Wine Bottle Holders

#2 Unidentified timber, this floating bottle holder will add a touch of interest to your dining experience. The timber has natural defects, and wide colour range that add to the interest and attractiveness of the holder.

#3 This holder is made from Camphor Laurel, with and showcases a stunning depth and variety of colours in the timber, from grey to rich burgundy. The timber for this came from Cessnock in the Hunter Valley NSW.

#4 Made from Camphor Laurel and also showing a stunning range of colours. A natural defect was used as the spot to bore the hole through for the bottle neck, leaving a trace of the defect remaining on the back of the holder. This timber came from Cessnock in the Hunter Valley NSW.

#5 This bottle holder is made from Tasmanian Blue Gum, a tree that fell during a storm in Wollongong a few years ago.

#6 Another holder made from the same Tasmanian Blue Gum tree.

#7 Live (natural) edge Camphor Laurel and finished with bees wax/mineral oil blend.

You'll love this one! Wow your guests with this stunning wine rack. Made with Camphor Laurel timber from Cessnock, NSW. I've left the live edges for the natural artistic look. The total capacity is 14 bottles, 8 on one side and 6 on the other. The feet spread to approximately 50cm wide and the sides are 50cm long. Chain is used to control the spread of the legs, and when empty the sides swing together for easy storage.

$245

A-Frame shape made from Camphor Laurel. This holder stands 33cm high, the base is 45cm long and it's 17cm wide. It holds 12 bottles. Very stable and attractive colours and textures in the timber make this a nice showpiece when entertaining guests.

$200