$94.00

This antler-handled desk knife makes a great letter opener, a great kitchen implement, a great all-around functional knife.

$595.00

James Troutman’s work with Brazilian soapstone is as graceful as his subject matter.

$2,500.00

Margaret White stretches into mixed media sculpture with “Carrying On,” a whimsical depiction of a girl and her … pigs.

$220.00

Damascus forging and birds-eye maple come together beautifully in this knife, which is 10.5 inches long from handle to tip.

$240.00

This knife is forge-welded from an old chainsaw chain and has a double-edged blade. It measures 9.75 inches from handle to tip.

$350.00

James Troutman captures the dignity of a male teal duck in this Brazilian soapstone sculpture.

$75.00

The blade part of this clever folding knife is made from a bandsaw blade.

$3,000.00

Rufus Snoddy’s “Hair” is a mixed-media sculptural beauty; 22 inches wide by 94 inches high by 3 inches deep.

$325.00

Jim Troutman’s original sculptures are lifelike, yet artistic. This female teal duck is at peace, yet ready to take to wing at a moment’s notice.

$325.00

A keen eye for detail and a talent for sculpture make Jim Troutman’s original artwork brilliant for the ages.

$325.00

“Never More” by Jim Troutman is a Brazilian soapstone carving.

$1,200.00

Fly to close to the sun and you may get burned in Rufus Snoddy’s “Of Imminence.”