Solid Quilted Maple Wood Display Pedestal
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Solid Quilted Maple Wood Display Pedestal for Minerals, Fossils, Crystals, Spheres or Sculpture.
This is a solid, quilted Maple burl display pedestal that's sanded and surfaced with a food grade oil+wax finish, and detailed with lightly beveled edges. This pedestal is beautiful from all angles! 😍
DIMENSIONS
Width: 7in
Height: 1.75in
Depth: 9.75in
This piece is cut, sanded and finished by hand with food grade European oil wax.
Display and feature your favorite crystals, mineral specimens, fossils, spheres, sculptures or any object of desire. Designed for home, office or retail display.
I personally select and create these one-of-a-kind solid wood display pedestals and jewelry stands. Each piece is handmade with careful attention to detail, from kiln dried, exotic woods.
See more custom made and curated pieces at the link below:
www.clarkjamesdesign.com
*Shipping prices are estimated and many change at the time of delivery per weight, size and current cost of shipping.
**All items are sold as-is.
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Meet Your Seller
Selling since December 2025
I was spawned in the Pacific NW and began creating with wood when my "real job" became overwhelming and I needed a hands-on hobby to relieve stress. The hobby turned into a 5,000sq ft workshop with over 100 live edge slab tables and wood pieces on display in SE Portland. One of my preferred styles is combining old objects and repurposing them with beautiful wood specimens to create functional, one-of-a-kind pieces that border on sculpture. I believe it's important to repurpose everything possible so I also save all small wood ends and hand work them to become beautiful, unique display blocks that make live edge accessible to everyone. I relocated to Santa Barbara, California in 2021 and sold my entire wood furniture and slab collection to Williams Sonoma/Rejuvenation for inclusion in their retail stores and catalogs. Since leaving Oregon, I have designed and built one-off, custom pieces out of a small wood shop and continue to find stress relief in the process. In early 2025 I retired from my "real job" to pursue creative projects full time in wood, as well as 3D printed product designs - www.unrulymade.com
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