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Admittedly not a huge amount of turning in this other than a small off centre mini bowl but my wife does kiln formed glass and asked me to make a base for one of her drop vases. Thought I'd share here.

BRgds

Simon
 

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That's an impressive piece of fine glassware, would be extremely nervous with the simple support (unless there's some form of light adhesion we can't see.)

Could see similar on a rustic/natural multi coloured wood plinth, from Yew for instance with complimentary colours in the glass.
 
The vase is beautiful and does not compete with the base. I think the combination is excellent. Well done to you both.

Bob

Happy Xmas everyone.
 
The glasswork is lovely and I like the colour of the wood base but it looks a bit heavy to me. Perhaps a routed waistline would lighten the look a bit.
 
It's a lovely piece of wood and well finished Simon but I'm afraid it jars with me a little on the design level too. Because the vase is so elegant and above all curvaceous, I'm wanting to see that echoed and picked up in the base. I agree with Woodpig that the base has slightly too much visual weight but beyond that, I just need to see curves for it to feel integrated with the style of the vase.

Nice idea though, the off centre mini indentation.
 

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