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    Take 2!

    Well it is finished. I used some of the suggestions that were made here and came up with the following. Red mallee burl with an African blackwood pedestal. My first functional pedestal. 5" x 10" AO finish but I have not buffed it yet.





    Toney

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    Toney - in a word - Sweet! Beautiful color combination! Love the overall form - especially the pedestal! You have a winner with this one!

    Forgot to mention that I really like the photos also! Very nice work!
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    Toney...You nailed it in every way that you could! Gorgeous!
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    NICE! The pedestal has great proportions (in my opinion). It creates a nice goblet effect and appears much more integral than some pedestals.

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    Toney,
    This is, I believe, is your best to date. Form, Color, and Finish are excellent. I really like the way the pedestal really works with the Hollow Form. Simply wonderful.
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    Beautiful! It flows very nicely.

    Dave

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    Toney absolutely beautiful. Form, finish, and wood are great.
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    Holy mackeral that's nice!! i really like the flow of the stem into the bowl and the combination of woods....and the great photos too!! It begs for a scoop of gourmet ice cream....just kidding

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    Normally I don't like thick pedestals but I think this really works well. Great job on everything.

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    Wow...................Again....WOW!! That is just amazing work!!
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    WOW! I really like it, never thought of doing a pedestal like that.
    Rex

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    And that would be a winner! Very nice Toney!

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    Definitely a great piece of work. The pedestal is great, and it feels more natural to me than some of the other pencil-thin pedestals I've seen. The color in that burl and the NE is amazing. Beautiful!

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    I had to search for take one. For all who wish to do the comparison, here it is: A sure improvement!
    Dewey

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    My gosh, that's pretty Toney!

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