GALLERY
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Unusual board where a root formed a loop which we used as a handle. |
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Spring-action salad tongs that fold back on themselves for easy storage. |
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Ready for guests! Some of our most recent charcuterie trays loaded and ready for the evening. |
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Charcuterie board from apple wood. |
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Wall clock carved from a yew root ball. |
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Cherry wood charcuterie board with integral "loop" handle. |
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Long walnut charcuterie board showing the finger pocket that we fashion on the flat ends of our boards; a big help for picking them up with two hands. |
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Yew wood board from a branch point in the log. |
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Detailed view showing how handles are formed from a branch and is integral to the board. |
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Small live-edge vase from a yew root ball. |
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Decorative box out of yew wood. |
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Unusual oak charcuterie board showing the cross sections of three branches in the tray and integral handles on both ends. |
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Yew hollow vessel with threaded cap that could be used as an decorative cremation urn. |