Preening Green Wing Teal by Jim Neenan (9" x 7") Handcarved wood duck decoy by Jim Neenan, a woodcarver from Staten Island, NY. Jim’s work has won ribbons at the New York’s Queens Farm Museum and has appeared in the National Wood Carvers Association magazine Chip Chats Click on photo to see larger image ITEM #310 Preening Green Wing Teal         $465.00 Member Price         $418.50
Celtic Crosses 12 to 40 inches tall Ringed Cross with Celtic Style Knots	Celtic Crosses Traditionally carved Celtic-style crosses are hand made by self-taught master woodcarver Peter Teresco. Using traditional hand tools, Teresco carves the crosses from woods native to the Northeast—mostly Adirondack white pine and cherry. Click on photos to see larger images. ITEM #3091       Small crosses — About $35 Small standing cross — $125-150 Large crosses — $150-400 Each cross is unique and price depends on the extent of carving. Please call our office at 518/346-7008 to check on styles and availability of this item. Claddagh Ring Cross, 40 inches tall
	Fence Post Loon by Grant Van Loan (18-1/2 in. long, of painted locust) Handcarved by Grant Van Loan. The artist experiments with the use of weathered barn boards and timbers, incorporating patterns in wood to suggest the texturing feathers. Click on photo to see larger image ITEM #3110 Fence Post Loon         $195.00 Member Price         $175.50
	Walking Sticks Carved by Ben Raino, Quebecois master carver and raconteur, the walking sticks make unique gifts. Ben uses the tools and techniques he developed in his work as a dental technician to carve the wildlife he knows from his life as a woodsman. Click on photo to see larger image. ITEM #301       Walking Stick, 3.5 ft.      about $45 Please call our office at 518/346-7008 to check on styles, availability of this item
	Hand-carved Songbirds by Ben Raino Handcarved wood with applied glass eye and metal feet. Mount of wood. Ben Raino’s carving has won awards, including first prize in the Mohawk Valley Art and Wood-Carving Association’s annual show. His abilities as a storyteller have earned him membership in the "Adirondack Liar’s Club." Ben is a gifted arts educator who is in demand for workshops and elderhostels. Each hand-carved songbird is a one-of-a-kind. Click on photos to see larger images ITEM #302 Cardinal 8" X 6"         $45.00 Member Price         $40.50 ITEM #303 Goldfinch 6" X 3" X 4"       $52.00 Member Price       $46.80 Other birds available by special order. Various prices: $45-$260.00
	Hand-carved Otter by Ben Raino Handcarved wood with applied glass eye. Carved by Ben Raino, Quebecois master carver. Click on photo to see larger image ITEM #304 Otter 11" X 9" X 4"         $260.00 Member Price         $234.00
	Bluestone Lantern Bluestone with brass bail, brass knob, and brass hinges Colored plexy inserts (colors vary) Stonecarver Mark Swanberry uses native Helderberg Bluestone in his lanterns. A stone-mason and dry wall builder, Mark has been carving stone for over twenty years. These rustic lanterns are candle-ready. Perfect for a backyard patio. Click on photo to see larger image ITEM #306 Lantern 6" X 9 "         $109 Member Price         $98
	Fish Decoy by Grant Van Loan Grant Van Loan’s interest in decoys stems from his boyhood in Coxackie, Greene County, where he assisted his father in making duck decoys for hunting. Grant experients with the use of weathered barn boards and timbers, incorporating patterns in the wood to suggest texturing. Click on photo to see larger image ITEM #307 Decoy, Wood and Copper, 8" X 2"         $81.00 Member Price         $72.90
Birch Bark Decoy	Carved Duck Decoys Grant Van Loan’s interest in bird decoys stems from his boyhood in Coxsakie, Green County, where he assisted his father in making decoys for hunting. Decoys were then of simple construction, but over the years have become more of a decorative art form. Grant experiments with the use of weathered barn boards and timbers, incorporating patterns in wood to suggest the texturing feathers. ITEM #308       Duck Decoy         about $260.00 Please call our office at 518/346-7008 about types of duck decoys in stock.

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