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Welsh Lovespoon carved from a single piece of New South Wales rosewood

comments (5) June 3rd, 2012 in Reader's Gallery

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A welsh lovespoon carved, as per tradition from a single piece of timber. The lovespoon is carved from a native Australian timber New South Wales rosewood, unstained and finished with shellac and wax.

It features chain links, a swivel, three egg-shaped balls in a cage and a heart motif with birds, ribon and plant form decoration. It is approximately thirteen inches by three and a half by one inch.

Design or Plan used: My own design - David Stanley

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fine woodcarving a real rose.

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puzzler writes: Thank you for the kind comments everyone.
Posted: 1:01 am on June 5th

jheller writes: Amazing! your website has a lot of great lovespoons as well-

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thank you for sharing

Posted: 2:14 pm on June 4th