This box was made for a dagger.
It is made from mahogany, with velvet lining.
The inlaid plate in the lid has the hand engraved initials of the recipient.

This box was made for a dagger.
It is made from mahogany, with velvet lining.
The inlaid plate in the lid has the hand engraved initials of the recipient.

Here is another example of a walking stick.
The whole stick itself was made from the timber Black Bean.
It has a piece of Damascus steel inlaid into the top of the stick and a Damascus spacer part way down. There are bronze spacers in several places on the stick and a bronze disc inlaid into the Damascus on the top with the owners initials engraved into it.

This walking stick was made for a client some time ago.
It features a barley twist stick made from matai.
the fittings are made from brass and the handle is a piece of crown stag.

This box was made to house a set of throwing knives.
The upholstered shape in the box held two sets of knives sitting opposite each other.
It is made from swamp kauri and has grey velvet lining.

Here is a set of roaring horns made by request.
The rim of each of the horns is finished in bronze.
