3 boxes

[George Watkins]

hello folks

I've been making allot of vessels lately that need to dry before I can carve or router them, so while I wait I thought I would make a batch of boxes.
Here are the first 3

bubinga 3 3/4" tall



ash 5 1/4" tall



sycamore with African blackwood 7 1/2" tall



group pic

 

[Jim]

They are all very nice George, with lovely shapes but the Sycamore and Blackwood really does it for me ..

 

[Baldy]

All really good looking boxes. Something to aspire to

 

[Terry]

Stunning work George !!!

 

[bluntchisel]

Beautifully immaculate as always, George - well done!!!

Bob.

 

[turnaround360]

Yes they look great.

 

[Treeesa]

Very imaginative George thank you for showing. They all have an excellent balance to them

 

[Kardav]

A lovely trio there George, stunning mate.

 

[donwatson]

A very nice trio of boxes.

 

[Neil]

They are all very nice George, with lovely shapes but the Sycamore and Blackwood really does it for me ..

Snap. .

 

[chas_41_uk]

They are all very nice George, with lovely shapes but the Sycamore and Blackwood really does it for me ..

Ditto

 

[bassethound]

Love those boxes George, lovely work mate!

 

[GeordieB]

3 Great boxes George I really like the burbinga

 

[Matt]

Gorgeous box's, love the third one

 

[Twister]

nice looking boxes

another thing i need to get a round tuit

Steve

 

[Penpal]

George morning treat mate with your three boxes they are delicate in appearance simply elegant in presentation mate you do have the touch necessary.Remind me of Russian Dolls somehow when together they invoke a collection simplicity the follow through in the grain coupling each one becoming special. With each of them sitting comfortably in the frame plenty of room surrounding the use of the art gradual background holding each one separate then group contentment.

Thanks George. Exciting day ahead.

Peter.

 

[wm460]

They are very nice George.

 

[George Watkins]

thank you for all of your kind comments

 

[brody2123]

A lovely trio George. Fantastic forms. The Sycamore and Blackwood one for me though. I love the contrast

 

[George Watkins]

thank you