Goldfield burls are a rare and wonderful species from Australia that can be expected to yield exceptional projects! These caps have been air dried for 2 years and may contain residual moisture, but are considered dry. They are surfaced on the face to reveal their natural burl eyes & rich color. Backs are natural and bark free with unique live burl edge that can be utilized creatively. Surface checks and incursions may be present throughout this batch. Please see photos for details, and feel free to call if you have any questions. Note that burl slices may require planing or sanding to lay flat.

Goldfield burls are a rare and wonderful species from Australia that can be expected to yield exceptional projects! These caps have been air dried for 2 years and may contain residual moisture, but are considered dry. They are surfaced on the face to reveal their natural burl eyes & rich color. Backs are natural and bark free with unique live burl edge that can be utilized creatively. Surface checks and incursions may be present throughout this batch. Please see photos for details, and feel free to call if you have any questions. Note that burl slices may require planing or sanding to lay flat. See photos for checks. Nice, tight burl eyes.

Brown Mallee burl is an incredible species with beautiful color and figure. This native Australian timber has a distinctive mix of golden brown heartwood with contrasting white sapwood.  The wood is dense and easily yields a smooth, durable finish with light sanding. This rare lumber offers a natural, artistic palette for any artisan. Burl squares and bowl blanks have tight figure and colors that are ideal for boxes, spindles, pens, knives, and other fine articles.  Burl eyes may develop generally small incursions but are commonly very small.  Be prepared to fill the incursions with epoxy or a mixture of epoxy and minerals like Turquoise or other fine choices which can be found on our website. All of this wood has been air dried for a year and has lost roughly half of the original moisture. Moisture is still present in the larger pieces but the smaller pieces are dry or close to dry.  A small check, live edge, bark incursion, or other small defect may be present and will generally turn away when worked. Please see photos for checks on faces. This is an amazing opportunity to pick up some very rare wood. We are limited to the stock on hand so purchase quickly to guarantee you get a piece of this amazing wood!