Aglaia duperreana and Murraya paniculata for Ry

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@Big Ry , here is the last piece of Orange Jessamine I have that you were interested in and a piece of Aglaia duperreana (Vietnamese Perfume Plant) I figure you’d also want. Agalia is the first set of photos below. Dense rare stuff. 25$ for the pair. Let me know if that works for you and I’ll throw it in the box with that Beautyleaf Laurelwood. 20x10~19x11~14cm(Agalia), 16x10x10cm (Jessamine).

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Great! That little block is coffinwood by the way. Thanks Ryan
I figured. You'd mentioned it in the email. For some reason i don't remember it looking like that when you sent me the video over the summer. It's really pretty wood!

The pistache is also so much different looking. Obviously I'd very sappy, but the end grain almost looks as if it's got ambrosia staining. That blotchy black color threw me off at first.

Are these all covered in finish? Acrylic poly?
 
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I figured. You'd mentioned it in the email. For some reason i don't remember it looking like that when you sent me the video over the summer. It's really pretty wood!

The pistache is also so much different looking. Obviously I'd very sappy, but the end grain almost looks as if it's got ambrosia staining. That blotchy black color threw me off at first.

Are these all covered in finish? Acrylic poly?
Yes, coffinwood is pretty stuff. Smells nice too, but it’s really soft wood. I have to seal everything in order to ship it. I usually seal the ends with CA glue to try and prevent checking. That pistache looks really cool with the spalted sapwood. I can’t remember who, but someone on here bought most of the pieces of it I had a few years back. You got the last of it. Enjoy!
 
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