Mid-Century Organic Modern Wood-Turned Serving Bowl in Solid Myrtlewood, Oregon, USA, c. 1980's color--None- If you're interested in having

If you're interested in having this table restored

is in stunning original shape and perfectly offsets the rich woodgrains of the beech

adds to the versatility of this sofa giving it the ability to blend in seamlessly against almost any design backdrop from Modern to Bohemian to Contemporary

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With their exceptional teak woodgrains

Mid-Century Organic Modern Wood-Turned Serving Bowl in Solid Myrtlewood, Oregon, USA, c. 1980's color--None- If you're interested in havingTitle: Mid Century Organic Modern Wood Turned Serving Bowl in Solid Myrtlewood, Oregon, USA, c. 1980's About: Introducing a Mid Century Modern, hand turned serving bowl carved from what is often called the "rarest wood in the world". Umbellularia californica also known as 'myrtlewood' is an incredibly rare evergreen tree that is found only in the Klamath mountains of western Oregon and is world famous for it's variegated woodgrains unique to the