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James Seyfried

Footed Walnut Bowl

This is a core from a larger piece. It is about 8” x 2” and is finished with Danish oil. I wet sanded it with the DO several times and used the Beal buffing system, sans the wax. I have heard it said about glossy items being hard to photograph and this one was real challenging for me.
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hockenbery
I like this bowl a lot! Terrific looking.
The little recurve at the rim is sweet.
Grain alignment in this view about as good as it gets.
The feet look like they belong.
 

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