Bath Made Bowls

  • Simple, elegant handmade bowls and other turned wooden objects made from local woods in Bath, Maine, from ash, maple, oak, locust, walnut, and cherry. All bowls are treated with a food-safe finish.

  • Bath Made Bowls are available at the following craft shows and shops:

  • Shows
  • * Bath Spirit of Christmas, December 1, 2024, Bath Middle School, Bath, Maine
  • * Freeport Fall Festival, October 4-6, 2024, Freeport, Maine
  • * Art in the Park at Bath Heritage Days, July 4-7, 2024, Bath, Maine
  • Shops
  • * Lisa Marie's Made in Maine, 170 Front Street, Bath, Maine, www.lisamariesmadeinmaine.com
  • * Bessie's Farm Goods, 33 Litchfield Rd., Freeport, Maine, http://www.bessiesfarmgoods.com
  • * Two Sisters in Maine Artisan Fairs, 124 Main Street, Freeport, Maine, www.facebook.com/twosistersinmaine

  • or directly from Bath Made Bowls by contacting bathmadebowls@gmail.com
The following is a selection of bowls and other items from recent craft fairs. Many of these have been sold, but some may still be available.
15" spalted maple
Spalted maple nested set
6" spalted maple hollow form
A pair of maple hollow forms with walnut lids, used for pet cremation urns
13" spalted maple bowl
9" spalted maple bowl with natural edge
A pair of 4" oak boxes with naturally aged rough textured lids
5" maple with natural edge rim
A pair of 9" maple bowls with different types of textured exterior
8" ash bowl with textured exterior
A pair of 13" ash bowls with textured and painted exteriors
A pair of 12" ash bowls with a "beehive" exterior
A pair of 12" and 13" cherry bowls
9" cherry bowl
10" ash bowl with textured exterior
8" ash bowl with texture exterior
13" and 10" ash bowls with highlighted grain and milk paint exterior
6" walnut hollow form
4" oak hollow form
10" ash winged bowl with natural edge
10" ash natural edge bowl
Care and feeding of your bowl: All Bath Made Bowls are treated with a food safe finish, either a beeswax/oil mix or walnut oil. You can safely use your bowl for serving food. After use you can wash the bowl with warm water and mild soap. Do not wash in the dishwasher. Store dry; do not use the bowl to store liquids or wet food. Over time the finish may need to be renewed; wipe on a thin coat of beeswax/oil mix or walnut oil. Look for an oil that will harden or create a protective layer; plain mineral oil will not harden, but linseed oil, walnut oil, or tung oil are all good for making a protective finish.