Not quite a one horse race but David Waldron scooped 41% of the votes with his entry.

Greg Holmes entered a box he had carved from a solid Oak post to take second place.

Liz King's pyrographed beach scene came in at joint third sharing the place with . . . .

Tony Reindorp's square bowl with marquetry detail.

Also entered were: Graham Legg's plate turned from (Australian) Red Malee burr.

Scrollsawn picture from James Sharpe - clearly didn't "feel lucky punk" on this occasion!

Peter Fantham turned his skills to making a hat from Alder.

An attractive box made by John Williams using Poplar, Olive Ash and Sapele.

Jan Bartlett entered her first bird carving.

Derek Puplett's urn was turned from Spalted Beech and ebonised Sycamore.

Mother and Child carving produced by Peter Blair to commemorate the birth of his first grandchild.

Intricate marquetry work by Terry Cambridge which isn't done justice by the photograph.

Five drawer treasure chest in Teak and Maple from David Reynolds

Rocking Horse (minus the stand) created in Pine by Digby Owen.

Carving by Carole Snell which probably sums up how a lot of us feel right now!

Long stemmed goblet in Sycamore from Dick Potter.