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  1. #1
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    Walnut lidded jar

    This is a walnut lidded jar. It's got quite a bit of Mike Mahoney influence in the form as I love the lidded canisters he makes. It's from a black walnut limb with a little curly figure and some sapwood, pith down the middle. The ring is cut about 3/16" deep and the inlay is small oak sticks glued in endgrain with coffee as a filler between them. The knob on the limb is also oak (the local scrub oak). It's about 8" tall to the top of the knob, 4 3/4 diameter at the belly. Sides are plenty chunky to allow for the inlay but it will still hold a day or so worth of peanut M&Ms.
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    Curt, good looking jar. Did you remove the bark off the sticks, or is it still on? I getting ready to do one like that with turned Agarita sticks....... Jerry (in Tucson)

  3. Curt, that's really a good looking jar, I love your embellishment with the oak sticks and how the sapwood shadows up into the jar. Everything is 1st class.

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    very nice, great form

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    Can't be anything wrong with a form that will hold a days worth of M&M's. Like the design.

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    Now that's really something to look at. I think you hit a home run with this,the shape the lid and the detail around the top portion just makes a beautiful piece.Really nice work Curt.
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