Ewer. Timber is Jacaranda, Wall thickness is about 5mm. Carved for interest. Has a repaired spout. Jacaranda.Vase. Turned from timber rescued from the wood heap. Features Egyptian style with pained top and scoured center added as a feature. CamphorSimple bud vase. Sheoak.Vase. Has Dolphin carved features. Wall thickness 4mm to 5mm. Internal polishing to match external polishing. Turned from wet green timber. Sheoak.Vase with carved features. Jarrah and Carob.Vase with carved leaf features. Wall thickness ranges from 3mm to 4mm. Very fragile. Jarrah.Vase with Dolphin features carved through the wall. Silky Oak.Vase. Turned from wood destined for the fire. Painted with faults treated with gold highlights. Camphor and Sheoak.Lidded Vase. Carob.Vase. Features natural bark incursion. Peppermint.Vase. Scalloped features. Jacaranda and Jarrah.Vase. AFL carved features. Wall thickness about 5mm. Polish internally to match external. Jarrah and Jacaranda.Vase. Carved AFL features with Aussie rules football. Jarrah.Vase with Dolphin carved features. Wall thickness about 4mm with internal polishing to match external polishing. Jarrah.Sculpture. All turned. Jarrah, Carob and Jacaranda.Simple vase. Sheoak.Matching vases. Second prize masters competition. Jarrah and CarobThis Jug, or Ewer for those who are more sophisticated, has been turned from Golden Cyprus with brass and copper highlights. The base is Walnut. Wall thickness about 6mm. The handle, which is Jarrah, was cut roughly on the bandsaw and finished with drum sanders and anything else I could get my hands on. It is about 260mm high and was turned when the timber was green which is my preferred option.Ewer. Carob with a Jacaranda Handle
Ewer. This is turned from Sheoak that has been through a forest fire which changes the color from light orange to a dark chocolate. Handle is Jarrah. It measures 190mm by 115mm. Wall thickness about 5mm