Handcrafted Home Decor

This is a fairly large bowl made with a section of a mulberry tree damaged by an ice storm at our property. The handle was formed from partially broken branch. A piece of wedge shaped walnut has been inserted in where shrinkage occurred. The ladle with slightly a lighter color came from another broken branch.

I discovered this beautiful piece of rough sawn hickory on a burn pile at a nearby sawmill. All the voids and cracks have been filled with epoxy, sanded smooth and several coats of polyurethane applied. The leg is designed with various steel pipes and flanges, copper coated and patinaed. Ask for closeup pictures/video if interested.

Although I refer to these as "mantle clocks", they can be displayed anywhere. The upper portion can swing to the right or left to create a unique characteristic. The high quality clock insert had a solid brass ring and a push button releases the clock from the cavity in order to change the battery (1AA)

These holders are made with authentic retired wine staves coated with several coats of polyurethane.