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| Lion of Judea. Pendant. Black Opal eyes and Jade cabochon by the late Leo Kilger, Scrimshaw on Ivory by Catherine Adams, Sterling Silver setting by Demi. |
| Belt Buckle. Sterling Silver, Rosewood, Teak, Ivory and Star Garnet |
| Private Collection |
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A brief Bio.
Born in Jamaica, W.I., I grew up in between there and Nassau, Bahamas. After many years as a
Diver and Water Sports Instructor in both places, I developed an interest in leatherwork. After a
couple of years as a sandalmaker I took off and spent the next 10 years travelling. I spent time in
England, Canada, Spain and Oregon, living and working with local artists, learning how to blend
Silver, leather and other elements into harmonious forms.
In the late 80s we bought some land and built a photovoltaic (PV) powered home. We also
started and ran a Solar Energy business for a couple of years. The experience enabled me to
get a job as a research engineer in Solar Energy, where I worked on many exciting projects
during the next 20 years.
I retired from the Research Center in 2008 and am again making interesting things, some of
which I sell on eBay. I have also been making pocket holsters and just got a wood lathe.
Born in Jamaica, W.I., I grew up in between there and Nassau, Bahamas. After many years as a
Diver and Water Sports Instructor in both places, I developed an interest in leatherwork. After a
couple of years as a sandalmaker I took off and spent the next 10 years travelling. I spent time in
England, Canada, Spain and Oregon, living and working with local artists, learning how to blend
Silver, leather and other elements into harmonious forms.
In the late 80s we bought some land and built a photovoltaic (PV) powered home. We also
started and ran a Solar Energy business for a couple of years. The experience enabled me to
get a job as a research engineer in Solar Energy, where I worked on many exciting projects
during the next 20 years.
I retired from the Research Center in 2008 and am again making interesting things, some of
which I sell on eBay. I have also been making pocket holsters and just got a wood lathe.
| Click on the image below for Stock Holsters |
| Click on the image below for Custom Holsters |
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The fit of the lids of turned containers can be described as: 1. Loose fit: If the container is sitting on the table and you pick up the lid, the bottom will remain on the table. 2. Snug fit: The lid is snug and a slight resistance is felt when removing it. Some will make a "Pop" as the lid comes off. 3. Tight fit: A container with a tight fitting lid can be picked up by the top without the bottom coming off. |
| Turned Wood Items |
| Padauk. $30.00 (Loose Fit) 5.8" H X 2.8" OD |
| Marblewood. $30.00 (Loose Fit) 2.45" H X 2.8" OD |
| Rosewood. $30.00 (Loose Fit) 5.4" H X 2.6" OD |
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| Purpleheart. $35.00 (Tight Fit) 2.4" H X 2.5" OD |
| Ipe. $40.00 (Tight Fit) 4.2" H X 3.3" OD |
| Cocobolo. $20.00 (Snug to Tight Fit) 1.9" O X 2.65" OD |
| Cocobolo. $20.00 (Snug to Tight Fit) 2" H X 2.9" OD |
| Ipe Dried Flower Vase $16.00 5"H X 2.2" |
| Return Policy: If you are not satisfied, a refund will be given, less postage, provided the item is returned in the original condition. |