Gallery 2

All items shown in this gallery may be purchased. For information on these, or similar pieces, my E-mail address is grusserry@aol.com
The "Thunderbird" Bowl

These bowls are an assembly of many smaller pieces of wood into a pattern that is influenced by  Southwestern Native American art forms. Although thay can be used as a decorative piece of art, they are very serviceable for salad and other table service. They are assembled with a  water-resistant glue, and with proper care, they will give many years of service .

The "Zig-Zag Bowl"

Of similar construction and Southwestern influence,  this bowl is a smaller  11" diameter. For the lack of an innovative name, we call these the "Zig-Zag" bowls.


The "Segmented Bowl"

This bowl was designed to display the grain patterns in the wood that is featured in the decorative band. In this case, the wood is Black Ash. These bowls are available with a variety of different wood species and grain features in the decorative band.


The "Wooden Bowl"

A tossed salad does taste better when it is served from a wooden bowl.

These solid wood bowls, made  from all varieties and species of wood, plain and fancy, are available in a variety of sizes.  I try to keep an inventory of about 20 bowls that are finished and ready to sell, and another 40 that that can be finished in  4-6 weeks.   Their prices will vary with their size and the wood that is used.

Their price will vary with their size and the wood that was used.  If you are interested, please contact me at grusserry@aol.com
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Pocket and Pendant Watches

These watches are made from every species of Domestic Hardwood that I can find. All wood is selected for its grain figure. The watch is a battery powered quartz movement, with a 2-year battery life.

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. Please contact me for more  information at: grusserry@aol.com
"Oil Lamps"
No Longer Available


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Turned oil lamps have always been a popular item, but I am no longer making them. There is always the risk of fire  and the resulting liability is something that I don't want to assume.
This page was last updated: December 8, 2006