Roy Wood's hourglass won first
prize at the International Woodworking Exhibition at Alexandra Palace,
2006.
Roy Wood's "Itsa-Tatsa" won third prize at the Stoneleigh
Park Show, 2004.
Roy Wood's tazza won fourth prize in the
Prestige category at the Alexandra Palace, 2003.
Roy Wood's hourglass won first prize at
the Axminster Show, 2002, Bath & West Showground.
Roy Wood's bowl in York Gum and Ebony which
gained second place at the Woodturning Show at the NEC, Birmingham.
Photo by kind permission of K. Fisher.
Mick Pither's pair of candlesticks got
a second place at the 2001 International Woodworking and Turning Exhibition
at the NEC Birmingham. More importantly it was the winner of the AWGB
(Amateur Woodturners of Great Britain) visitors' choice at the same
show. He was also asked to write an article for Woodworking magazine
entitled 'Light and Lacy'
Keith Woodhead's sycamore bowl won First
prize at Axminster in 1999.
Mick Pither's Chestnut Burr Bowl won third
prize at the International Woodturning Exhibition at Wembley, and was
also used to advertise the International Woodworking and Turning Exhibition
at the NEC Birmingham the following year.
Mick Pither's chair, which was made from
524 pieces of Boxwood, didn't win at the Wembley 1998 Int. Woodturners
Exhibition but was such a talking point they photographed it and displayed
it in the next months Woodturner magazine.
Alan Dobinson's 1/12 scale table won First
Prize in the Doll's House Furniture competition at the International
Woodworking and Furniture Competition at Ascot in 1997.