Spellcaster

Red Oak Wizard - The Spellcaster - 12 7/8 high, 7 3/4 wide, 2" thick. Took over 150 hours to create. Finished with hemp oil. This piece is signed and dated by the artist.

This piece of wood was rescued from the scrap pile. Some boards had been left in a pile to rot. This is what I found hiding in the wood of one of those boards. The mysterious Spellcaster wizard.

$2,500

Tagua Skull

Carved from a Tagua Nut also known as Corozo or Vegetable Ivory, the seed of the Ivory Palm found in South America. For many decades Tagua has been used as a substitute for elephant ivory.

This piece is very detailed despite its small size. 1 1/4 wide, 1/2 thick, 11/4 high. Took over 30 hours to create. Finished with hemp oil. Initialed and dated by artist. Carved in Clare, Nova Scotia by Acadian woodcarver Jaime Thibault

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Handcarved from recycled hardwood. The wood was salvaged right out of the garbage truck as it was crushing a desk. The desk was from the old Cornwallis Base. Click here to see in progress photos.

Sold $500

Viking Helmet

Maple - 2 7/8 high, 3 1/4 wide, horn to horn,1 3/4 thick. Finished with hemp oil. Click here to see other views

$225

Conan The Barbarian

Birds Eye Maple 5 1/2 wide, 9" high, 3/4 thick. Took over 60 hours to create.

SOLD

Vampire Skull

Wood from railing salvaged from Old Meteghan Little School 1 3/4 wide, 2 1/4 high, chin to back of skull, 2 1/4 inches. Finished with hemp oil. $250

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