This chunk of Long Leaf Pine was harvested around 1834 and saw life as part of two different timber framed railroad depot canopies in New York State. The second depot was demolished in 1983 to make way for something called “progress”.

The stuff is extremely heavy, incredibly dry and horribly brittle. But it sure smells good

September 2005

Three Legged Monster

Cherry

@ 7” wide by 4” tall

November 2005

Natural Edge Cherry Burl

8” wide x 4” tall

January 2006

Natural Edge Cherry Burl

13” wide x 5½” tall

January 2006

Buckeye Goblet

6” across by 9” tall

Maybe I should call it a tankard!

March 2006

Natural Edge Cherry

8” tall by 13” across

July 2006

Walnut Bowl

15” across by 7” tall

August 2006

Avocado Hollow Form

9” tall by 7” wide

August 2006

Cherry Burl Hollow Form

6” tall by 6” wide

September 2006

Another piece of that old Long Leaf Pine.

This one measures
7” tall and 4½” wide

November 2006

“Chopper One”

Winged Cherry Bowl

3” tall, 8½” wide,
and 23½” long

December 2006

Page last updated December 16, 2006