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BOB SCHRADER
Bob Schrader has enjoyed woodworking for many years.
He began the craft of woodturning after retiring from
Eastman Chemical Company, here in Kingsport.
Bowls and platters are his main interest. He has had the
opportunity of attending John C. Campbell Folk School and
has received instruction from renowned instructors
Alan Lacer and Lane Phillips. Most of the woods Bob uses
are native to the Appalachain Mountains and are from
fallen trees. Bob delights in donating the profits of
his craftmanship to the Kingsport Boys & Girls Club.
 BOB SCHRADER " WALNUT SHALLOW BOWL "
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" BOB SCHRADER " #1460
WALNUT SHALLOW BOWL WITH EXPOSED BARK, DELICATE OPENING.
11.5" WIDE, AND 2.5" DEEP.
 BOB SCHRADER " CEDAR SHALLOW PLATTER "
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" BOB SCHRADER " #1362
CEDAR SHALLOW PLATTER WITH WAVY WOODGRAIN AND NATURAL EDGES, WITH EXPOSED KNOTS.
19"- 15" WIDE, 3" DEEP.
 BOB SCHRADER " AMBROSIA MAPLE VESSEL "
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" BOB SCHRADER " #1436
AMBROSIA MAPLE SMALL VESSEL, HAS TWO TONES OF COLOR AND SEVERAL KNOTS, WHICH ADD TO THE AESTHETIC OF THIS PIECE.
6" WIDE, 3.25" BASE, AND 6" TALL.
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