#952 Honduras Rosewood on the sides and face with Indonesian Macassar Ebony on the top and bottom. There is also a black inlay of African Gaboon Ebony on the face making this clock stunning and elegant.

Priced at $346

  
   

#930  New Bamboo serving trays with distinctive exotic wood ends some with inlays.  Serving trays are two sided and finished with a food safe mineral oil.  Cheese planers are stainless steel with exotic wood handles finished with a hot wax to provide luster for years to come. 

Serving trays start at $45 for plain and $55 for inlays.  Planers are $20.  Shipping and handling are extra.  Call for availability.

 
   

 

#960  Bamboo on the sides and face with Shedua from Africa on the top and bottom.  The inlay is bamboo as well. 

Priced at $335

 

  

   

 

#946

CocoBolo from Honduras on the sides and face with an inlay of Gaboon Ebony from Africa complimented with English Brown Oak on the top and bottom.  Simply beautiful.

Priced at $346

  
   

 

Bamboo and Bocote serving tray and matching cheese planer make a great gift that should give years of service

Priced together at $65

Check for availability, shipping and handling extra. 

 

   

 

#954  Australian Lacewood on sides and face with Indonesian Macassar Ebony top and bottom.  In addition there is an African Gaboon Ebony inlay on the face making this clock not only elegant, but striking.   

Priced at $356

  
   

  New trivets and bottle stoppers are now available in a multitude of exotic woods.  Also wooden bowels and candle holders made from exotic woods some with inlays and acrylics.  Bottles stoppers have been a huge hit, each is one of a kind and finished with cork or silicon ends in attractive display cases. Trivets are 8x8 inches and are oil finished.

Cork stoppers are $15 and silicon stoppers in display cases are $19.  Trivets are $39.50.

 
   

 

#933   African Wenge on the top and bottom in contrast with two types of African Zebrawood are captured in this unique clock.

Priced at $230

               

 
   

This is a typical back of my mantel clock with a brass nameplate and signature.

 

   Priceless

 
   

#127  Honduras Coco Bolo complimenting Bamboo with stainless steel handles.  Cheese planers are available at additional cost. 

Priced at $114

 

  
   

#980  American Stressed Cherry on the top, bottom and face with Brazilian Cherry on the sides.

Priced at $272

 		  
   

 

#953  Bocote from Central America and American Spalted Maple combination. Bocote has rich graining with swirls of black and golden tan. 

 

Priced at $293             

   

  
   

#951   American Ambrosia Maple on the sides and face with Indonesian Paldao on the top and bottom.

The unusual streaking in the Ambrosia Maple is created by the secretions of the Ambrosia Beetle which once inhabited the tree. 

Priced at $272

 

 
   

#987

Wall hangings are a new product that can go with almost any decor.  Pictured is spalted maple and edged with a band of Peruvian Walnut and finally wrapped with an African Cherry called Makore.  Finished in a hand rubbed oil. Stunning and elegant.  Approximately 9x16 inches. 

Priced at only $119

  
   

#948  CocoBolo from Honduras on the sides and face with Brown English Oak on the top and bottom.  What makes this clock so unique is the burl face that is opened like a page.  Note the small sapwood on the bottom of the face which matches the sapwood on the sides. 

Priced at $419

  
   

#945  CocoBolo from Honduras and Brown English Oak on the top and bottom of this clock create an awesome combination.

Priced at $272

  
   

#128 Black African Wenge complimenting Bamboo with inlay of Wenge.  Handles are stainless steel.

 

Priced at $119 

 

 

  
   

 

  #970  African Kiaat on the sides and face with African Beli on the top and bottom make a very nice combination.  Kiaat is a warm wood with many variations ranging from brown to burnished reds.  This particular Kiaat is a dark brown with a beige sapwood. 

Priced at $293

 

  
   

#943  Bolivian Rosewood top and bottom with its very apparent rich graining is then matched with African Zebrawood on the sides, while the face, also Bolivian Rosewood, is much darker, yet brings this all together.

Priced at $283

  

   

 

#950 Lignum Vitae from the West Indies on the sides and face with crosscut African Shedua on the top and bottom compliment each other.  

 

Priced at $251

  
   

 

#957  Indonesian Black and White Ebony on the sides with African Jet Black Gaboon Ebony on the top and bottom and a beautiful face made of Spalted Beech from the USA.  Incredible!!

Priced at $451