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Walnut Crotch Vase
Walnut Crotch Vase
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Doug Freeman

Walnut Crotch Vase

Walnut, 11Tx6D, 1/4" wall, 125
Poly finish, buffed
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Tom Gall
I like the form of the top and the lower form (foot/base), Doug ...... but not together. It looks disjointed to me. Maybe if the line was continuous ... ??? Just my 2¢! Others MMV.
The finish and the wood are beautiful and the detailed foot is very nice.
 
Doug Freeman
Tom Gall said:
I like the form of the top and the lower form (foot/base), Doug ...... but not together. It looks disjointed to me. Maybe if the line was continuous ... ??? Just my 2¢! Others MMV.
The finish and the wood are beautiful and the detailed foot is very nice.
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Appreciate the input Tom. To clarify, are you talking about the transition from the bottom up to the "globe" portion, where the transition gets a bit sharp? And your suggestion is a more gradual transition?
 
Russ Braun
Tom Gall said:
I like the form of the top and the lower form (foot/base), Doug ...... but not together. It looks disjointed to me. Maybe if the line was continuous ... ??? Just my 2¢! Others MMV.
The finish and the wood are beautiful and the detailed foot is very nice.
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It’s almost like an inch of height has been removed to my eye…..my 02 cents worth about half that amount!
 
Tom Gall
Doug Freeman said:
Appreciate the input Tom. To clarify, are you talking about the transition from the bottom up to the "globe" portion, where the transition gets a bit sharp? And your suggestion is a more gradual transition?
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Yes and yes. And perhaps, to extend the lower curve of the upper form (making it taller) - I think that is what Russ was referring to. Or even make it a stand-alone form - no pedestal needed. Of course, then you would have to hollow a little deeper! :)
 

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