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Boxes Hardwoods are sawn into a lid blank and a box blank from a single piece of wood. The lid and box are created by turning each piece on the lathe. A tiny hole is drilled in the lid for each open area of the design. A thin scroll saw blade is passed through each hole to cut and create the design. A signature of these boxes is the smooth and lustrous finish accomplished by sanding, oiling, buffing and waxing. |
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Ornaments
Hardwoods are sawn into thin planks, planed smooth, and cut to length. A tiny hole is drilled for each open area of the design. A thin scroll saw blade is passed through each hole to cut and create the design. A signature of these delicate ornaments is the smooth and lustrous finish accomplished by sanding, oiling, buffing and waxing. |
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Nantucket style baskets Cane with figured hardwood bases, and rims of ash, cherry, maple, or oak. |
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Shaker inspired baskets Pounded ash with handles and rims of ash, cherry, maple, or oak. |
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Sculpture Woods are carved and colored to reflect a theme we have chosen. This double sided piece is titled “Sea of Life” |
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George & Roseann Saridakis Decoratively Sculpted Wood |
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Vases Ikebana inspired vases are created by laminating various hardwoods, turning them on a lathe, and then drilling a hole for a metal pin cup which holds water and a flower. Vases are sanded, finished with varnish oil, and then buffed and waxed. |


