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Carved Ironwood Quail Set of 2 Small Sculptures 3 1/2
Carved Ironwood Quail Set of 2 Small Sculptures 3 1/2
Carved Ironwood Quail Set of 2 Small Sculptures 3 1/2
Carved Ironwood Quail Set of 2 Small Sculptures 3 1/2
Carved Ironwood Quail Set of 2 Small Sculptures 3 1/2
Carved Ironwood Quail Set of 2 Small Sculptures 3 1/2
Carved Ironwood Quail Set of 2 Small Sculptures 3 1/2
Carved Ironwood Quail Set of 2 Small Sculptures 3 1/2
Carved Ironwood Quail Set of 2 Small Sculptures 3 1/2
Carved Ironwood Quail Set of 2 Small Sculptures 3 1/2

Carved Ironwood Quail Set of 2 Small Sculptures 3 1/2" High 1996, BEAUTIFUL!

$ 10.55

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Condition: Perfect Condition!
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Handmade: Yes
  • Animal Class: Bird
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Bird Species: Quail
  • Material: Ironwood
  • Type: Handcarved Figurine
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Modified Item: No

    Description

    HANDCARVED IRONWOOD
    QUAIL
    FIGURINES
    (SET OF 2)
    , MADE OF SONORAN IRONWOOD,
    Sold in Tucson, Arizona, made in Arizona or Mexico. Excellent Condition!
    ORIGINAL LABELS ON BOTTOM OF EACH READ,
    "1996, .75".
    Size: Approx. 3 1/2" High (to top of quail plume/topknot), 1 1/2" Wide.
    Each is solidly carved from single piece of dense ironwood. Natural beautiful grain of the ironwood can be clearly appreciated in base of carvings.
    Quail each perch atop a carved 'rock' and are realistically shaped and easily identifiable.
    About Ironwood from
    Sciencing
    :
    The desert ironwood tree,
    Olneya tesota
    , is a member of the legume family and is the only species in its genus. It is commonly found in the deserts of the Southwest, especially Arizona. Ironwood trees are considered a keystone species in this region because they provide food and shelter for several species of animals and plants. Their heavy, dense wood is prized as firewood and as a shade tree in the desert. . . .
    The desert ironwood tree grows 20 to 50 feet tall, making it the tallest tree in the Sonoran Desert. Its name comes from the heavy, dense heart wood the tree produces.
    The wood is one of the heaviest in the world.
    Unlike other types of wood, ironwood does not float because of its high density. It burns at a high temperature making it an ideal wood for a campfire on a chilly night.