Black walnut dish and bowl

[Sevilla]

Hello again, this is a black walnut dish 11 1/2 x 2 inch. Finished with linseed oil and wax.
The second is a lidded bowl made from black walnut, teak (reclaimed by an architect from a demolished 17 century Thai building) with a purple heat knob. 8x6 inch.
Following the discussion in a previous thread of mine, I like to point that in this case, without a stand, the lower profile of the dish is practically hidden on the contrary the bowl, given its dimensions, shows better its profile.
What is your thought on this. C and C always appreciated.
Thanks.

[Mark Sanger]

Very nice. Thank you for sharing.

[John D Smith]

Hi Sevilla,
              Lovely pieces in Black Walnut I like the shapes and the finish very much indeed.

                                                            Regards John

[Ollie]

Very nice. I particularly like the lidded one.

[Bryan Milham]

Sevilla,

I like the lidded vessel although I think there are still a couple of tool marks on it, or is that just a trick of the light.

The platter interests me, the rim looks to have afterwork, are there small flats or some other sanding work done to it?

[Sevilla]

Thanks everybody.
Dr4 : yes, on the left middle section I see two burnishing marks. Not too visible in the real piece. It demonstrates that the bowl is hand turned!
The dish has a twenty four faceted rim. I like faceted rims, I think they add samething.

[Graham]

Both are lovely shapes though I haven't seen the lidded shape before.

[Walnut Les]

Well done Sevilla, I like the look of them. Les