This is an unusual grain for Angire and I doubt we'll see much more of it. The "pecky" or bird's eye figuring is subtle but it classy. Some of the veneers we have here show a rain drop effect similar to pommele figure. This is a great complementary wood to walnut. Imagine doors made from solid walnut stock and a birds eye anigre center panel. That would be gorgeous!
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Common Name:
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Anigre, anegre, agnegre, aningeria | |
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Scientific Name:
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Aningeria superba, Aningeria robusta | |
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Family:
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Sapotaceae | |
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Color:
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Creamy yellow to pale brown | |
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Origin:
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East and West Africa (Ghana, Ivory Coast, Cameroon, etc.) | |
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Hardness:
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Moderately soft | |
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Texture:
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Smooth texture with semi-open pores | |
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Finishing:
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Readily accepts stains and finishes |
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