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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;antidiem, post: 9429999, member: 30&quot;]The style of it looks Hawaiian. Norfolk Pines grow very well there. </p><p>I looked via image searches, saw some other wood turned bowls that do not appear to be Norfolk Pine mis-labeled. </p><p>There was one labeled NIP but rather appeared to be the colorful Hawaiian Eucalyptus wood, another was labeled Monkey Pod but I doubt that one too. </p><p><br /></p><p>J. Dwight somethingson is my guess also. I want to mention that when searching for the signature, I noticed there is an entire group of bowls signed by various wood turners in this same fashion with a wood burning tool, as though they were all in the same class together. The ones who signed with an etching tool or carving gouge aren&#039;t dark and burned in signatures. So this could be from a wood turning sculptural type educational course in wood turning, which could be available on an island for tourists to participate in too. It&#039;s beautiful and appears to have good value, from a quick look at those up for sale.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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