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This is a silver maple pot measuring 8 1/4 inches in diameter by 9 inches in height. Antique Oil finish. The markings on the front remind me a bit of "The Scream" by Edvard Munch.
about 4 in. x 6 in. Maple Burl with an Ebony Collar. About 4 x 6 inches. I saw this block of wood at Woodworker's Source but didn't buy it. I went back the next day and it was still there and it came home with me. I could tell it would have awesome figure. Finished with General Finishes...
A silver maple pot about 7 5/8 inches tall. It is finished with Antique Oil. The bottom was round, but a small concavity about 3/4 inches across was added so that it stands upright on its own.
Spalted Maple Hollowform with Walnut base. 6" x 5". Pierced, mild Lacquer finish.
Yes, it was intended to look like this and not a "design opportunity". At least THIS time it was.
Made it as a donation to a gallery for their 5" x 5" exhibition and sale...
Figured Big Leaf Maple, Texas Ebony foot, Chinese symbol and polished brass ring inlayed into the inside bottom of bowl. "Yeren" is Chinese for Bigfoot! It's very stable though. 7" x 3". Custom Finish
Simple maple bowl-in-bowl design made from timber harvested from Hurricane Isabel (Sept-2003). A burned groove under the lip of the inner bowl was employed to accentuate the illusion of two bowls. Bowl was finished using 3 coats of Waterlox with a 4th coat of Waterlox thinned ~50% with mineral...
This is a beautiful piece of Ambrosia Maple. I have tried uploading a larger photo than in the past to see if it will give more detail. Shape was aimed at those who like to toss their Caesar's Salad
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