I do turn bowls
john lucas
Not a lot but from time to time the wood just want's to be a bowl. The left and right bowls are Ambrosia Maple, the Center right is walnut with bleached and textured top, the left center is a pine knot.

Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
I do turn bowls
john lucas
Not a lot but from time to time the wood just want's to be a bowl. The left and right bowls are Ambrosia Maple, the Center right is walnut with bleached and textured top, the left center is a pine knot.

Now here's the big question John, .....
JamieDonaldson
.......how would you price these items to sell "in your market area?" Of course "location, location, location" is the elephant in the room when trying to price any craft/art items.
Re: Now here's the big question John, .....
Jim Breeden
Nice bowls John - where are the handles ? 
Re: Now here's the big question John, .....
david
In my market area (Honolulu), none would be priced over $100, but not less than $70, with the larger round piece with collar perhaps slightly more than $100. Can't remember when I had an item for sale to the public for less than $100. Gallery owner says a guaranteed sale is a calabash shape less than $200.
Re: Now here's the big question John, .....
John C Lucas
Wish i lived there. Around here i would be very lucky to get $35 for the bowls. So mostly i just give them away to.friends and relatives.