Formerly known as Old Bedford Mercers, Homer previously carved wood in Old Bedford Village
Homer Kizer, Woodcarver
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Homer previously carved wood in
Old Bedford Village, PA



Hardwood Treenware
Bowls
One-of-a-kind
Handcarved with Adzes and Crooked Knives


Of the traditional pieces I have examined, the majority seem to be carved heart down while using the natural contour of the log. The pieces were initially carved green and in the drying process this design lent itself to greater survivability than carving heart up. By carving heart down and using the natural contour , while drying, the bowl "cupped," thereby using the radial shrinkage of the wood to produce more of a bowl-like shape.
 Please click on picture to see a larger view of the bowls.  
 Large Catalpa Bowl, with a distinctive grain - would make a centerpiece bowl  
Large Catalpa Bowl
L 16" W 11" D 3 1/2"

Item 27.09.04
$70.00
 White Oak Colonial Bowl, a distinctive piece made with Pennsylvania mill ends  
White Oak Colonial Bowl
L 15" W 7 1/2" D 2"

Item 20.08.04
$55.00
 Black Walnut Bowl  
Small Black Walnut Bowl
L 13" W 7" D 3 1/4"

Item 14.11.04
$50.00
 Medium Black Walnut Bowl  
Medium Black Walnut Bowl
L 13" W 7 3/8" D 3 3/8"

Item 13.11.04
$55.00
 Catalpa Bowl, typical Woodland style  
Catalpa Bowl

L 14" W 12 1/4" D 5 5/8"

Item #18.11.04
$105.00
 Willow Bowl  
Willow Bowl

L 13 3/8" W 7 3/8" D 4 1/4"

Item #06.08.04
$40.00
 Willow Woodland Bowl  
Willow Woodland Bowl

L 15 3/4" W 5 1/2" D 3 1/2" (middle of bowl)

Item 19.08.04
$35.00

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