Bowl poll. Read post 5 first.

[tea lady]

Well, here is my little entry. Osage Orange tiny dish. sanded to 400#, EEEed and shellawaxed.:cool: Made just last week! (After I did all my work! )

[cultana]

Small bowl and plate:
Wood: Melaleuca, (Melaleuca Nesophila?).
Finish: Sanded to #400 then finished with Shellawax Cream
Bowl:
Height 20 mm
Diam 35 mm
Plate:
Hight 4 mm
Diam: 34 mm

TL I need some chopsticks for this, (little ones please) !!:D

[Ed Reiss]

Well, I finally got off my duff and ventured down to the dark, dank basment workshop (wishing to win the lotto so a proper shed can be built in the backyard !!!) to work on my entry.

A simple pot based (kinda, sorta, loosly) on 10th century BC pottery in what is today Israel.

50mm wide x 44.5mm high x ~2mm wall thickness.
The wood is ornamental cherry with several coats of Waterlox.

Note: for those wondering what the coin is...it's a U.S. 25 cent piece

[Frank&Earnest]

Well, it's very unlikely that there will be a separate category for jewelry, so the ring and the earring do not count. :D

If there is going to be a separate category for bowls, this is my entry in it. I call it the 8-winged dragon. Olivewood, Shellawax. The last pic is in the 50x50x50 paper box I made for easy reference.

[RETIRED]

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[Ed Reiss]

Congrats F&E ...ya' dun well :2tsup::2tsup:

[Frank&Earnest]

Thanks Ed... I think the unusual design did it, yours looks better finished than mine. :)