Dimensions: 6.5” x 5.5” tall
About the tree
This 140 year old Sugar Maple was knocked over in a summer thunderstorm in Cumberland, Maine when a neighboring Pine tree fell into it, blocking the home’s driveway. The tree was only a half mile from home, so I drove my farm tractor over, cut and piled the Pine, then limbed the Maple – splitting the branchwood to 4’ lengths and the trunk to 8’ lengths – and loaded it onto my 1-ton dump truck. We used the branches for firewood but I salvaged the trunk for these bowls. Hopefully there are some nice surprises still ahead with this log but you never know until you get it on the lathe.
Care Instructions
All bowls are made from locally sourced Maine wood, often spalted and salvaged. The forms and finishes therefore may have blemishes, cracks, and imperfections. Finishes are food-safe linseed oil and beeswax, and can be maintained with an occasional application of an oil of your choice.
Dimensions: 9” x 4” tall
About the tree
This 140 year old Sugar Maple was knocked over in a summer thunderstorm in Cumberland, Maine when a neighboring Pine tree fell into it, blocking the home’s driveway. The tree was only a half mile from home, so I drove my farm tractor over, cut and piled the Pine, then limbed the Maple – splitting the branchwood to 4’ lengths and the trunk to 8’ lengths – and loaded it onto my 1-ton dump truck. We used the branches for firewood but I salvaged the trunk for these bowls. Hopefully there are some nice surprises still ahead with this log but you never know until you get it on the lathe.
Care instructions
All bowls are made from locally sourced Maine wood, often spalted and salvaged. The forms and finishes therefore may have blemishes, cracks, and imperfections. Finishes are food-safe linseed oil and beeswax, and can be maintained with an occasional application of an oil of your choice.
Dimensions: 11” x 5” tall
About the tree
This 140 year old Sugar Maple was knocked over in a summer thunderstorm in Cumberland, Maine when a neighboring Pine tree fell into it, blocking the home’s driveway. The tree was only a half mile from home, so I drove my farm tractor over, cut and piled the Pine, then limbed the Maple – splitting the branchwood to 4’ lengths and the trunk to 8’ lengths – and loaded it onto my 1-ton dump truck. We used the branches for firewood but I salvaged the trunk for these bowls. Hopefully there are some nice surprises still ahead with this log but you never know until you get it on the lathe.
Care instructions
All bowls are made from locally sourced Maine wood, often spalted and salvaged. The forms and finishes therefore may have blemishes, cracks, and imperfections. Finishes are food-safe linseed oil and beeswax, and can be maintained with an occasional application of an oil of your choice.
Dimensions: 11” x 4.5” tall
About the tree
This 140 year old Sugar Maple was knocked over in a summer thunderstorm in Cumberland, Maine when a neighboring Pine tree fell into it, blocking the home’s driveway. The tree was only a half mile from home, so I drove my farm tractor over, cut and piled the Pine, then limbed the Maple – splitting the branchwood to 4’ lengths and the trunk to 8’ lengths – and loaded it onto my 1-ton dump truck. We used the branches for firewood but I salvaged the trunk for these bowls. Hopefully there are some nice surprises still ahead with this log but you never know until you get it on the lathe.
Care instructions
All bowls are made from locally sourced Maine wood, often spalted and salvaged. The forms and finishes therefore may have blemishes, cracks, and imperfections. Finishes are food-safe linseed oil and beeswax, and can be maintained with an occasional application of an oil of your choice.
Dimensions: 11 × 4.5” tall
About the tree
This 140 year old Sugar Maple was knocked over in a summer thunderstorm in Cumberland, Maine when a neighboring Pine tree fell into it, blocking the home’s driveway. The tree was only a half mile from home, so I drove my farm tractor over, cut and piled the Pine, then limbed the Maple – splitting the branchwood to 4’ lengths and the trunk to 8’ lengths – and loaded it onto my 1-ton dump truck. We used the branches for firewood but I salvaged the trunk for these bowls. Hopefully there are some nice surprises still ahead with this log but you never know until you get it on the lathe.
Care instructions
All bowls are made from locally sourced Maine wood, often spalted and salvaged. The forms and finishes therefore may have blemishes, cracks, and imperfections. Finishes are food-safe linseed oil and beeswax, and can be maintained with an occasional application of an oil of your choice.
Dimensions: 9.5” x 5.5” tall
About the tree
This 140 year old Sugar Maple was knocked over in a summer thunderstorm in Cumberland, Maine when a neighboring Pine tree fell into it, blocking the home’s driveway. The tree was only a half mile from home, so I drove my farm tractor over, cut and piled the Pine, then limbed the Maple – splitting the branchwood to 4’ lengths and the trunk to 8’ lengths – and loaded it onto my 1-ton dump truck. We used the branches for firewood but I salvaged the trunk for these bowls. Hopefully there are some nice surprises still ahead with this log but you never know until you get it on the lathe.
