sexy cherry!

[jason@woodturning.expert]

12"D platter - from a tree I harvested myself.

[bodrighywood]

This one I like Jason. Lovely wood well used.

Pete

[GBF]

Very nice Jason I have some Cherry very much like this and it goes a lovely orange colour after a time.

Regards George

[GREEN MAN]

A great looking bowl Jason

In my humble opinion, the best you have put up on this site, so far.

All the better for you I would imagine as it was from a tree you harvested, rather than a bought in blank.  The quality of the timber and your turning skills really show in this piece.

Thanks for showing

Kind regards

David

[Bryan Milham]

I think this ticks every box I have (except one), it is well turned, has marvelous grain, holes, bark and a glow about it, the one box missing, colour, but this one does not need it.

Jason, I really like this.

[Derek]

Very nice indeed. I like cherry especially as it gets older and darkens a little which if this does will enhance it even more

[edbanger]

Nice Jason love things with holes in

Ed

[woodndesign]

One very nice piece of Cherry. Jason

We all, often read figures into grain patterns, here is no exception and the title adds the question ... there's a very loose impression of a female form, much after Toulouse Lautrec to the left, would go unnoticed if platter had been places differently.

Cheers  David

[bodrighywood]

One very nice piece of Cherry. Jason

We all, often read figures into grain patterns, here is no exception and the title adds the question ... there's a very loose impression of a female form, much after Toulouse Lautrec to the left, would go unnoticed if platter had been places differently.

Cheers  David

Hadn't seen that David but you're right.
Pete

[woodndesign]

One very nice piece of Cherry. Jason

We all, often read figures into grain patterns, here is no exception and the title adds the question ... there's a very loose impression of a female form, much after Toulouse Lautrec to the left, would go unnoticed if platter had been places differently.

Cheers  David

Hadn't seen that David but you're right.
Pete

Cheers Pete, I'd thought it had just been a long day, late and possibly seeing things..  ..

David

[georg]

   Lovely piece of cherry Jason..... a well chosen shape to show off the nice flaring.
   Tony di

[steve w]

One very nice piece of Cherry. Jason

We all, often read figures into grain patterns, here is no exception and the title adds the question ... there's a very loose impression of a female form, much after Toulouse Lautrec to the left, would go unnoticed if platter had been places differently.

Cheers  David

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I see a naked lady on the rh side looks like she has jumped a hurdle,

-- lovely bit of turning and must make it all the better knowing you soursed the timber yourself.

[jason@woodturning.expert]

Tx for the comments