Wooden serving board with metal handles by Bob Henikman

14.5" x 12.25"

$45

Bob is an artist who lives in Ashland, Ohio. A graduate of Bowling Green State University, he served as an educator professionally, including 35 years as a visual arts/design instructor at Ashland High School. He enjoys building and creating items that bring joy and comfort to those he meets. He also enjoys collaborating and getting to know folks he meets during Art Festivals.

Walnut turned wooden bowl by Fritz Brandau

6" diameter x 2.5"

$30

Fritz has always had an affinity for wood and was able to study forestry at OSU and then spent several years working in lumber yards. Through life's twist and turns he became a quality control engineer and then a Registered Nurse. Please explore other pieces of work at Lilly and Gert's home goods store in Port Clinton.

Raw edge wooden table with metal hairpin legs by Lorrie Hedges

22" x 15.5" x 17"H

$250

Lorries's tables are handcrafted in the heart of historic Marblehead with superior quality materials. Knotholes, voids and cracks add to the natural elegance of the piece. The undisturbed edges, known as "live edge" maintain the one of a kind theme for this type of table. She does not stain the wood but relies on natural color and grains to bring out the characters of the pieces. She makes her own surface finish combining oils and wax, calling it "A Little Bit of Heaven."

Maple turned wooden bowl with red textured stripes by Fritz Brandau

8.5" diameter x 3.25" H

$50

Fritz says he has always had an affinity for wood and was able to study forestry at OSU and then spent several years working in lumber yards. Through life's twist and turns he became a quality control engineer and then a Registered Nurse. Please explore other pieces of work at Lilly and Gerts home goods store in Port Clinton.