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face plate still there, easier to wipe.
Maple Vase with Airbrushing
Cherry Vase
Very Large Walnut bowl
face plate still there, easier to wipe.
segmented vase 6272 pieces
Spiral Flutes
Cherry Burl Box
Peter Ramaekers

face plate still there, easier to wipe.

Smallest piece 4.6 mm largest 7.8 mm
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Michael Anderson
This is a beautiful vase, that obviously took a lot of time to make. I am always impressed by pieces with tiny segments. I don’t think I would have the patience to put this together.

Do you have another photo you can share that’s taken a step or two back? The form looks a bit distorted by the wide angle lens.
 
Tom Gall
Size??? Looks huge in the photo, but.....? Segment size is not a helpful indicator.
 

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