Horn tools

[George]

Never mind, Hornguy, I found some. Many of them which are labeled 'carved horn' seem to be what I would call engraved or scrimshawed, but there are also a lot which have distinct bas-relief carving. Thanks for the info, interesting horns.

Spence

 

[Hornguy]

Here's a link to a horn in my collection that is believed to be Tibetan;http://americanpowderhorns.com/?p=1158

This other horn is a 19th century American Indian horn with a raised carved snake encircling the horn. http://americanpowderhorns.com/?p=232

Many old horn flasked were raised carved from Germany, Austria, Netherlands, etc. Here's a link to an auction site that shows several carved examples.
https://www.invaluable.com/powder-h...JHKcGbSh0KvieWrxXYLN_XqYm5NCbS_oaAvyhEALw_wcB

 

[ssilver]

This does not look like work to me. More like love & art!