LARGE SCANDINAVIAN FLINT AXE DENMARK, C. 4000 - 2000 B.C. knapped flint, worked from a caramel stone, of rectangular form, tapering at both the base and blade, presented on a bespoke mount (25.5cm tall) Footnote: Provenance: Viggo Johansen Knudsen, Denmark, discovered by the aforementioned gentleman near the town of Værløse, Denmark before 1937, thence by descent. Accompanied by a detailed letter, with images and information on the piece, its discovery and its provenance.