Maple Bowls and Baskets

The Kafi 3 (Icelandic for submerged) hors d'oeuvre board has an elongated proportion that adds a dynamic appearance to any setting large or small. Recessed bowls provide a perfect sh...

Two Hand-Turned Wood Bowls, One Redwood: Signed, One Segmented Redwood: signed Jerry Kermak 7.5"Dx6"H Segmented: Composed of over 100 pieces, Ash, Birch, Maple, and Walnut, 9"Dx5"H

19th Century Nest of Three Nantucket Lightship Baskets, circa 1880, a graduated set of three round, open baskets having cane weave on rattan staves, a carved swing handle with an elongated ovoid lozenge end connected to tin ears that extend down inside the weave for about a quarter length of a stave, and hardwood bottom plate, likely maple, that is slightly convex and scribed with three concentric rings, The baskets are not signed but are clearly all made by the same hand. The style of the handle with a lozenge end is very similar to that carved by Charles Ray, Capt. Thomas James, William Appleton and circle aboard the South Shoals Lightship, and continued in a more exaggerated manner ashore by A.D. Williams, Ferdinand Sylvaro and especially Mitchy Ray. The handle here has a more slender and elegant profile more akin to the work of Capt. James, suggesting that this nest was likely made by a sailor serving aboard the lightship during James' tenure. All three baskets remain in very good, strong condition, and enjoy a deep patina nicely darkened with age. Unlike most nests which really seem to be more of an assemblage gathered together after the fact, these three baskets nest together nicely with a uniform gradation in size, a feature exemplified by the perfect graduated profile of their handles. This nest was in the personal collection of noted Nantucket folk art...

USA, c. 1995. Bob Womack Large Maple Burl Bowl W 17 ½ × D 14 ⅛ × H 6 in.

Large antique folk art country farmhouse dough mixing or centerpiece fruit bowl. Made of turned maple wood featuring round form with banded lip. Dimensions: 17.5” x 16.5” x 5” (W...

This vintage burl bowl is a unique addition to any collection or kitchen. Hand-turned by Maurice Gamblin in New Brunswick, Canada. It showcases a beautiful natural pattern that mak...

This stylish artisan Vide-Poche was made just for you from solid Sapele wood and clear maple. This piece was designed and created with extreme valleys and peaks to capture morning, a...

Nicely turned burl wood bowl. Turning and sculpting done in a way to highlite the natural inclusions of the burl and bring out the beauty of the organic form.

Large designer bowl in organic style. Handcrafted from solid wood by the German designer Eckehard Weimann. As with his organic designer furniture, fold...

American, late 18th century/early 19th century wooden mortar and pestle. The urn shaped mortar with rich patina has a wonderful ...

Unique signed bowl by Jörg Pietschmann Vessel sculpture· Norway maple Measures: H 143 x W 47 x D 46 cm Carved from a strongly curved main branch of an old maple tree. Polished oil fi...

large designer bowl in organic style. Handcrafted from solid wood by the German designer Eckehard Weimann. As with his organic designer furniture, folds...

Nicely turned maple wood charger. Concentric ring design in the manner of Russel Wright.

The Kafi 1 (Icelandic for submerged) hors d'oeuvre board has an elongated proportion that adds a dynamic appearance to any setting large or small. Recessed bowls provide a perfect sh...

An uncommon Russel Wright design executed by Klise Woodworking, circa 1935 from carved maple.

Larger than images may reveal, this 1997 Spalted sugar Maple pot is indicative of Ellsworth's post-1990 shift to focus on pure forms with a direct design approach. His stratum series...

An artisanal basket handmade in the 1950's from maple wood and brass.

A well scaled bowl carved from a single piece of burled maple.

The layering of bloodwood, maple and walnut before turning give this bowl a basket feel signed W.M. Hunt.