Gallery: More of My Work
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Ambrosia maple bowlThis ambrosia maple bowl is 10" across and 3 1/2" deep. |
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Ambrosia maple bowlThis ambrosia maple bowl is 9" wide and 3 1/2" deep. |
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Australian camphorThis bowl of camphor wood from Australia is about 8 1/2" across and stands about 3 1/2" high. |
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Bocote bowlBocote is a beautiful wood with very distinct grain patterns. This piece is 5" across and sits about an inch and a quarter high. |
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Emmaus crossesThe one on the left depicts the Great Lion of God. |
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Ethan Allen tables redoneThese tables came as end tables and went home as bedside tables. |
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Large maple bowlThis bowl has the disctinctive "feather" grain pattern of a crotch and a bark inclusion |
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Locust porch postsEven locust will deteriorate after awhile..... |
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Mahogany spiresCan you tell the original was a bit difficult to discern the original shape? |
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Mesquite bowlMesquite is a beautiful wood. I brought this piece back in the form of a log from Houston, TX, in November 2002. |
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Octagonal newelThis 8 1/2" wide mahogany newel was a challenge |
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Olivewood plateOlivewood is one of my preferred woods as it produces a beautiful grain pattern and the colors are exceptional. It also smells very good while I am working the wood. |
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Plungers, what else!Who would want a wood toilet plunger? Click on the picture to find out. |
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Purpleheart trayThis 19" purpleheart tray is from a board 8' long and 20" wide, the most beautiful piece of purpleheart I have ever seen. |
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Red mallee burlThis 13 1/2" by 4" piece was turned from a piece of red mallee burl from Australia, The bottom still has the rough and rugged characteristics of the burl, similar to the edge, which you can see in this picture. |
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