Three American Turned-Wood Vessels

Gerald Cooper (Kentucky), turned spalted maple vessel with contrasting wood rim, signed on bottom "G. Cooper/Berea, KY/Spalted Maple/Padark", 3-1/2 x 7-1/2 in.; E. Jensen (American, 1986), turned ash

American, late 20th / early 21st century. A group of four hand turned wood vessels comprising of three vases and one ebony lidded box with a center set malachite stone. All signed with wood designatio

Group of American turned wood vessels comprising Rude Osolnik (Kentucky, 1915-2001) signed vase (h.8"), Michael Mode (Pennsylvania, born 1946) flared vase, signed and dated 2002 (h. 4.5"), and two wor

one by Dale Nish (born 1932), lathe turned wormy ash vase, signed and illegibly dated "Dale L. Nish/1989(?)", marked "Ash", 14-3/8 in.; one by Al Stirt (born 1946), lathe turned snakewood footed bowl,

woven rush seats and backs; 19 inches wide; 60 1/2 inches deep; 35 inches high; seat height: 17 inches

Galen Carpenter (American, b.1946), Two Turned Wood Vesselsthe first inscribed "99-29", wide shoulder and tapered body (5 x 6 1/2 in dia.); the second inscribed "00-61", elongated vasiform with tapere

Three Small Artisan Turned Wood Vesselsthe first a James Edward Barnes (Virginia, 20th/21st Century) jar, signed, mosaic wood arranged in a geometric design with turquoise inlay (5 x 4 3/4 in.); the n

Betty Scarpino (American, b. 1949) Turned Wood Vessel, 1994 wood signed H 4 1/4 inches. Property from the Estate of Professor Ethan D. Alyea, Jr., Bloomington, Indiana

Jon Sauer American Bottle #91-185 studio turned wood vessel with lid Cocobolo, Ebony, ____ and ____. Signed under base. 4 3/4"H x 2 3/4"D

American wood turned vessel, by Don Ridi, having a tapered form executed in Norfolk Pine, signed and dated 2011 on underside, 7"h

Property from a Private Collector, Atlanta, GA Description: Three Turned Wood Bowls and a Chip-Carved Vessel, comprising a large 18 1/4 in. turned wood bowl signed 'Rudeen, Feb '03, Pecan' (with a

American Studio Craft Movement American, Mid 20th Century Two Turned Wood Vessels smallest signed Wayne Knuteson "85" "Aspen" | tallest signed Howard Lewin Elm 7/87 H 10 x Diameter 9 1/2 | H 14 x Diam

William Hunter (American, b. 1947) Dalbergia Eyes Turned Wood Vessel,1990 cocobolo wood signed W.M. Hunter 90' #978 H 5 x Diameter 9 1/2 inches. This lot is located in Chicago.

Group of Six Contemporary Turned Wood Vessels Comprising: Three vessels and covers Three open vessels The largest 8 1/2 x 4 in. diam.

Edward Moulthrop (1916-2003 American) ''Figured Tulip Vessel'' Turned Wood 4''x8.5''. Signed on bottom with burned in mark and number 701991N. Overall excellent condition.

(American, 1911-2000) with Mark Lindquist, monumental turned wood vessel, signed on base "2-84 Mel Lindquist Buckeye Burl turned - N. H. Finished - Florida Studio - Mark", 17-1/2 x 14-1/2 in.

Moulthrop, Philip (American, contemporary), Vessel, turned mimosa wood, artist's initials, signature, wood type and possibly the title etched into base, original price sticker also present, 10 inches

Matt Moulthrop (American (Georgia), b.1977 -). A group of two highly polished turned wood vessels one of ash leaf maple and one of red oak. Signed, with wood identification and numbered 1906050 and 19

Bob Fincher (FL), Four Turned Wood Vesselscirca 2005, mixed woods, including three lidded vessels and one hourglass shaped vase, all signed. Tallest 22 in. Additional high-resolution photos are avail

(lot of 3) Turned wood vessels, including: (2) signed Jack Weise (American, 1940-2009), (one) maple burl vessel with contrasting mixed wood inlays, JW 103, (one) executed in black walnut, JW 431,

Four Artisan Turned Wood Vesselsthe first by Ray Allen (American, 20th Century), Stairway #7,1999, signed, cut carved step design throughout, comprised of ebony (7 in); (2) by Ernie Memmo (American, 2

**This is an oversized piece that requires 3rd party shipping. Please ask for a quote prior to bidding.** Ted Knight (American, b. 1947). Turned spalted palo blanco wood vase, September 6, 2007. Signe

Galen Carpenter ( American, born 1946 ), Features a squat vessel with open mouth having high sloped shoulders over tapered elongated neck. Fitted lid with domed shape and and arc design. Constructed o

(lot of 3) Turned wood vessels, all signed, including: (1) madrone crotch bowl, signed Helga Winter (German/American, b. 1948), numbered 2594, natural form with ribbon tied reinforcement, approx 23.25