Care instructions
All bowls are made from locally sourced Maine wood, often spalted and salvaged. The forms and finishes therefore may have blemishes, cracks, and imperfections. Finishes are food-safe linseed oil and beeswax, and can be maintained with an occasional application of an oil of your choice.
Dimensions: 11” x 4” tall
About the tree
This 140 year old Sugar Maple was knocked over in a summer thunderstorm in Cumberland, Maine when a neighboring Pine tree fell into it, blocking the home’s driveway. The tree was only a half mile from home, so I drove my farm tractor over, cut and piled the Pine, then limbed the Maple – splitting the branchwood to 4’ lengths and the trunk to 8’ lengths – and loaded it onto my 1-ton dump truck. We used the branches for firewood but I salvaged the trunk for these bowls. Hopefully there are some nice surprises still ahead with this log but you never know until you get it on the lathe.
Care instructions
All bowls are made from locally sourced Maine wood, often spalted and salvaged. The forms and finishes therefore may have blemishes, cracks, and imperfections. Finishes are food-safe linseed oil and beeswax, and can be maintained with an occasional application of an oil of your choice.
Dimensions: 7” x 4” tall
About the tree
This 140 year old Sugar Maple was knocked over in a summer thunderstorm in Cumberland, Maine when a neighboring Pine tree fell into it, blocking the home’s driveway. The tree was only a half mile from home, so I drove my farm tractor over, cut and piled the Pine, then limbed the Maple – splitting the branchwood to 4’ lengths and the trunk to 8’ lengths – and loaded it onto my 1-ton dump truck. We used the branches for firewood but I salvaged the trunk for these bowls. Hopefully there are some nice surprises still ahead with this log but you never know until you get it on the lathe.
Care instructions
All bowls are made from locally sourced Maine wood, often spalted and salvaged. The forms and finishes therefore may have blemishes, cracks, and imperfections. Finishes are food-safe linseed oil and beeswax, and can be maintained with an occasional application of an oil of your choice.
Dimensions: 6.5” x 4.5” tall
About the tree
This 140 year old Sugar Maple was knocked over in a summer thunderstorm in Cumberland, Maine when a neighboring Pine tree fell into it, blocking the home’s driveway. The tree was only a half mile from home, so I drove my farm tractor over, cut and piled the Pine, then limbed the Maple – splitting the branchwood to 4’ lengths and the trunk to 8’ lengths – and loaded it onto my 1-ton dump truck. We used the branches for firewood but I salvaged the trunk for these bowls. Hopefully there are some nice surprises still ahead with this log but you never know until you get it on the lathe.
Care instructions
All bowls are made from locally sourced Maine wood, often spalted and salvaged. The forms and finishes therefore may have blemishes, cracks, and imperfections. Finishes are food-safe linseed oil and beeswax, and can be maintained with an occasional application of an oil of your choice.
Dimensions: 7” x 3" tall (larger), 6” x 3” tall (smaller)
About the tree
This 140 year old Sugar Maple was knocked over in a summer thunderstorm in Cumberland, Maine when a neighboring Pine tree fell into it, blocking the home’s driveway. The tree was only a half mile from home, so I drove my farm tractor over, cut and piled the Pine, then limbed the Maple – splitting the branchwood to 4’ lengths and the trunk to 8’ lengths – and loaded it onto my 1-ton dump truck. We used the branches for firewood but I salvaged the trunk for these bowls. Hopefully there are some nice surprises still ahead with this log but you never know until you get it on the lathe.
Care instructions
All bowls are made from locally sourced Maine wood, often spalted and salvaged. The forms and finishes therefore may have blemishes, cracks, and imperfections. Finishes are food-safe linseed oil and beeswax, and can be maintained with an occasional application of an oil of your choice.
Dimensions: 5.5” x 6” tall
About the tree
This 140 year old Sugar Maple was knocked over in a summer thunderstorm in Cumberland, Maine when a neighboring Pine tree fell into it, blocking the home’s driveway. The tree was only a half mile from home, so I drove my farm tractor over, cut and piled the Pine, then limbed the Maple – splitting the branchwood to 4’ lengths and the trunk to 8’ lengths – and loaded it onto my 1-ton dump truck. We used the branches for firewood but I salvaged the trunk for these bowls. Hopefully there are some nice surprises still ahead with this log but you never know until you get it on the lathe.
