Nostalgia

[bodrighywood]

Been sorting out photos and came across these two. Forgotten about them. Sold first time out at a show just before Christmas 2010. They both measured 13" tall with 6" diameter bowls
Pete

[GBF]

Nice pyrography Pete

Regards George

[Bryan Milham]

Pete,

if they sold that fast, why have you not made any more?

Loving the Dragon.

[bodrighywood]

Thank you George. Brian, I have made others as big but the pyrography makes them labour intensive and so a lot mlore expensive to make so I have kept them plain. They still sell well but I focus on the medieval style ones as I bget a good price for a lot less work. Ones like this
Pete

[seventhdevil]

nice use of some argentine lignum there pete.

what size are these?

[Dancie]

Hello Pete, re the second set of images -

Is it just me but I can see faces in both of them, the one on the left looks like its smiling. lol

[Les Symonds]

Nice couple of goblets, Pete. Tell me, is that the original "Pete's Dragon", 'cos if it is, you've got a claim against the Disney foundation....best of luck with pursuing it!
Les

[malcy]

All these goblets are very nice, Pete. I love the Celtic theme pyrography, especially the dragon. Malcolm.

[bodrighywood]

Thank you all. The medieval goblets are usually around the 10" tall mark and vary in size of the bowl dependiong on the design. The inset cabuchons are all semi precious stones.
Pete

[The Bowler Hatted Turner]

Hello Pete, re the second set of images -

Is it just me but I can see faces in both of them, the one on the left looks like its smiling. lol

Dancie take more water with it.....
Pete well done.

[bodrighywood]

Thank you John.

Pete

[edbanger]

Great pyro work Pete can see why they sold right away

Ed

[georg]

        Like both of the pyro goblets Pete....You have really captured the shading on the dragon nice work , well done.
        Kind Regards Tony di