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Norway Maple Salad Bowl

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George Balock

Norway Maple Salad Bowl

George Balock

I was going through my pics and ran across this piece. It is a 16" wide by about 7" high Norway maple salad bowl. I used a combination of yellow over red milk paint to enhance the outer rim. After applying the yellow paint, I sanded through the yellow to reveal some of the red. It gives the piece a kind of antique look. The overall finish is mineral oil and beeswax. C&C welcome.


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subtle!

GaryG in MD

George, That's very subtle. I had to look twice. I really like the contrast on the outside (alone) and the contrast between the outside and the inside.

Very well done! ...GG

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#3

Very nice.  I like the affect.


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#4

Sweet!


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Jim Barbour

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Jim Barbour

Very nice effect, on a well shaped bowl.

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philip f Duffy

NICE work! Philip

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#7

Nice Bowl Shape


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eEiot Feldman

It's a beauty! The Norway maple that I have turned is really very white and has numerous holes left by the bugs. So I would never have guessed your piece to be Norway maple. I wonder if I am missing something.

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George Balock

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George Balock

Eliot,

I have experienced the same thing with Norway Maple. This was not a buggy tree, so no bug holes.

The tree was near the owner's house and he was concerned about possible damage to his home, so he had it taken down.

There also happened to be a small burl on a limb higher up on the tree.😃

George

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