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Lionel Mercier

Po Mo'ai

In fact, you've to read Moai pot
The title because , when I displayed for her opinion, my wife said: But that's looking like the Moai statues (she was looking the handle)...and for her, this would remain a totemic faced forever...
About this "pot"
turned on two axis out almond tree
handle was carved to fit with the general shape
2" 1/2 / 1" 1/2 X 4" 5/8 H
Comments welcome
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Lionel
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Peter Gray
Wow I thought the handel was a seperate piece Lionel till I had closer look, real cool piece, genuine pouring jug. :)
Pete
 
Lionel Mercier
Thanks for the kindly comments,
Gary, the wood is almond, a fantastic wood, dense, hard with an oily feel, just a problem, I've only a few...
there is no finish at this time only buffed with felt disk,
I think danish oil perhaps to enhance the color....
 
J
I am Belgian to, live in Italy (Tuscany) in summer but back home from november like to contact maybe visit you. My mailadress jan@nackaerts.be
 
odie
I can understand how the handle was done......a lot of effort here! The pointed interior is where it looks really difficult to get in there for finishing it off........great job!

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