Title: 2000 Leagues Under the Sea

Price: $100

Dimensions: 4.5" x 5.0" x 3.0"

Materials: Silver Maple

Other info: Blue Chalice #5 - '2000 Leagues Under the Sea': Elevated Open Hollow Form; 4 1/2"X5"; $100; Silver Maple; Lathe-turned and hollowed; Acrylic paint with mesh pattern, lacquered and lightly buffed; Signed by John S Barany; 000_0014_0001

Title: Ancient Gold Chalice I - Cadmus Peverell Chalice

Price: $350 for 1, $750 for set of 3

Dimensions: 12" x 5" x 1-3"

Materials: Chinese Elm

Other info: Ancient Gold Chalice 1 - Cadmus Peverell Chalice' $400; 12" x 5"; Turned and hollowed from Chinese Elm, then carved. The bowl was double gold leafed and then patinated with Vista Red, Tiffany Green. The inside bowl was painted with enamel and then air-brushed. Lacquiered and buffed. Signed, dated, and numbered by the author, JSBarany.

Title: Copper Chalice 1 - Dutch Afrikaaner

Price: $125

Dimensions: 9.5" x 4" x 1-3"

Materials: Maple

Other info: Copper Chalice 1 - Dutch Afrikaaner; $125 - 9 1/2X 4"; Shaped in maple with variegated copper leaf on the bowl and unique carving technique on the base; Acrylics and enamels,lacquered to a soft lustre finish. Signed, dated, and numbered by the author, JSBarany IMG_0104m

Title: 'Flintstones' Cave Chalice

Price: $110

Dimensions: 5.5" x 3.5" x 3"

Materials: Acer Maple

Other info: Cave Chalice; chalice form with cave man primitive stick figure drawings; 5 1/2X3 1/2"; $110; Acer-Maple; lathe-turned and hollowed; acrylic paints, metal oxide dye, lacquered and buffed to lo-sheen; Numbered and Signed; John S Barany 000_0006

Title: Feeding Frenzy

Price: $20,000

Dimensions: 60" x 18" x 18"

Materials: Maple

Other info: A school of King Salmon bolts out of the sea grass in the shallows just off Waadah Island at Neah Bay. First they chase herring and then the mackerel dart eagerly towards freedom, breaking the surface and arcing up into the sky�only to fall back into waiting jaws.

This is truly a piece that screams Pacific Northwest, and the piece would look right at home in any gallery/museum here in the Pac. NW by staying true to our roots.