Private
Collections
Sandra Brady has scrimmed many different pieces for Private
Collections. Here are just a few of them for your enjoyment.
It is possible that these works of art can be recreated just
for you. Contact Sandra and ask
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Don Cowles made this"mini" knife. The scrimshaw was
done by Sandra Brady.
The lionness and cub are right at home on this ivory handle
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The addition of the rattle snake skin to the plain ivory here
really dresses this knife up. It went from being attractive knife
to being dynamic!
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This knife is made by Larry Page and Scrimshawed by Sandra Brady.
The front of the knife shows pheasants flying across a typical
midwest field. On the back, a rainbow trout leaps for the fly.
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The Birth
of a Nation
Commissioned by James Blumenstiel
Designed and scrmshawed by Sandra Brady
Completed December 19, 2005
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to see all the views of this marvelous piece of art and to read
the story behind it
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FELINE FASCINATION
This is a Custom Designed knife which showcases
the natural wildlife art for which Sandra is known. The 11 wild
cats which encompass the handle are depicted in a collage setting,
while showing the natural expressions of each one. The intense
hunting gaze and predatory growl express the cat’s tension
filled energies which are contrasted by the seemingly benign
rest of others. Each minute whisker and hair seems ready to
come to life.
The scrimmed ivory handle is Sandra’s original
art and work.
The dagger, by knifemaker Don Lozier, features
the Ladder pattern in Damascus steel by Jerry Rados. The nickel
silver guard and pommel are engraved and inlaid in 14K gold
by Julie Warenski.
The blade is 7 ¾” long with an overall
length of 14”
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Einstein and First Step on the Moon.
Knifes made by George Herron.
These are 2 knives of a 20 knife set. Made for
the turn of the century, each of the 20 knives sport a different
scene on the front depicting twenty of the most important events
that occurred in the last 100 years.
On the back scale of each knife is a ribbon that
reads "Limited edition, Millennium, #-- of 20"
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Front of the Knife
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The Gents Folder on the left was made by George Herron,
Aiken, South Carolina and scrimmed by Sandra. The SEWE
Expo poster image is scrimmed on the Front (special
permission was given to use this image). The artist is
Heiner Hertling and it is titled "Happy Hour". The
back of the knife has a Roseate feather and the "SEWE
2006 "initials.
This knife was auctioned off at the SEWE show, February
17-19, 2006.
It brought $ 4,850.00 at auction.
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Back of the Knife
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The Big 5 - These are Randal Knives that have been scrimmed
by Sandra Brady. They are in a private collection. The 5 animals
here are: Rhinoceros, Elephant, Leopard, Cape Buffalo,
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This is a completely custom made ebony and ivory piece which
was designed by and made by Joe Porper of Creative Inventions.
Sandra’s scrimshaw is exquisitely detailed in the
scorpion which wraps around the wand, and the fiery dragon,
which has no beginning or end.
It is approximately 13” long.
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Pool Cue from "The Hustler"
For full details, click on the photo
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