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Salt cellar - 3.75”h x 2.375”d
Masur Birch Christmas Ornament
Lidded jar, open
Lidded jar
Salt cellar - 3.75”h x 2.375”d
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Michael Anderson

Salt cellar - 3.75”h x 2.375”d

Black Locust body, Leopardwood lid, carved Mahogany pull. Burned lines embellishment.
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Michael Anderson
Thanks Russ! Honduran Mahogany has a wild shine to it when carved, like facets of a cut gem reflecting light. I thought it played pretty well with the salt crystals inside the box.
 

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