This quartersawn white oak wooden bowl was made from a tree that fell in a storm 40 years ago. I got the tree sawed into planks and have stored them in my shop since then. I only have a few pieces left. Most of the tree is was used to build a staircase and kitchen in my house. There was a musket ball lodged in the tree that was cut in half during the process of making the planks from the logs. The logs were so big in diameter that I had to rip them in half lengthways with a chainsaw so the sawmill could cut them. This small oak bowl would make a very welcome housewarming gift. The five year anniversary gift is wood, hint, hint. This oak wooden bowl is perfect for Mothers Day and when Momma's happy... Food safe, natural, oil finish. 8 1/2" x 1 3/4"
Hand wash with mild soap and warm water. Polish dry immediately after washing to prevent water absorption. Occasionally treat with food-safe oil to maintain wood. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight. Do not use in microwave or dishwasher. Not suitable for holding liquids.
$79.00
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