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Fancy Engraved Powder Horn

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This powder horn was inspired by several original horns of it's type that might of been made for a military officer or special presentation. This is a large horn being over 16 inches around the outside curve with a turned walnut stopper and base plug and cow horn applied tip. All engraving is done be myself and the horn has been given a golden amber old horn finish.

Thanks for checking it out, Rick







 
Boy, keep doing work like that, and one of these days you might get good at it! :wink:

I'm kidding, of course. This is simply superb work, as usual! Every horn that I've seen from you has been something special, and this one is no exception.
 
That is beautiful! :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
It reminds me of concert posters for the Fillmore back in the sixties :rotf:

Really beautiful.
 
Are you kidding? Wow! That's like one of those items an artisan makes just to show (off) what he can do...
 
Outstanding work on this horn, Rick! It looks like it needs a little patina, though. Luckily, I can provide that service, but it might take a couple years. Send it on over....
 
The thing I really like about Ricks horns...

He gets the architecture of the horn in order first. They all flow nicely and he masters at getting the throat thinned down and proportional to the horn body.

Then he does the same with his scribe work. It too...flows with the horn.

A rare talent.
 
ayup - Bagman is right ... it's not just the fantastic scrim, it's the way the whole deal fits together ... the underlying architecture of the work...

tremendous looking horn!

:hatsoff: :thumbsup: :hatsoff:
 
Well where to start. WOW WOW IMHO I personally prefer that motif over naval or map horns. If it was mine I could not use It as I am way to clumsy to keep it safe.LOL. You Sir are a craftsman with only a few equals. :hatsoff: :hatsoff: :hatsoff: :hatsoff: :hatsoff: :hatsoff: :hatsoff: :hatsoff: :hatsoff: :hatsoff:
 
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