First place in Masters' section taken by Peter Fantham for his trophy in Yew.

Second went to John Henbery for his natural edged bowl in Holly.

And third to Richard Hagues for his octagonal box in Oak.

Also on the table was Tom Livesey's dish in Walnut.

First place in the members' Open section was Graham Legg with his bowl of fruit.

Second to David Reynolds with his smoking turner! (an incense burner in the body caused smoke to come out of his mouth.)

In third equal was John Williams and this eye catching bowl and dish using plywood.

And Carole Snell with her carving in Lime.

Also on the table were entries from . . . . Brian Walker with his goblet in Pine . . . .

. . . . a carved plate in Mahogany from Roger King . . .

. . . a painted dish from Derek Puplett . . .

. . . . a box in Oak from David Hill . . . .

. . . . a bowl turned from Yew by Val Branson . . . . .

. . . . house sign in Sapele from John Waring . . . .

. . . clever use of the grain in Olive wood from pyrographer Liz King . . .

. . . a puzzle from Philip Jones . . .

and a collection of pencil holders in Yew from Eric Hudson.

A young carver taking it very seriously.

Display of members' work creating a lot of interest.

Pyrographers comparing notes.

A visitor benefits from a bit of lathe coaching from Tom Livesey.

Carvers making best use of their time.