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"The Last Bowl" Every bowl has a story. This was started 5yrs ago by Roy Sanders. It was attached to a face plate and round. He than got very sick and passed away. I helped his wife sell some of his old tools and completed this turning for her. Birdseye Maple |
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Brad ford Pear | |
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Bradford Pear Sphere | |
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Pecan Bowls 10 inches across |
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Silver Maple Bowl Bois D'arc Spheres |
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Silver Leaf Maple 9 inches across (For Sale) |
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Mesquite Bowl 10.5 inches Given to Youth Auction |
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Bradford Pear 4 inches |
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Pecan (Wife snagged it.) |
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Bradford Pear Before and After 3 Bowls from the same tree. |
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Willow Given as Wedding Present |
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Sold Cedar Elm |
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For sale! This bowl is crafted from black locust. |
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For sale! Osage Orange (Bois D'Arc) |
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Mahogany Sold for $60 |
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The piece of wood in the background was donated to
the Youth Auction held at Peace Lutheran Church.
It was sold with intent of teaching the buyer about using a lathe, or
allowing the buyer to watch their bowl being made.
Cedar Elm, sold for $110 at Auction (Finish Bowl is at right.) |
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This vessel was donated to the Youth Auction at
Peace Lutheran Church Cedar Elm, sold for $80 |
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Cedar Elm Sold for $45 |
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Cedar Elm Bowls (Oct 2006) |
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Sold for $41. |
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Mesquite and oak box. (That is what a container with a lid is called in wood turning lingo.) | |
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These are both crafted from mahogany. |
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| Mahogany bowl. Given as Christmas gift, 2006. Wood came from a tree in Florida, that my Step-Dad cut down, and sat on my porch for 3 years. | ||
Contact:
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Contact: Matt Rabe 817-313-4685
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