and dedication to making his carvings look real. Click here to see item #1001's
page.
Bear Head and Bear Scene on Moose
Antler #1002
SOLD $1,200
Hangs from hooks on the back.
Widest point to tallest is 18"X 31"
Bear Scene is approx. 9" X 6"
This moose antler shed features two fantastic carvings, one of a
bear by an old stump and the other of a bear head with 4 ivory teeth.
The craftsmanship is so perfect that the bear even has a tongue carved
that has been carved directly into the antler on the top and the
bottom, it is not a separate piece. Click here to see item #1002's page.
Mother Moose and Baby Moose on Moose
Antler #1003
Hangs from hooks on the back.
Widest point to tallest 19" X 15 1/2"
Moose are very common in Alaska to say the least. Hundreds of
them gather around and in the largest town in Alaska, Anchorage, and
thousands of them gather in the Palmer-Knick area where Red lives.
Alaskans see a moose pretty much every day in the spring and summer
months. In the winter months they can be seen in the large
valleys by Red's cabin. This scene is an exact replica of
Alaskan's favorite spring site. Even the old-timers get excited
when they see the baby moose suckling in the spring. This is a
must have for any collector. The detail is perfect and the scene
couldn't be more life-like.
Caribou Scene on Caribou Antler #1004
Fits in an ironwood stand.
Widest point to longest to tallest 7" X 12 1/2 " X 9
1/4"
Caribou antlers are hard to carve. There is
a very small amount of enamel before you start getting into the middle
of the horn known by carvers as "crumble horn". Most carvers do
not carve caribou antlers because of this fact. Red has
perfected the etching process enough to get the most out of these
antlers. This particular piece is made from the brow of the
antler also known as an eye guard. The ironwood stand comes from
a small plot Red owns in California where he plans to pan for gold
some day.
Bear Head and Bear Scene on Moose
Antler #1002
Mother Moose and Baby Moose on Moose
Antler #1003
Caribou Scene on Caribou Antler #1004
