Attachment 313430
4 1/2 inch opening and about 2 inches deep
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Attachment 313430
4 1/2 inch opening and about 2 inches deep
Is the inside smooth?
If it is you might try using epoxy to build up some ridges.
Nice looking bowl. As Dave said some ridges will help it lather.
the inside has a grit like texture in it.
Nice bowl.! Grandma would have called it a candy dish, and kept her rock candy in it.
Thanks and Yep but i dont think i will put candy in it.Quote:
Originally Posted by outback
Sure you will, that's face candy your stirring around. :rock:
Thats True..Quote:
Originally Posted by outback
So i decided before i used the bowl that nomatter what its made out of i put a clear sealer coat on the inside to prevent any damage in case its some type of wood.. I really think its some type of stone though but i figured ot was better to be safe than sorry.
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Whats the question marks about? We dont know what the bowl is made of so i was posting more about the bowl i had previously posted about....Quote:
Originally Posted by 32t
Wood and stone should be easy to tell apart.
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Originally Posted by 32t
Yes they should .... Wood is light. This is extra heavy.. Wood should be able to be gouged. This cant. From what we all have been able to figure out it may be petrified wood... Or it may be stone. No one has been able to figure it out.No One. And plenty have tried. Even holding it in your hand its hard to tell... No one has been able tp find another like it. If you can then let us All know.... Have a great day...Quote:
Originally Posted by 32t
Looks like The Holy Grail :D
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Originally Posted by 32t
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Originally Posted by 32t
Yep i have heard that monty python finally found the grail. And that Game of thrones must be missing a mead cup...Quote:
Originally Posted by JOB15
It might be "carnival glass".
These were prizes handed out by barkers at traveling shows.
