Melvin Lindquist Walnut Root Burl Turned Vase, Signed and Dated 1986
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Melvin Lindquist began turning in the 1930s as a vertical turret lathe operator for the General Electric Company. In his shop at home, he began an exploration of the vase form through woodturning which has continued for over fifty years. He was one of the main founding members of the American Wood Turners Association of American Crafts. Melvin's work is included in major national and international private collections, museums and corporations.
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- CreatorMelvin Lindquist (Artist)
- Production timeAvailable Now
- Place of origin
- Date of manufacture1986
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- Materials and techniques
- ConditionExcellent.
- Dimensions
H 6.5 in. x Dm 10.5 in.
H 16.51 cm x Dm 26.67 cm
- Diameter10.5 in. (26.67 cm)
- Seller locationNew York, NY
- Reference numberLU80486154713
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