There is something particularly charming about an old cutting board -- the more it has been used, the better it gets. This large French board, likely dating from the late 19th to early 20th century, has a wonderful flared handle and a surface marked by decades of kitchen work.
The scratches, knife marks, variations in color and worn edges are all part of its history. I love these boards leaned aganist a kitchen wall, stacked with with others, or brought out for serving.
Material
Solid Wood
Dimensions
19" L x 13" W
Collected Along the Way
Sometimes the best treasure hunting happens on a cold and rainy Saturday at the Porte de Vanves. The crowds are thinner, the vendors are friendly -- and usually quite ready to sell.
No matter the weather, Kyle can always spot a cutting board. Or set of andirons.