Isle of Wight Cherry
£60.00-£80.00 14 x 5 Inches
(SOLD UK) Turned from green timber, this bowl took a year to dry enough to sell.
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English Beech 13 x 2 Inches
(£60.00)(SOLD UK)
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English Beech 13 x 2 Inches
Polished with pure beeswax (£60.00)(SOLD UK)
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Cherry 6 x 2 Inches
Hollowed to accept a tealight holder. (£25.00)(SOLD UK)
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Olive wood from Israel
Wood came from Israel from Bethlehem Olive. (SOLD UK)
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Food bowl onboard a sailing vessel
A commission to produce 5 stacking bowls equipped with a substantial base that can be held in one hand so eating can continue under sail. They were coated in Sunflower oil so that all they needed was rinsing and drying, preferably by the sun, and then stowed. (SOLD UK)
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3 of 5
Showing how easily the bowls stack together.(SOLD UK)
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5 bowls
Commission Completed (SOLD UK)
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5 bowls
Just another shot, not so formal!
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From this Apple log...
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To this
Commissioners design. (SOLD UK)
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Cedrus Libani or Cedar of Lebanon
This piece of timber has a history all it's own. The tree was planted by Queen Victoria and her consort Albert in the garden of Osborne House, Cowes, Isle of Wight, UK, their summer residence. Piece measures 18 inches x 4 inches. (£100.00)(SOLD UK)
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6 x 3 Inches English Oak
£45.00-£55.00 (Sold UK)
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Sycamore 9 x 2 inches.
Another tactile bowl in Sycamore.
(£40.00)(Sold UK)
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Sycamore 9 x 2 inches.
(Sold UK)
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Myrtle Burr 12 x 3 inches
A commissioned piece as a wedding gift. This is ONLY a guide price because of the diversity of burrs naturally in size, hardness and difficulty in obtaining. (£120.00)(SOLD UK)
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Myrtle Burr (Commission Piece)
The edge has been sanded and polished so that the recipient has the option of standing the piece on that edge.
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The base
As much as possible of the underside has been retained in the natural state.
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