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Jim Davies Phone: (856) 881-9678 Cell phone: (609) 247-6355 |
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This is one of the most popular of the dark woods. Color varies from orange to deep red with irregular patterns of purple or black. Grain is usually straight and fine textured, but on occasion I do come across some very figured pieces. I normally have this in stock big enough for pens and key chains. |
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This is very popular wood. This wood normally has a tan colored background with very defined black streaks running through it. I normally have this in stock big enough for pens and key chains. |
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A very popular wood. This is one of the rarest of the woods I use. A very prized wood, its color runs from a medium to light pink. On occasion I have a piece that has some heart wood which is very light to white. The contrast makes a very nice looking pen. I normally have this in stock big enough for pens and key chains. |
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Color is vivid orange red, but can change to bright red, red or coral pink with dark streaks over time. I normally have this in stock big enough for pens and key chains. |
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A very dense hard wood, light to medium brown with some black striping. I normally have this in stock big enough for pens and key chains. |
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A deep red to purple color. The color is dull-brown when freshly cut, but changes rapidly to the vivid and well known purple color if exposed to sunlight for a few days. I normally have this in stock big enough for pens and key chains. |
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Rosewood |
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A medium reddish brown with dark brown to black highlights. Rosewood is becoming increasingly rare and much of it is recycled today. I normally have this in stock big enough for pens and key chains. |
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Butternut |
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The grain is similar to walnut, and Butternut has been used in the past for many small projects such as gun stocks and carved pieces in furniture. Plain grained but very nice color when finished. I normally have this in stock big enough for pens and key chains |
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Cherry is a medium density hardwood which starts out very light and gradually mellows to a rich warm reddish golden brown. Cherry is one of the more common of the domestic hardwoods. Finishes nicely for those wanting a light colored pen. I normally have this in stock big enough for pens and key chains |
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Hard Maple is another one of the more common of the domestic hardwoods. Light in color with a fine grain. Finishes nicely for those wanting a light colored pen. I normally have this in stock big enough for pens and key chains |
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Cherry |
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Hard Maple |
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Walnut is one of the nicest of the dark domestic hardwoods. Also known as Black Walnut. Nice grain and color, makes a very nice pen. I normally have this in stock big enough for pens and key chains. |
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A very pretty wood. Makes a nice pen. It has an irregular grain with medium to fine texture. Very striking heartwood - straw colored with irregular streaks of shades of yellow rose, pink and violet. I normally have this in stock big enough for pens and key chains |
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Walnut |
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Tulipwood |