Buffalo Silvertip

[NOTSHARP]

It's been a while since I posted

I'm still making a few brushes here in Scotland, and thought that I would share this one with you.

I have used Buffalo horn as the base on a piece of Red Deer antler. The horn showed nothing outstanding in the rough, but revealed a beautiful bit of figure when polished.

The knot is a 28mm Silvertip, set at 60mm, with a beaded NS collar.









Steve.

 

[seanusa]

Beautiful brush! You do amazing work. I only like a few of the antler handled brushes I have seen and this is at the top of the list.

 

[NOTSHARP]

Beautiful brush! You do amazing work. I only like a few of the antler handled brushes I have seen and this is at the top of the list.

Many thanks for your kind words.



Steve.

 

[AceByTerror]

FANTASTIC! Nice work sir!

 

[theretroshave]

What a gorgeous brush! Thanks for sharing, and stoking my brush acquisition disorder.

 

[JaxJim]

Let me join in the praise-- that's a beauty!

 

[GDCarrington]

Very nice and the base provides visual balance!

Well done!

 

[Harry Snider]

I love the detail in the bottom (mosaic?), what is it? Very , very nice! I'm not normally drawn to stag horn, but that is a brush I would own!

 

[NOTSHARP]

I love the detail in the bottom (mosaic?), what is it? Very , very nice! I'm not normally drawn to stag horn, but that is a brush I would own!

Glad you like it Harry

Yes, it is a mosaic pin in the base. The pin extends through the horn and into the antler, so gives more strength to the join as well as a bit of bling.

I have posted some pics of similar brushes before. A quick search of my previous post should find them.



Steve.

 

[Snargle]

I only have one comment...DROOL!!!!

 

[Marco]

Beautiful brush and very sharp pics!

 

[dbird]

Wow fantastic looking brush! Keep up the good work.

 

[Rattlesnake Jake]

Wow - that is a sharp looking brush! I'd pay a pretty penny to have one like it!