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Thread: maple hollow form with pedestal and finial

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    maple hollow form with pedestal and finial

    This piece is 9 1/2 tall and the hollow form is 3 1/2 wide. The pedestal and finial is Padauk , maybe an unusual species of wood but I liked the way it looked. The finish is buffed seal coat. Thanks for looking.


    865 miles southeast of Steve Schlumpf.

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    Wow. That is very impressive. I trully like the colors and the shape of it, the way you've blended the foot into the hollw form. In a nut shell I like the whole thing.
    Congratulations and thank you for the inspiration.
    Alex

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    Very nice

    It does all flow together.

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    Very nice,and very pleasing to look at. I would buy one.thanks.
    keith

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    Very impressive. I find the form very appealling.

    Great job
    Determined to master the skew.....patience is a virtue

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    Now that's one to make a feller sit up and take notice. Very nice Mike.
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    and only 958 miles SE of Steve Schlumpf

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    beautiful piece Mike. I love the color contrast you used. It really sets the piece off and makes you say "WOW". Love the form and how all the curves are "fluid". Excellent job.

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    That is a beautiful piece Mike. I really like the color combo. It really does flow nice. Well done.
    Bernie

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    Very pleasing to the eye, great balance, beautiful woods, nice work. Love it!

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    Just beautiful Mike!
    Mike

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    Right on Mike.All of the above!!!I'm doing a Padauk/maple vase segmented now and I really like that "orange" against the " white". Nice work.
    John 3:16

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    That's a beauty Mike! Those two woods look great together. Nice work on the finials too.

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    A classy piece! Nicely done.
    - Arlan

    We shape clay to birth a vessel,
    yet it is the hollow within that makes it useful. - Tao te Ching

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    WOW! Love the contrasting colors! Great form - especially the blending of the two forms and the slim taper of the pedestal! I like the way you matched the height of the finial with the length of the pedestal - makes it more balanced. Only thing I would liked even more with the finial would be a curve on the base that blended with the curve on the top of the hollow form.

    I like this one - already saved it to my favorites! Very nice work!
    Steve

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    Perfection Mike! Love everything about it but most especially the form!...Bill...

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