Small maple box.

 

This Maple box is 3 inches high and 2.75 inches in diameter. Though the lid and the cup look like different kinds of wood, they are both spalted Maple. The lid is loose-fitting. The finish was done using my new "true grit" polishing compound. Nice little box.

Maple Bowl

 

Here's a 6.5 inch diameter Maple bowl about 1.5 inches high. Hey, no spalting on this one! I tried out a new finishing compound on this bowl. It's called Pita's "True Grit" polish. It polishes wood turning up to a nice semi gloss sheen with no dust at all. I think I've found my new finish.

Small Birch Wood Dish

 This is a 3.5 inch diameter Birch dish. It has a Danish Oil finish. There's a small foot on the base. This was turned green, so there's some expected warping.

Small Maple Dish

 This is a 3 inch diameter Maple dish with a small pedestal. As an experiment, I used shoe polish to stain the interior of the dish. It didn't work so well but it didn't ruin it, so I'll go with it. 

Birch Wood Bowl

 This is a 4.5 inch diameter Birch bowl. It was turned green, so it warped, as intended, as it dried. I finished it with orange oil/wax. 

Small Birch Bowl w/Celtic Knot

 Here's a 3.5 inch diameter Birch wood bowl. I made a hand-drawn Celtic knot design around the outside of the bowl. It's burned with a woodburning tool. There's no finish on the bowl.

Small Maple Bowl

 This is a 3 inch diameter spalted Maple bowl with a cherry bark stain on the exterior. I stained the base and the rim with black. I put a satin clear coat on the exterior and oil and wax coating on the interior. Nice little bowl.