“Compass Rose Cufflinks” black and white scrimshaw on ancient mammoth tusk ivory by David Smith. Incredible detail by master scrimshander, Smith. Set in sterling silver, these will be worn with pride by both men and women for years and years.
“Compass Rose Cufflinks” black and white scrimshaw on ancient mammoth tusk ivory by David Smith. Incredible detail by master scrimshander, Smith. Set in sterling silver, these will be worn with pride by both men and women for years and years.
“Schooner Cufflinks” color scrimshaw on ancient mammoth tusk ivory by David Smith. Incredible detail by master scrimshander, Smith. Set in sterling silver, these will be worn with pride by both men and women for years and years.
“Ship’s Anchor Cufflinks” black and white scrimshaw on ancient mammoth tusk ivory by David Smith. Incredible detail by master scrimshander, Smith. Set in sterling silver, these will be worn with pride by both men and women for years and years.
“Clipper Ship Cufflinks” black and white scrimshaw on ancient mammoth tusk ivory by David Smith. Incredible detail by master scrimshander, Smith. Set in sterling silver, these will be worn with pride by both men and women for years and years.
“Scallop Shell Cufflinks” color scrimshaw on ancient mammoth tusk ivory by David Smith. Incredible detail by master scrimshander, Smith. Set in sterling silver, these will be worn with pride by both men and women for years and years.
“Ship’s Anchor Cufflinks” black and white scrimshaw on ancient mammoth tusk ivory by David Smith. Incredible detail by master scrimshander, Smith. Set in sterling silver, these will be worn with pride by both men and women for years and years.
“Lobsterman in Fog” black and white scrimshaw on ancient mammoth tusk ivory bark by David Smith. Early morning in the fog as a schooner heads to the Great Banks. Beautiful, moody work by Smith. Really like the fog effect in the background and the detail of the lunch pail on the dory.Thick piece of mammoth bark on a handsome stand completes the picture. Nicely done, indeed.
“Orca Ballet” black and white scrimshaw on ancient mammoth tusk ivory bark by David Smith. A graceful orca duo in sync for Orca ballet. Fine work by Smith, as always. Nice color in the mammoth bark the result of minerals absorbed into the ivory over thousands of years.
“Peggy’s Cove Light” color scrimshaw on ancient mammoth tusk ivory bark by David Smith. Note how the blue sea compliments the colorful bark. Nice touch by veteran scrimshander, Smith. Really like the shadow on the lighthouse as well. Peggy’s Cove Lighthouse, also known as Peggy’s Point Lighthouse, is one of Nova Scotia’s most well-known lighthouses and may be the most photographed in Canada. Located in the quaint fishing village of Peggy’s Cove along the South Shore, Peggy’s Point Lighthouse was built in 1915.