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    One more Honey Locust plate

    This one you could call a shallow bowl or a plate, this is honey locust and I tried to get the grain as symmetrical as I could. It measures 11" by 1-1/2" by 1/4", again finished with antique oil and buffed.

    Frank
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    very nice job on the grain and shape. if i dint know better it almost looks like a laminate because of how semetrical it is
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    Nice work Frank! Very impressive grain and color!
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    Nice grain balance. Beautiful piece.

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    I really like that, looks almost like a drawing or painting, great shapes from the grain.

    Dan
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    That is one nice looking plate. The wood grain really jumps out at you.
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    All I can say is WOW, spectacular grain and wonderful job of showing it off. I really feel bad that all I have around here is poplar,birch,pine and black ash.
    Wayne

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    Under any other circumstance, I would probably not like this form, but the GRAIN has kept me looking for a while now... The grain combined with the form WORKS!
    Nice job!!
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