A few of my large and small turnings

The willow burl and ash bowl that where picked as #1 and #3, by the wood show visitors, the figured maple also ran, and the miniatures just for show to many's delight, + some more.

Black willow burl, 24"x8" The inside bowl's edge defines the bowl within the burl There's very pleasing grain and coloration in this burl, and a silky feeling. Bottom, the grain and color flow all over this burl Another angle Side view, do you see a turtle? A profile look of the burl and again, showing the variation in the wood This one is a very figured white ash bowl and placed 3rd 9.5"x3" and placed third in the wood show My typical way of finishing the foot of a turning This curly and figured maple is an also ran in the show Profile of the maple turning And bottom look, lots of figure These little turnings where much appreciated by the visitors........ ... there where some offers to buy, which I declined.... .... but sold a few that I turned while demonstrating at the show. Small oak with padauk inlay, box about 3"x2" But vase from small black willow branch burl Yew and japanese holly turnings Common buckthorn burl surprisingly beautiful wood Bottom look of the bowl Norway maple shallow bowl A look at the bottom and some of the reaction wood White ash bowl, approx. 9"x3.5" Bottom foot and grain Rock maple burl 8.5"x3.5" Lots of tight swirling and twisting grain Honey locust base, quarts and a copper top, that I spun on my lathe another look from a different angle close up of dish and column Some turnings on Ruth Niles SS bottle stopper bases Some more bottle stoppers with Ruths SS bases Little bird houses for christmas decorating and some more