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11.1 Frames
 Figure7201 Solid frame, mahagony sape wood, 50cmx38cm (Volmer Marriage 1953)
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 Figure 7202 Solid frame, nut |
 Figure 7203 Two pairs of frames and small bowl from a padouk-board, 1984 |
 Figure 7204 Solid rectangle frames, bubunga |
 Figure 7205 Series of frames, cherry and lime |
 Figure 7206 Doll house picture frames, chony |
 Figure 7207 Rectangle frame, four part blank, 1996 |
 Figure 7208 Frame from eight-part cherry blank 1997 |
 Figure 7209a Doble.frame (Larsson-Frame) front side smoked oak, 29cmx16cm |
Figure7209b
Doble.frame (Larsson-Frame) rear side smoked oak, 29cmx16cm |
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 Figure 7211, Door name plate, Teak, 2005 |
11.2 Bowls
 Figure 7301 Bowl, ash, 2002 (Decoration by Steffen Volmer) |
 Figure 7301 Bowl, ash, 2002 (Decoration by Steffen Volmer) Unterseite |
 Figure 7302 Bowls, spruce, 2002 |
 Figure 7303 Bowl with oval rim, pear, 1984 |
 Figure 7304 Deep bowl, teak |
 Figure 7305 Handle bowl, plum |
 Figure 7306 Set of Bowls, plum, wet turned |
 Figure 7307 Bowl with ebony inlays, locust, 2002 |
 Figure 7308 Rustic bowl, thjua, 2004, 35cm x 23,5cm x 9,5cm |
The oval
turned pieces shown in this gallery have all been turned by Johannes Volmer on
ovalturning lathes designed and built by himself. These, mainly functional,
pieces represent only a small selection of Johannes Volmer´s oval turned work
since 1983. Different variants have been tested already but the possibilities
of ovalturning are nowhere near exhausted. The
ovalturning lathes developed by Johannes Volmer guarantee quiet action even
when fast running, and they are free of disturbing vibrations. These
advantageous properties allow ovalturning directly in living areas which was
impossible when using the classic oval chuck. |
 Figure 7309 Experiment HEXBOWL (siehe Zeichnung Figure 7003) |
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11.3 Platters, Boxes and Rings
 Figure 7401 Lidded box, boxtree, 1995 |
Figure 7402 |
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 Figure 7404 Four-side lidded box, inside round, hog oak, 2005 |
 Figure 7501 Shallow bowl, plum |
 Figure 7502 Shallow bowl, plum |
 Figure 7503 shallow bowl, alabaster, 8cm x 7,3cm |
 Figure 7504 Potter bowl, 11,5cm x 10cm x2,5cm Master Potter Katrin Wirth, Chemnitz |
 Figure 7505 Böttom for bread basket, locust |
 Figure 7506 Rocking bowl ,[2.1.15], cherry |
 Figure 7601 Napkin rings beef bone |
 Figure 7260 Oval bracelet, 2006 blocked blank by Denver Ulery, Wilmington/PA 1993 |
11.4 ELLPIN-Objects
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ELLPIN is a device developed
by Johannes Volmer for ovalturning long grain pieces. The figures are
showing a selection of oval turned objects using this device (except the
ladle). Gerhard Ehrlich |
 Figure 7701 Candlestick lady, butternut1985 |
 Figure 7702 Basher and mallets |
 Figure 7703 Candlestick |
 Figure 7704 Candlesticks, Form-Experiments |
 Figure 7705 Cutlery handles, ebony |
 Figure 7706 Candlestick doll (incomlete) |
 Figure 7707 Ladle with oval bowl [2.1.16] |
11.5 Miscellany
 Figure 7801 Keyhole plates (Escutcherons) beef bone |
 Figure 7901 Clock case |
 Figure 7902 Key tag (Klumpei), lignum vitae |
 Figure 7903 Hand flatterer, lignum vitae |
 Figure 7904 The Oval in the book |
 Figure 7905 Doll hat mould |
 Figure 7906 Round cheese plate with oval tim |
 Figure 7908 Lidded chip box with barley corn ornaments |
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