Revolving Colonial Pedestal in Fiddleback Eucalypt, 19th Century
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A Colonial pedestal with revolving top, fiddleback eucalypt, 19th century, 107 cm high
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- Fiddleback - A name given to the pattern of the grain in some timbers, where the lines of the grain are compressed and at the same time wavy. Fiddleback grain is prized as a timber for furniture and musical instruments, and is expensive becasue of its scarcity.
In Australia fiddleback graining is found in blackwood. Other non-native timbers that are sometimes found with a fiddleback grain are mahogany and maple.
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