Or maybe it’s a shallow bowl. Either way, it won’t hold soup.
Cherry burl with large bark inclusions wenge pewa) and some bug tracks. Quite a mess. This was the outer core from around the bowl I posted earlier.
About 12″ diameter, 2-1/4″ tall.
Cherry, about 10″ diameter. Spun the rim with enamel paints.
I acquired a very nice piece of Maple. I was happy that the platter I turned was able to show off this beautiful wood.
There is some beautiful quilting figure, a lighter band on one edge – I think this is from the sapwood, but it is really hard to tell. This tree must have been huge, as there is hardly any curvature to the growth rings at all.
The platter measures about 12″ x 2″.
Here are several platters made from Ambrosia Maple and decorated with Lichenberg patterns around the rim.
Ambrosia Maple is not a species, but rather a regular Maple that has been infested with an Ambrosia Beetle. The beetle stains the wood and leaves little holes where it bored thru the wood.
12″ x 1.5″- $80 – Sold
10″ x 1.5″ – $60 – Sold
10″ x 1″ – $60 – Sold
9.97″ x 1″ – $45 – Sold
9.25″ x 1″ – $60 – Sold
Maple with a bit of “ambrosia” (bug staining). Lichtenberg fractal patterns make this a Tesla Platter.
The platter is 12″ diameter.
$80 Sold
