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Desk Knife Scimitar (Desk Knife VIII)

SOLD: $275 (less 10% 2013 Holiday discount special)

An elegant (and slightly dangerous-looking) solid-steel desk knife, hand-forged and filed from a used cold chisel. The swept-point scimitar blade extends seamlessly from the hexagonal grip, with a long choil and decorative filework along the spine. The pommel is slightly rounded and grooved. The knife is forge-scaled with a pronounced alligator texture and left bright.

The sculptured knife stand is carved from ironwood with a copper support.

The desk knife blade is 5” long, and the knife is 9” overall. The knife stand is 1.5” wide and 5.5” long.

    Architecture and award-winning museum-quality custom handmade knives, edged weapons, powder horns, tomahawks, war clubs, jewelry, metal sculpture, cribbage boards, flint and obsidian knives, Japanese swords, menorahs, and more from Tucson, Arizona artist and architect Larry Gotkin.

    About Larry Gotkin
    Artist & Registered AZ Architect, Retired
    Tucson, Arizona
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    Unique Custom Handmade Items: acid etching, architecture, blades, candle holders, cheese slicers, clasps, cribbage boards, chess setscustom knives, daggers, desk knives, dirks, edged weapons (knives), edged weapons (tomahawks), flint knives, guns, hadseax, handmade knives, Japanese swords, jewelry, katanas, kitchen knives, knife bags, knives, menukis, metal sculpture, obsidian knives, powder horns, powder_horns, puukkos, sax, scramaseax, scramsax, scrimshaw, seax, seaxe, sgian dubhs, skeans, skinners, spears, sword bags, swords, tallit clips, tantos, tomahawks, wakizashis, war clubs, weapons (knives), weapons (tomahawks), weapons (war clubs), yoga pose meditation candles, yoga pose metal sculptures

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