A very fine ash burl bowl of an unusual form (sort of a rounded rectangle). Masterfully hewn with a fine symmetry and an even wall thickness. The surface is highly complex with a dark patination—the wood specimen has a few natural inclusions, which the Woodlands makers preferred to leave untouched.

This bowl is pictured and discussed in NORTH AMERICAN BURL TREEN, page 132.

Provenance: Henry Ford Museum

Dealer	STEVEN S. POWERS
Date:	circa: 1780
Origin	American - Great Lakes
Artist/Maker	Unknown - American Indian
Measurements	16 3/4” x 13 3/4” x 4 1/4"
Inventory	View Dealer's Inventory
Website	http://stevenspowers.com
Price	SOLD
Contact	Steve Powers, 718-625-1715 or  steve@stevenspowers.com