Does Anyone Recognize This Checkering Pattern?

[ArtS]

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/921778041

I need some work done and want to get in touch with the artist.

I can't tell from the pictures but that looks like it might be one of the rare Damascus or Parker Laminate recievers too.

[Bob Jurewicz]

Art
If your looking for that quality I'm your man.
Bob Jurewicz

[B. Dudley]

That walks the line of being called “folk art”. Drive a few brass tacks into it and it could have a native connection too.

$1,000 start price! That is laughable.

[edgarspencer]

It's amazing what someone with a pocket knife and a bottle of cheap Canadian whiskey can do to a good gun.
Feel free to substitute your own words for 'amazing'.

[Jay Oliver]

I had a TA hammer gun for awhile that had some "homemade checkering" it was slightly better than this example. I thought I could live with it but couldn't. It was one of the many lessons I learned in my early years of Parker collecting.

[Mike Poindexter]

Looks like the infamous "carp" pattern, rarely seen. On a serious note, that looks like a later model lifter with the radius at the breech face. Might be worth restoring if the cut barrels were decent and the price was down below $500. Probably won't happen.

[charlie cleveland]

my parker 8 ga lifter was done proubly by thia same artist....charlie

[OH Osthaus]

sharpen up that pen knife and give it a try

a veiner gouge might leave too formal an effect

[edgarspencer]

I really wanted it until I saw the butt plate

[ArtS]

Originally Posted by edgarspencer

I really wanted it until I saw the butt plate

You don't think the butt plate is "Grade Appropriate" to the restoration?