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An elegant comb hand-carved from cow horn with naturally occurring variations in color and pattern.
An elegant comb hand-carved from cow horn with naturally occurring variations in color and pattern.
An elegant brush hand-carved from cow horn with naturally occurring variations in color and pattern.
An elegant brush hand-carved from cow horn with naturally occurring variations in color and pattern.
Large antique spiraled antelope horns mounted on a wood placque.
An elegant comb hand-carved from cow horn with naturally occurring variations in color and pattern.
A horn and brass letter opener in the form of a hummingbird.
A Bongo horn hand carved from a single piece of wood and mounted on a pedestal.
A carved, detailed, life sized wood sculpture of a bull's head with inset brass horns and mounted on a sloping lacquered brass base.
An elegant brush hand-carved from cow horn with naturally occurring variations in color and pattern.
An elegant comb hand-carved from cow horn with naturally occurring variations in color and pattern.
An elegant brush hand-carved from cow horn with naturally occurring variations in color and pattern.
An elegant set of salad servers hand-carved from cow horn with naturally occurring variations in the color and patterns.
An ash-tamper/ paperweight in the form of a French horn.
A leather wrapped and hand-stitched shoe horn with a leather cord hanging strap.
Newly restored rare teak 'cow horn' dining chair with splined backrest and cane seat.
An uncommon and masterful set of dark and light ox horn teardrop form salt and pepper shakers, of teardrop form, housed in a cylindrical turned walnut cup.
During the 1960s and 1970s an advertising/marketing team headed by George Lois for Naugahyde, asserted humorously, that their faux leather was obtained from the skin of a fictitious animal called a "Nauga". The claim became an urban myth as the...
