Claro Walnut Bowl

9" D x 2" H - This bowl has a very interesting history.

Fruitless Mulberry Bowl

This bowl was turned while the wood was green and has distorted a lot, producing an interesting shape.

Monterrey Pine Vase

6" D x 9" H - Although a little unusual, this piece had a whorl of limbs that formed the ring of knots.

Plum Root Ball Bowl

7½” D x 4½” H - This bowl had more colors in it than any other I have turned.

Red Ironbark Eucalyptus Natural Edge Bowl

11” D x 4¾” H - A very pretty wood found in our area.

Walnut Burl Bowl

The burl wood had numerous little "faces" showing.

Valley Oak Dish

16” D x 3¾” H - This is our local deciduous oak tree.

Americal Elm Bowl

16½” D x 5” H - The tree was taken down in our village area because it was buckling the sidewalk.

English Walnut Bowl

14” D x 3½” H - This wood is from one of our local orchard trees.

Modesto Ash Bowl

14” D x 5” H - Walnut oil finish.

African Sumac Bowl

8” D x 2¾” H - My photography doesn't do the figure in this bowl justice.

Chinese Pistache Bowl

7¾” D x 2½” H - Notice the dinosaur head in the lower left quadrant.

Americal Elm Natural Edge Bowl

10½” D x 7” H - The tree was taken down in our village area because it was buckling the sidewalk.

Chinese Elm Bowl

8½” D x 3¼” H - Some nice spalting in this wood.

Maple Square-edged Platter

9½” x 11" x 2” H - Bowl is offset so that this sits on the long corners of the platter and the foot of the bowl.

Black Walnut Bowl

10½” D x 4½” H - Going back to person who gave us wood.

Black Walnut Hollow Form

6” D x 7½” H - Pretty wood.

Bradford Pear Bowl

8” D x 3” H - Undercut, moved a little, colorful wood.

Ashe Juniper Vase

8½” D x ” 8H - They make fence posts out of this tree in Texas. I think this is a better use, but then I don't have to string miles and miles of barb wire.

Mahogany Platter

11” D x ” 2H - A simple platter.