Mount Vernon Historic White Oak Wood Bowl #63

These finely turned historic wood bowls are handcrafted by master woodturner Doug Dill of Lanexa, Virginia, using wood sourced from a white oak tree planted at Mount Vernon circa 1706. Each piece carries a direct connection to the historic estate of George Washington's Mount Vernon and reflects exceptional American craftsmanship.

Because every bowl is individually turned, no two are alike. Variations in grain, texture, and natural wood tone make each one a unique heirloom-quality treasure.

Each bowl is engraved on the bottom with the artisan’s name and wood source, hand-numbered with a unique serial number, and includes a numbered Certificate of Authenticity signed by the Regent of the Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association.

Details:

• Artisan: Doug Dill, Master Woodturner (Lanexa, Virginia)
• Wood Source: White oak tree planted at Mount Vernon (circa 1706)
• Dimensions: Approx. 6"x6"x5"
• Engraving: Artisan name and wood source on bottom
• Identification: Hand-numbered with unique serial number
• Certificate: Numbered Certificate of Authenticity (signed by Regent)
• Uniqueness: Each bowl individually handcrafted; natural variation occurs