Woodwork

This wood angel is crafted from reclaimed wood from old barns and houses. The wood is cut and sculpted using a layered technique to create the shape.

This cedar rolling pin was handcrafted by artist Burt Fuller. Measurements: Body- 12"Handle- 4"Total Length- 20"Width- 3 3/4"

This stunning cutting board measures 18" x 14" and was hand crafted by artists Sam and Martha Dees.Woods used for the boards are: Red Oak, Oak, Cedar, Ash, Black Walnut, Sycarmore, and Cherry. Boards are a mixer of 3 to 4 of these woods.

This extra large wooden spoon, made by wood artist Burt Fuller, measures approximately 16.5 inches long.

Church shaped reclaimed whitewashed barn wood from Alabama's Black Belt. This wall hanging features a cross on the front made from cut strips of tin and has a saw tooth wall hanger on the back. It measures approximately 6 x 7.

Church shaped reclaimed whitewashed barn wood from Alabama's Black Belt. This wall hanging has two nickle plated hooks on the front and a saw tooth wall hanger on the back. It is signed by the artist. It measures approximately 6 x 8.

Andrew McCall creates one-of-a-kind churches from reclaimed wood from across the Black Belt region. This church measures approximately 18" x 4.5" x 5".

Artist Burt Fuller from Sumter County, Alabama uses mahogany, walnut, Osage orange, cedar, pine, poplar and sycamore wood to create handmade cooking utensils. He creates utensils ranging from spoons and spreading knives to roux cooker and meat mallets. The chinaberry pin is 16" x 2" and the poplar pin is 18" x 1.75". For information about availability call 334-682-9878.

This very unique heron is hand carved from a block of wood and then painted with great detail. The detailed carving and painting techniques make the bird look very realistic and simulates actual feathers. This is a perfect gift for a hunting enthusiast.The base is approximately 15" x 8" at the widest points and from the bottom of the base to the top of the bird it is 8" tall.

This handcarved and painted feather pin by Dallas County artist John Sheffey is approximately 3.5" wide and 1" tall. The brown and black painted work, with shimmering blue and green highlights, is so intricately and precisely done that they are often mistaken for actual duck feathers. Each feather is one-of-a-kind, so may vary in size and color. The back of each pin in signed and dated by the artist, and includes a brass clasp for attaching to clothing, hat, tie, or anything you desire.

Artist Burt Fuller from Sumter County, Alabama uses mahogany, walnut, Osage orange, cedar, pine, poplar and sycamore wood to create handmade cooking utensils. He creates utensils ranging from spoons and spreading knives to roux cooker and meat mallets. This listing is for one handmade Ground Beef Cooker.Available ground beef cooker may vary in length and color from the one pictured. For information about availability call 334-682-9878.

This wooden car is wonderfully crafted to represent an old coupe. The deeply rounded lines are reminiscent of an older style of automobile. This would make a great gift for a loved one or a child with a vivid imagination this holiday season!This car measures 8" long, 4" wide, and 5" tall.