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By rosbrugh, member Aug 10, 2009

From a North Carolina Live Oak crotch burl trimmed with segmented rings of brazilian cherry and white oak. Stands 14 inches tall and 13 inches in diameter.

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Comments

viper501 | Aug 10, 2009 02:30am | #1
Looking good!
beachturner | Aug 11, 2009 01:10am | #2
Beautiful project, well done!
jtmdkm | Aug 11, 2009 10:07pm | #3
outstanding excellent work
BWIW | Aug 12, 2009 02:25pm | #4
Beautiful work; shape and finish outstanding!
BWIW | Aug 12, 2009 02:25pm | #5
Beautiful work; outstanding shape and finish.
neo1 | Aug 12, 2009 06:43pm | #6
Incredible work, simple, yet intricate.
kota127 | Aug 12, 2009 08:37pm | #7
Great looking vase and excellent color pattern.
tourism | Aug 13, 2009 02:18pm | #8
Totally Cool!!!!
susieburch | Aug 14, 2009 02:28pm | #9
Beautiful piece.....would love to have it in my home!!!!
MelPost | Aug 15, 2009 04:37pm | #10
This Is Bob Post's daughter, His friend Byron is making me comment on his beautiful piece. :)
JeffKing | Aug 15, 2009 09:52pm | #11
Beautiful choice of wood and shape of vessel. Very complicated from a technical standpoint.
MikeMacD | Aug 16, 2009 03:30pm | #12
Beautiful vessel. Great wood grain and very nice inlay work.
BreckAnderson | Aug 17, 2009 08:04pm | #13
Great Woodworking!
MelBen | Aug 25, 2009 03:10am | #14
This is so beautiful and unique! I love the pattern of the wood and the very creative, distinctive inlay pattern.

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