Ambrosia Maple Bowls

[Dale Bright]

A few weeks ago I posted my first hollow form using my new Monster Rig. Someone asked to see some other pieces from that same ambrosia maple log.

The shiny bowl is 11" in diameter and 3.5" high. It is cored from the larger bowl. The finish ia Antique Oil and buffed. The larger bowl is 14" by 4.5" with a walnut oil finsh.

This wood was actually from a very large limb. You can image how large the tree was if I got a 14" bowl from a limb.

Dale

[Baxter Smith]

Very colorful wood. I like wood with character! Thanks for posting

[John Keeton]

Nice bowls, and some really beautiful wood!! The more I do this, the more I realize it takes the same effort to do a bowl in plain wood as it does quality wood - and the difference is striking.

[Steve Schlumpf]

Dale - great looking bowls! Thanks for sharing!

[Leo Van Der Loo]

Love those bowls, especially the smaller one with all the dark wood and the way you did the rim on it, nice ;-))))

[Bernie Weishapl]

Beautiful wood and bowl. Well done.

[George Morris]

Dale very well done! I love Ambrosia Maple!

[David E Keller]

Beautiful wood. I particularly like the form of the smaller bowl.

[Billy Tallant]

Very nice looking bowls. Really like that grain pattern on the second bowl.

[Roger Bullock]

If those came from a limb, man that must of been one very large tree. Nice bowls, I like the smaller one the best.

[Wayne Bower]

Wow, that is beautiful wood. I like the shape too.