This is one of those bowls that just come around every once in a while. Not overly large in diameter yet it does hold a fair amount as the volume measures at ¾ of a gallon. That is a lot of salad, smashed spuds, veggies and whatever else you decide to use this bowl for. The wood was sealed with food grade walnut oil and then finished with a walnut oil based wax. The bowl received two coats of both. This combination gives the bowl a nice hard long lasting natural finish. The diameter is 10 ¾” with a height of 4” and a depth of 3 ¼”. The bowl weighs 2 ½ pounds. With the wood being pecan, I don’t think anyone could dispute the beauty of the wood. There is a small area on the outside that is a bit rough that would not sand out. But, this also gives the bowl a nice rustic appeal. Also using the sealers and finishes you may still feel the grain of the wood. 15Dec17 BLP174 For more info see:
Friday, December 15, 2017
Spacious Pecan Serving Bowl
This is one of those bowls that just come around every once in a while. Not overly large in diameter yet it does hold a fair amount as the volume measures at ¾ of a gallon. That is a lot of salad, smashed spuds, veggies and whatever else you decide to use this bowl for. The wood was sealed with food grade walnut oil and then finished with a walnut oil based wax. The bowl received two coats of both. This combination gives the bowl a nice hard long lasting natural finish. The diameter is 10 ¾” with a height of 4” and a depth of 3 ¼”. The bowl weighs 2 ½ pounds. With the wood being pecan, I don’t think anyone could dispute the beauty of the wood. There is a small area on the outside that is a bit rough that would not sand out. But, this also gives the bowl a nice rustic appeal. Also using the sealers and finishes you may still feel the grain of the wood. 15Dec17 BLP174 For more info see:
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