Care instructions
All bowls are made from locally sourced Maine wood, often spalted and salvaged. The forms and finishes therefore may have blemishes, cracks, and imperfections. Finishes are food-safe linseed oil and beeswax, and can be maintained with an occasional application of an oil of your choice.
Dimensions: 5.75” x 5.75” tall
About the tree
This 140 year old Sugar Maple was knocked over in a summer thunderstorm in Cumberland, Maine when a neighboring Pine tree fell into it, blocking the home’s driveway. The tree was only a half mile from home, so I drove my farm tractor over, cut and piled the Pine, then limbed the Maple – splitting the branchwood to 4’ lengths and the trunk to 8’ lengths – and loaded it onto my 1-ton dump truck. We used the branches for firewood but I salvaged the trunk for these bowls. Hopefully there are some nice surprises still ahead with this log but you never know until you get it on the lathe.
Care instructions
All bowls are made from locally sourced Maine wood, often spalted and salvaged. The forms and finishes therefore may have blemishes, cracks, and imperfections. Finishes are food-safe linseed oil and beeswax, and can be maintained with an occasional application of an oil of your choice.
Dimensions: 9” x 3.75” tall
About the tree
This 140 year old Sugar Maple was knocked over in a summer thunderstorm in Cumberland, Maine when a neighboring Pine tree fell into it, blocking the home’s driveway. The tree was only a half mile from home, so I drove my farm tractor over, cut and piled the Pine, then limbed the Maple – splitting the branchwood to 4’ lengths and the trunk to 8’ lengths – and loaded it onto my 1-ton dump truck. We used the branches for firewood but I salvaged the trunk for these bowls. Hopefully there are some nice surprises still ahead with this log but you never know until you get it on the lathe.
Care instructions
All bowls are made from locally sourced Maine wood, often spalted and salvaged. The forms and finishes therefore may have blemishes, cracks, and imperfections. Finishes are food-safe linseed oil and beeswax, and can be maintained with an occasional application of an oil of your choice.
Dimensions:
Large: 8.25” × 3.5” tall
Small: 6.75” x 3” tall
About the tree
This 140 year old Sugar Maple was knocked over in a summer thunderstorm in Cumberland, Maine when a neighboring Pine tree fell into it, blocking the home’s driveway. The tree was only a half mile from home, so I drove my farm tractor over, cut and piled the Pine, then limbed the Maple – splitting the branchwood to 4’ lengths and the trunk to 8’ lengths – and loaded it onto my 1-ton dump truck. We used the branches for firewood but I salvaged the trunk for these bowls. Hopefully there are some nice surprises still ahead with this log but you never know until you get it on the lathe.
Care instructions
All bowls are made from locally sourced Maine wood, often spalted and salvaged. The forms and finishes therefore may have blemishes, cracks, and imperfections. Finishes are food-safe linseed oil and beeswax, and can be maintained with an occasional application of an oil of your choice.
Dimensions: 8.5” x 2.5” tall
About the tree
This 140 year old Sugar Maple was knocked over in a summer thunderstorm in Cumberland, Maine when a neighboring Pine tree fell into it, blocking the home’s driveway. The tree was only a half mile from home, so I drove my farm tractor over, cut and piled the Pine, then limbed the Maple – splitting the branchwood to 4’ lengths and the trunk to 8’ lengths – and loaded it onto my 1-ton dump truck. We used the branches for firewood but I salvaged the trunk for these bowls. Hopefully there are some nice surprises still ahead with this log but you never know until you get it on the lathe.
Care instructions
All bowls are made from locally sourced Maine wood, often spalted and salvaged. The forms and finishes therefore may have blemishes, cracks, and imperfections. Finishes are food-safe linseed oil and beeswax, and can be maintained with an occasional application of an oil of your choice.
Dimensions: 9” x 3.5” tall
About the tree
This 140 year old Sugar Maple was knocked over in a summer thunderstorm in Cumberland, Maine when a neighboring Pine tree fell into it, blocking the home’s driveway. The tree was only a half mile from home, so I drove my farm tractor over, cut and piled the Pine, then limbed the Maple – splitting the branchwood to 4’ lengths and the trunk to 8’ lengths – and loaded it onto my 1-ton dump truck. We used the branches for firewood but I salvaged the trunk for these bowls. Hopefully there are some nice surprises still ahead with this log but you never know until you get it on the lathe.
Care instructions
All bowls are made from locally sourced Maine wood, often spalted and salvaged. The forms and finishes therefore may have blemishes, cracks, and imperfections. Finishes are food-safe linseed oil and beeswax, and can be maintained with an occasional application of an oil of your choice.