Sit back, relax, and enjoy a beverage in a beautiful wine glass etched by Luc Century. This glass etched with a Green Heron will keep your love of nature alive from your home. A fulltime artist, Luc Century has maintained a home and studio on Sanibel Island for the 28 years, living and working within a natural sanctuary of lush, subtropical vegetation. His love of nature, the aesthetic beauty that lies within, is permanently embedded in his work.

Along with your unique glass, a hand-crafted Santa Fe Stoneworks Waiter's Knife perfectly rounds out the pair. For the wine connoisseur in your life, this hand-crafted Waiter's Knife offers both style and substance! Finely crafted with an integrated capsule knife and a corkscrew/lever combination that makes for easy bottle opening that also has a bottle opener for those guests who prefer a beer. Each of the pieces from Santa Fe Stoneworks is considered a collectible as it is a unique example of the cutler's art. Finished off with their trademark inlay handle, this stainless steel Waiter's Knife is the best way to open that special bottle!

A little Cowboy Whimsy. . . Surprise a loved one in your life who thinks of themselves as a little cowboy with this hand forged miniature tomahawk by Roper Knives. Comes with the original display, gift box with "There's a Little Cowboy in All of Us" on the inside lid.

Housed in its original box, the Norwegians want their knives to look good and work very well. The patterns have been refined over the last thousand years or so, ad tend toward elegant, functional simplicity.

Hard to find and a true collectible knife by Norwegian knife maker Arne Haugrud. These knives are recognized as being formally elegant, but fully functional. Includes an ornate Pewter cased sheath with a low relief foliage pattern, including a leather belt hoop. The knife features a smooth teak handle with pewter butt. The blade is a high carbon stainless steel, marked stainless steel to blade. Haugrud knives are made to be used in daily life as pocket knives, but have also become collectibles around the world as they are related to the viking times of Norway.

"Into the Food Chain"

Bid on this one-of-a-kind, hand carved wood sculpture by local artist Ken Yacavone of Cape Coral Florida.

After moving to Florida from Ohio, he has become well-known for his unique sculptures. For years, he cleaned up beaches in Florida and saw it as an opportunity to combine his artistic abilities with his concerns about the environment. This sculpture represents a belted kingfisher he saw in the wild with a deflated balloon in its beak.

Yacavone began showing his carvings in galleries in 2017 and has won awards for his work in Ohio and California and is collected here in SW Florida.

Bid on this Kingfisher sculpture and have a real conversation piece about wildlife and the challenges they face every day to survive. All proceeds from this purchase will help protect wildlife and enhance the conservation efforts at the J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge, the jewel of Sanibel Island.