Shallow lignum vitae bowl. This was extremely difficult to make, the wood fought back as I was shaping it and it flew across the workshop a few times. (£20)
A small lignum vitae pedestal bowl, made from the remaining half of a lawn bowl.
Sold before I managed to put it on here.
Lignum vitae bowl mostly keeping the original shape of the lawn bowl used to make it (£30)
Lignum vitae bowl. Incredibly dense and hard wood, made from a very old lawn bowl. Really high gloss finish.
Lignum vitae bowl #2. Made from a very old lawn bowl. Some age-related cracks in the wood but I think they add to the character. (£30)
English walnut bowl with live edges. (£20)
Lignum vitae bowl #3. I decided to preserve the overall shape of the lawn bowl it was made from. (£30)
Horse chestnut burl and resin bowl. My first hybrid bowl, the blue resin compliments the wood well. (£30)
English walnut bowl. Beautiful grain pattern in the walnut.
Sapele bowl made by request, lovely wave-like grain.
English walnut rimmed bowl. Great contrast between the dark heartwood and paler sapwood.
Mixed hardwood offcuts bowl. This was an experiment to use up offcuts from pen making.
Oak burl bowl. A small piece of oak burl, I tried to keep some of the live edge to add character.
Oak burl bowl. The second of two small bowls with a live edge.
Lidded oak pedestal bowl. Made from an offcut of an oak worktop.
Weightlifters segmented pine chalk bowl on a pine pedestal.
Pair of little ash bowls. simple conical bowls showing some lovely grain. Finished with Danish oil.
Spalted birch bowl showing some nice colour variations.
English walnut pedestal bowl. Simple but elegant bowl, ideal for sweet treats.
Spalted birch bowl showing marked colour changes from the spalting process.
Large burr oak bowl. Dramatic demonstration of the layers in a burr (or burl) showing holes, pippy patterns, and a live edge.
Pair of English walnut pedestal bowls, would grace any table, but dramatically displayed here on a river table.
Segmented pine bowl. This started as an experiment to try to use up some pine planks but it worked out pretty well. (£18)
Spalted birch bowl. A wide, shallow bowl showing beautiful colouring.
Small sapele bowl with a pleasing grain pattern.
Spalted birch bowl. More spalted colour changes here. As well as colour changes, the density varies which can make working difficult.
Sapele bowl again showing the lovely wave-like pattern in the grain. (£30)
Sapele bowl
Two spalted birch and two cherry bowls. Quite marked colour changes in the birch. These were some of my earliest bowls.
Square oak keys bowl. First square bowl, with rounded corners.
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