Flycatcher

Flycatcherby Dona Dalton 3" tall x 7" long. Each is unique and will vary. "My intention is to capture gesture, personality, and something of the spirit, especially as it exists in relationship. I use a bandsaw, a sander, a rotary carver, a drill, poplar and pine to make my pieces. Like icing on a cake, coloring the wood carvings with layers of acrylics, metallic leaf or powders brings each piece to life."

swelling and splitting due to the stresses of temperature and humidity

Clock and pendulum are hand-patinated copper in warm reds

All of the work is food safe and should be hand washed

His work has been exhibited throughout the Northeast in various one-person and group shows

minimal care will preserve their appearance

Don says he is preoccupied with the effect of light on form

from the gourmet chef to the everyday cook

Sold individually

as I work to achieve a finish that is virtually liquid in its smoothness

Click here to read "In the Still of the Light

) without adding unwanted taste or diluting the drink

It is not our desire to replicate clocks of the past