decorative bowls
The pieces shown here are a sample decorative bowls and turned art I've created over the past few years.
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Natural edge spalted maple bowl from a tree grown in King William County, Virginia.
Natural edge cedar bowl from a tree in King William, Virginia; end grain turning shows the outline of the tree.
Ambrosia Maple from a tree in King William County, Virginia
Natural edge deodar cedar bowl from a tree grown in Northside Richmond, Virginia; knocked over in a storm.
Ambrosia maple bowl and pepper/salt mill from the same tree grown in King William, Virginia
Natural edge cedar bowl from a homestead in Hanover County, Virginia
"V" shaped ambrosia maple bowl from a farm in King William County, VA
Natural edge cedar bowl (without the bark) from a farm in Hanover County, Virginia; the inclusions from the natural contours of the tree create a unique and beautiful "tulip flower look"; finished in clear shellac.
Classic shape and rich cherry red color add to the beauty of this 9" X 3" bowl; finished in tung oil varnish.
One of a kind! Highly spalted in a classic shape from an old fallen Beech tree at the Battersea Mansion in Petersburg, Virginia
Spalted beech from an old fallen tree at the Battersea Mansion in Petersburg, Virginia; a unique knot hole makes this bowl a conversation piece (the knot flew off unexpectedly during the turning process); finished in tung oil varnish.
Smaller natural edge and lighter colored Cherry bowl (natural edge is one of my favorite shapes); finished in shellac.