Boxes
Maple burl lidded box. 3” dia.
Closed Forms
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American black walnut. 16” dia.
Spalted English walnut 13" dia.
Dyed
Maple burl, dyed blue. 9.5” dia.
"Spalted Silver Maple with Walnut Rim and Base"
14” diameter, gold aniline dye, bright finish.
"Spalted Silver Maple
with Walnut Rim"
12” diameter, yellow aniline dye, bright finish.
Maple dyed magenta. 12” dia.
Spalted butternut dyed gold with walnut inlays in rim. 14” dia.
"Nude in a Red Dress", Femme Fatale Series, Spalted maple dyed red. 14” dia.
Goblets
Ultrathin (translucent) basswood goblet. 12” high
Norway maple burl. 12” dia.
“If Wood Could Sing”, spalted maple. 16” dia.
Box elder from the Chase Lloyd house (Annapolis), bleached. 11” dia.
Spalted maple burl. 12”dia.
English elm burl. 13.5” dia.
Natural Edge
Open Form
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Silver Maple, 6” dia.
Spalted Maple, 7” dia.
Paulownia with red inlayed rings, 12.5” dia.4
Platters
English walnut, offset turned. 16” long3
“Joe Dickey’s Firewood”, English walnut, bleached. 14” long
Sculptural
“Cephei”, Maple with walnut rings. 15” dia.
“Collection Platter” (for church), Weeping willow burl with walnut rim and base, 14” dia.
“Solstice II”, Weeping willow burl with walnut rings. 15” dia.
“AD 2008”, Spalted maple, hollow sphere, with Walnut inlaid rings. 14”dia.
“AD 2009”, Spalted maple, sphere. 16”dia.
Black cherry burl sphere with lidded container inside. 9” dia.
“AD 2017”, Spalted white oak, from the “Wye Oak”, 14.5” dia.
The Wye Oak was the honorary state tree of Maryland, and the largest white oak tree in the United States. Located in the town of Wye Mills, Talbot County, Maryland, the Wye Oak was believed to be over 460 years old and measured 31 feet 10 inches in circumference of the trunk, 96 feet high, with a crown spread of 119 feet.
Spheres
Boxes
Closed Forms
Dyed
Goblets
Open Form
Natural Edge
Platters
Sculptural
Spheres
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