Myrtle Wood

Glass beads, thread, acrylic on birch, steel, myrtle wood Hawaii born contemporary artist A.

Pair of petite Myrtle wood curved table lamps. Curve in body compliments highlights in wood wonderfully.

Location: Dublin City, Ireland. American Oregon-Myrtle wood a fine-grained, relatively heavy wood is easily machined into woodenware, gifts, and novelty items.

Early pair of Burled Myrtle wood cubes designed by Edward Wormley for Dunbar.

A rare and outstanding Mid-Century Modern armoire dresser By Milo Baughman for Directional, "Country Villa" Collection USA, 1960s Gorgeous cherry wood, with burled walnut and myrt...

Dining table is newly refinished and made from solid myrtle wood and bowls out at the sides and tapers at the edges.

Modeline of California was a creative company located in California that specialized in producing Danish style Mid-Century Modern lamps from teak, walnut and Myrtle wood. They are ve...

Absolutely Stunning Lady's or Gentleman's Jewellery Casket of outstanding quality and of generous size, made in Ireland by renowned cabinet makers Mannings of Ireland, using well fig...

The base is comprised of blocks of walnut and myrtle wood and then carved and has lovely aesthetic qualifies with its many facets.

It is titled Assemblage Myrtle avenue on the rear and until recently bore a Bertha Schaefer Gallery NYC label on the back as well.

The dresser features stunning and rich wood grain in cherrywood and walnut and myrtle burl woods.

It is completely made of myrtle wood, with a brass handle. It has been restored.

Pair of vitrines by Henredon scene three collection in burl wood black lacquer. American made pair of black lacquer cased cabinets with mirror backed lighted interiors, along with a ...

Myrtle is a discreet and elegant minimalist contemporary wall sculpture.

A rare and outstanding Mid-Century Modern armoire dresser By Milo Baughman for Directional "Country Villa" collection USA, 1960s cherrywood, with walnut and myrtle burl wood...

The dresser features stunning wood grain in cherrywood and walnut and myrtle burl woods.

Pair of candlesticks of myrtle wood by Oregon craftsman Kenneth Molitor. Interesting, quasi-architectural forms with great patina.

All myrtle wood, inlaid sun burst doors. Two drawers and two doors.

three matched slabs of myrtle wood, Oregon, USA. of particular interest are the burls in the wood, numerous throughout and possessing a 3-d quality, the pattern and figuring is outst...

Fabulous pair of Mid-Century sculptural myrtle wood shaped lamps with substantial brass base and accents, refinished to perfection in a rich high gloss medium walnut with beautiful v...

Always of superior quality, he often favored exotic woods such Koa and Myrtle. As a footnote, he was a member a consortium of small California designers/manufacturers who group marke...

This elegantly designed table is by an unknown designer, but looks similar to some of the Milo Baughman designs of the period. The scale is perfect for placing behind a sofa, or alon...

Petite dressers with silver plated handles. Modernized Oriental stylings, priced as pair.

An elegant mid-20th century Italian two toned burled myrtle wood neoclassical style commode having three drawers, the smaller top drawer concealed within the frieze above two larger ...

This is a beautiful rich oil painting or Penobscot Bay by Myrtle Zimmerman with original frame. 36" x 34" with frame 28"x 24" painting

Whatever you decide, don't let these get away! They are burled myrtle wood and brass on one side, and polished brass surfaces on the reverse.

The artist works in several distinct styles. This is a fine example of his photographic yet painterly, architectural style. This work is part of an ongoing series of paintings of de...

Although the designer is unknown, they are similar in form and materials to the Paul Evans designs of the day. The woods are burled myrtle, in a pleasing satin lacquered finish.

Myrtle wood construction with brass accents. Cool pull down on/ off mechanism.

Once burl wood, whether walnut, myrtle, elm or any variety of tree that burls appear upon, has been used to cover a surface the pattern will never be repeated.