Wine Barrel End Lazy Susan
*** NOTE: Not all barrels have markings, as such, there is an additional premium if you need a top with markings. Simply request it in your message and we'll happily locate one! *** Barrel End Lazy Susan. Built from a select, lovingly reclaimed wine barrel end, retaining the patina and beauty of its past life, gently hand rubbed to soft hue to bring out the natural highlights of fine oak. Each barrel end is carefully disassembled, cleaned and prepped, glued and reassembled. Feel the warmth of aged oak. See the rich purple patina and smell the unmistakable red wine bouquet. What once embraced the fruit of the vine is reclaimed to beautify your home or business in graceful elegance. Newly added!!! Weathered and grayed finish. This is a nontoxic, chemically induced graying of the naturally golden oak. Note the dramatic color differences between the two lazy susans pictured. FEATURES - Perfect for wine lovers gifts and accessories - Reclaimed Wine Barrel end - Each Barrel end is carefully disassembled/reassembled into a solid lazy susan top - Approximately 21 inches in diameter - Hand rubbed oil finish brings out the natural Golden Oak beauty and helps preserve the striking patina. - Or choose the Weathered and grayed finish - Unique piece of Winery History to warm your home - Hand made to order - Great conversation piece / party piece SHIPPING - Made to order by Sandman Productions in Medford, OR - Ships in 4-8 weeks (depending upon Barrel availability) - Have one made for you, place an order today
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Randy Pearson
Sandman Woodworks
"Let me build you a dream"
Fine woodworker for over 30 years.
Influenced early in life by the craftsmanship and resourcefulness of my Father, my Grandfather and a close neighbor-master-craftsman and access to many tools, it didn’t take long to be bitten by the woodworking bug. I’ve enjoyed challenges in many different aspects of woodworking including creative inlay, abrasive sculpturing, and woodturning, items big and small, working with woods literally from all parts of the world.
Have you ever found or experienced something/anything in life that just makes you say "that's so me!"? That is what wood does for me. I see a chunk of wood; I see what it can be. Others may see firewood. I see the intricate beauty, color, grain, smell, it's life story. I see it's endless possibilities and what it can be!
Hand in hand, I also love to re-use and re-purpose items into new life. Make use of instead of disposing of!!! Something doubly special happens when you take something with a story or history, save it from the landfill or dump, and re-purpose it. You honor the history, you honor who originally designed it, created it, what it was made for, and give it a whole new story with new life and purpose that adds to all that priceless history.
Some of the “strangest” items I’ve been asked to make include wooden guitar picks, some with inlaid designs. I’ve enjoyed the creativity and challenges found in the functional art form of high-end wooden pen turning; the complexity in custom segmented wooden pens of unlimited uniqueness. Some of my work has even been published in Pen World International. Other Entrepreneurial interests landed me a deal making marionettes for Knott’s Berry Farm toy store as early as middle school. One theme rings clear in all the varied challenges I’ve tackled – If you can dream it, I can make it!
Always open to chat if you have ideas, thoughts, questions etc. I'm personally very guilty of creating something "just because I can", so don't worry if you think your idea may not make the best of sense!
Interesting Wood Facts
Darkest Wood - Ebony (sold by the pound).
Whitest Wood - Holly.
I'm a proud father of 5, Grandfather of 3, music aficionado, ballroom dancer, amateur guitarist, outdoors enthusiast, and the list goes on! Life is full and blessed.
Randy E. Pearson
(the Sandman)
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