Fitting a lid to a bowl is a time-consuming process but the result enables the bowl to be used as a cookie jar or other dust-proof container as well as a covered salad bowl. Finishes are non-toxic and food-safe. In response to public request, Ken has made some lidded jars this year that could also be used as cremation urns. The items in this category list the volume size for this purpose.



Curly Maple lidded container/urn
11" high x 7.5" diameter x 176 cubic inches volume
(28cm high x 19cm diameter x 2884 cubic cm volume)
$325 (CDN)
(SOLD)


Spalted curly Maple lidded container/urn
8.25" high x 7.5" diameter x 155 cubic inches volume
(21cm high x 19cm diameter x 2540 cubic cm volume)
$240 (CDN)
(SOLD)


Birdseye Maple extra-large lidded container
Without the lid, you have a gorgeous big salad bowl measuring 10 inches high x 8 inches in diameter. The wood for this item is historical as it was salvaged from a windfall in Maple Grove Park on Cowichan Bay Road near the lawn tennis club.
10" high x 13" diameter
(25.5cm high x 33cm diameter)
$425 (CDN)
(SOLD)


Interior of above birdseye Maple lidded container
$425 (CDN)
(SOLD)


Curly Maple large urn
10" high x 10" diameter x 270 cubic inches volume
(25.5cm high x 25.5cm diameter x 4424.5 cubic cm volume)
$400 (CDN)
(SOLD)


Live-edge curly birdseye Maple urn
9.75" high x 9" diameter x 205 cubic inches volume
(25cm high x 23cm diameter x 3359.5 cubic cm volume)
$325 (CDN)
(SOLD)


Maple lidded container/urn
9" high x 6.75" diameter x 128 cubic inches volume
(23cm high x 17cm diameter x 2097.5 cubic cm volume)
$200 (CDN)
(SOLD)


Curly Maple lidded container/urn
9.25" high x 7.25" diameter x 150 cubic inches volume
(23.5cm high x 18.5cm diameter x 2458 cubic cm volume)
$225 (CDN)
(SOLD)