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Walnut serving board
$68
Cut from a single piece, so no two are the same color. Oiled before it is packed, and it wants oiling again every few months — the instructions come in the box.
- Size
- 16 × 8 in, ¾ in thick
- Wood
- Walnut, air-dried eighteen months
- Finish
- Food-safe oil, no varnish
- Care
- Wipe, never dishwasher
Specifications
- Size
- 16 × 8 in, ¾ in thick
- Wood
- Walnut, air-dried eighteen months
- Finish
- Food-safe oil, no varnish
- Care
- Wipe, never dishwasher
Before you order
When will my order arrive?
Two to five business days. The rate is calculated in the cart, so the total you see is the total you pay.
Can I return something?
Within thirty days, unused and in its packaging. Return postage is yours.
Why is something out of stock?
Runs are small. A sold-out piece comes back when the workshop makes the next batch, usually within a month.
Do you ship abroad?
Not yet. Write to us and we will tell you when that changes.
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