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A medium size fruit bowl

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£120.00

Only 1 available

£15.00 UK delivery. Dispatched within 7 days.

Loved by 8 people

alnfurniture
alnfurniturePLUS
13 items for sale
Edinburgh, Midlothian

By Anna Nichols

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About this item

Materials
Hardwood, Spalted beech
Made in
Edinburgh, Midlothian
Description

A Spalted Beech bowl hand turned. Can be used as a decorative bowl or a fruit bowl Size: 225mm diameter x 87mm high Finish: Osmo polyx oil

Shipping & delivery

This item will be posted to you by alnfurniture within 7 days of receiving payment.

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Useful Information

Materials

  • Hardwood
  • Spalted beech

Colours

Brown
Light creams

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I was gifted a cherry tree by a customer 7 years ago. I’m gradually turning the tree into wooden gifts. I’m letting the cherry naturally dry out and using as much of the tree as possible minimising any waste. Leaving any natural splits and edge in the final piece. Cherry is known for splitting easily as it dries. My designs are inspired by curves from pottery