Two Northeast Carved Crook Knives

Two Northeast Woodlands Crooked Knives, late 19th century, the larger with red painted wood handle, long curved blade wrapped with wire to hold in place, Read more…

Two Northeast Carved Rootwood Clubs, Penobscot, c. early 20th century, both with chip-carved handles, one with a crude face at the root end, lg. to Read more…

Two Northeast Carved and Painted Root Clubs, Penobscot, c. 20th century, the larger with totem pole, animal heads, and "Chief's" head, signed "Claude Dennis '78," Read more…

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…

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 Read more…

Six Northeast Carved Wood and Metal Crook Knives, includes one burl handled, one with a chip-carved handle, and a late knife with a scroll-carved handle, Read more…

Northeast Carved Wood and Metal Crook Knife, 19th century, curved maple handle decorated with two hearts and triangular chip-carving, the blade held in place with Read more…

Northeast Carved Wood and Metal Crook Knife, c. second half 19th century, the chip-carved handle with remnant glass inlays and lead inlay, dark patina of Read more…

Northeast Carved Wood and Metal Crook Knife, the wood handle with incised grid and three-leaf clovers, the finial with a whimsical carved face, diamond-shaped brass Read more…

Northeast Carved Wood and Metal Crook Knife, 19th century, the metal blade secured with brass wire, the wood handle with stylized scroll with inscribed initials Read more…