Coffee Bean & Resin Pen Real coffee beans cast in resin, then hand-turned and polished to reveal the beans within.
Old Timber. New Purpose. An old log, cracks and all, brought back to life on the lathe. The natural splits
A statement piece: a full timber slab paired with a poured resin river along its natural edge, showing off the
This cup/mug was turned out of Sheoak wood and the natural split down the side was filled with resin.
This unique travel mug has been crafted with a combination of olive wood, coffee beans and resin. It comes in
A showpiece cut from a large jarrah burl, its wild, swirling grain a record of the tree’s own history. Natural
Solid timber top paired with a working pulley mechanism, blending honest joinery with reclaimed industrial hardware. A functional, conversation-starting centrepiece
A vintage grain sieve, reborn as a pendant light. The original mesh and timber rim are kept intact, the patina
A reclaimed timber coat rack fitted with genuine railway dog spikes as hooks — solid, heavy hardware with a working
Object Vintage timber table, rough-sawn jarrah board construction, cut nails throughout. Acquired: Sunday 29 March 2026 Vendor: G&G Sgro (Sgro
This lathe/hand turned wooden bowl, with a natural hole on the side was crafted out of Cape Lilac wood by
This bowl was turned out of Pear Tree Wood. A growing collection of hand-turned bowls, each cut from a different
This bowl was turned out of Paper Bark wood by Stewart Campbell. A growing collection of hand-turned bowls, each cut
This bowl was turned out of Australian Pine (Cyprus) by Stewart Campbell. A growing collection of hand-turned bowls, each cut
This Spiral Bowl was turned out of Paper Bark wood by Stewart Campbell. A growing collection of hand-turned bowls, each
This Burnt Bowl was turned out of Liquid Amber wood by Stewart Campbell. A growing collection of hand-turned bowls, each
This lathe/hand turned wooden bowl, was crafted out of Cape Lilac wood. A growing collection of hand-turned bowls, each cut
This LED Branch was crafted out of paperbark tree wood by Stewart Campbell. NEW photos of finished project to be