Help!!!!!!

Will

Just dropped you a pm mate.

Morea

Thanks for the kind words. I could not remember where that pot went, I love that glaze which I can't reproduce exactly anymore

Peter

1 & 4 are my personal favorites. I think Will's tree needs an old rustic crackle glaze to enhance the old tree. However I still like the other less rustic and more consistent glazed pots. Thanks for your kind comments

Regards to all

Andy

I agree with the last 1 or 4, look to be the best choices I do like no 4.

peter krebs wrote:Hi Andy,
very nice, the No. 1 is my favorite.
Regards
Peter

Mine too. I still don't understand the ovals, completely wrong for this tree in my book.

R

Nice virts Andy. They all look good. I kinda like #1 myself.

Will,
Ok, so you planned on Andy making you one from the start eh??

D.

Hello Dale. That wasn't my intention at all. I think the glaze on this pot would go very well with my Elm but the shape isn't what I was looking for. I really appreciate everyones input here but the shape Andy posted, along with the glaze, hit the spot.

I was talking to my wife Bev at lunchtime today and was going through my dilema with this tree. I told her that Stone Monkey and Gordon Duffett were on the case, but neither were confident about the time frame. Bev then said, "what about the nice pot in my studio that I keep my watercolour brushes in?"As I'm not allowed into her domain without prior permission (I make the place look untidy.. apparently) I asked her kindly to get the pot.
Down she comes about 5 minutes later with my ( thought sold with another tree) Gordon Duffett semi cascade.
I may have to sneak up there when she's not about and see what else Bev has of mine.
What do you think of this one?

That's close to divorce grounds!

That pot is a huge improvement on the existing and not far off a perfect match IMO.

Kev Bailey wrote:That pot is a huge improvement on the existing and not far off a perfect match IMO.

Ditto.

Kev Bailey wrote:That's close to divorce grounds!

Close to divorce grounds if Bev catches me anywhere near her studio!!!! I'm still going for the Monkey pot(even though they're machine made. ) but at least I have a backup plan.

Tritto The lines gives much better "lift" to the tree.
Wood

If I went out to buy a pot Will, I'd be delighted to have come home with that one.

Mike

Will

The duffet pot is a very very good match

You let her keep paint brushes in that pot!!??

That's a beauty!

D.

Really. Tell her that's what they make mayonnaise jars for!

Dale Cochoy wrote:You let her keep paint brushes in that pot!!??

That's a beauty!

D.

I had no idea Bev had the pot, let alone store brushes in it. She's a bloody magpie......Don't tell her I said that

Hello Will

That pot is "spot on"...a very good choice if you favour a rectangular one!

... by the way..I've heard that Masakuni has got some very nice brushcutters....

Kind regards
Martin

Will,

I think this is a good match as well, FWIW. The glaze is perfect and the stain below has a bit or dark red orange in it, like was in Andy's virt pot, only slightly less. I think this warmth will be a great balance to the bright green leaves.

Decisions, decisions eh!

Nice pot

Hi Will,what do you think off this pot from Petra Hahn
Greetings Ed

Ed van der Reek wrote:Hi Will,what do you think off this pot from Petra Hahn
Greetings Ed

Wow....very cool pot. Goes great with Will's tree IMO

Ed

I like the texture and colour of Petra's pot, the shape is wrong IMO

All the best

Andy

Can't see the bloody thing. At work and have restricted access.

Stone Monkey wrote:Ed

I like the texture and colour of Petra's pot, the shape is wrong IMO

All the best

Andy

The depht is totaly wrong for a cascading tree imho.

Peter

will baddeley wrote:

Kev Bailey wrote:That's close to divorce grounds!

Close to divorce grounds if Bev catches me anywhere near her studio!!!! I'm still going for the Monkey pot(even though they're machine made. ) but at least I have a backup plan.

turning the causality reverse ahead a bit on this one... you are holding a near re-marriage-situation here...the pot is perhaps spot on, however the spontanious gesture to let go of her favorite brush can gives your wife much credit. return the gesture with flowers and you might be looking at a romantic evening and a precious narrative to go with the display ;-)

Hi Will,

From all the pots i've seen in this thread, i find the duffett pot suits your tree the most IMHO

Hi Will,

Maybe something a bit like this: